Information for the CSU Community
What is the AAC?
FAQ for CSU faculty and Staff
Who can benefit from AAC services?
When is the best
time to refer students?
We can't emphasize enough, the importance of students coming to AAC
early in the semester. Our experience shows that many students who are
referred here never come, or come too late to save their semester. Here
are a few things you can do that might help them make the connection:
- Have the student access our website from your office for information
and print out the application.
- Have the student call from your office to make an intake appointment,
to which he/she will bring the completed application.
- Call one of our retention specialists or the director while the
student is in your office. We can chat with you and the student about
his/her situation right then, answer any questions, and encourage
his/her application. 970.491.6129
- Walk the student over to our office to be introduced and to pick
up an application. The application can be filled out in the office
and the student can have an intake appointment immediately.
AAC fills most of its slots for each year by October 31st. Only limited
spaces are available in the spring semester.
How does AAC decided whether or not to accept
a student?
- Students must be eligible
- Their application and documentation must be complete. We do not
provide services until their documentation is submitted.
- Their GPA must not be so low that they cannot realistically be
retained at CSU. Since our funding is tied to the percentage of our
students who graduate from CSU, we cannot accept students who are
certain to be dismissed.
Is AAC effective?
Student
Assessment of AAC since 1997
Overview
of retention and graduation statistics
Accomplishment
of Objectives
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