Resources

This form is for students to complete if they have been dropped and would like to go through the appeals process to be considered for reinstatement.

The Pre-Collegiate staff is committed to your development and success. We ask for a similar commitment from you, as shown through responsible and mature behavior. All Pre-Collegiate students are expected to be aware of and act in accordance with all Program and relevant University policies, as well as with state and federal laws. This form highlights some important Program policies and expectations.

Did you want to update medical or general information we have on file? Complete the Student Emergency Information Form and email it pcdp@uccs.edu to ensure we have your updated contact information.

The primary objective of the Pre-Collegiate Development Program is to encourage students to enroll in college preparatory courses and become eligible for admission into the University of Colorado. Academic records are needed for evaluation of the academic progress and motivation of participating students. The information obtained from these records shall only be transferred to an outside third party when written consent of the parent(s) or guardian(s) (or student if over 18) is first obtained.

This form is to be filled by both the student and parent to grant the Program permission to reproduce photographs/videos taken for the purpose of publication, promotion, illustration or advertising. Photos and videos are kept on file for a variety of uses (web pages, electronic media, brochures, media requests, press releases, advertisement, etc.).

Students who are taking UCCS courses through the Pre-Collegiate Development Program and who have a disability can request appropriate accommodations.

Student step-by-step video guide on how to claim your UCCS account.

Student step-by-step guide on how to access your UCCS email account the UCCS homepage.

Student step-by-step video guide on how to view and download your UCCS unofficial transcripts from your UCCS portal.

Information on the difference between official and unofficial transcripts, types of official transcripts, pricing and delivery methods, and a link to request your official transcripts can all be found here.

Student step-by-step video guide on how to complete your UCCS Academic Outreach Application.

Student step-by-step video guide on how to access and navigate courses in Canvas.

The UCCS scholarship application is a great way to find out about scholarships offered at UCCS and to begin the process of applying for those scholarships. Here’s a student step-by-step guide on how to access the UCCS scholarship application.

Student step-by-step video guide on how to complete the UCCS Pre-Collegiate application. 

An overview of the Pre-Collegiate Development Program, program components and key terms, program policies and notes, and summary of program expectations. Relevant University and University of Colorado system policies are also detailed in the handbook.

An academic calendar featuring programming, events and workshops for Fall through Spring.

UCCS Pre-Collegiate Development Program High School Transition Coaching Workshops 

Students will be exposed to a variety of college and career options within the five Pre-Collegiate Pathways. This event is mandatory for all newly admitted 9th-grade students.

The College Experience conference series gives Pre-Collegiate students the opportunity to experience four unique college campus settings in the Pikes Peak Region. Workshop will include conference style sessions with students, faculty, and staff from the US Air Force Academy, as well as opportunities to experience campus highlights that complement the scholar’s chosen career pathway.

Our Return Ceremony is coming right around the corner on Saturday, August 20, 2022! We will be recapping previous programming, sharing exciting updates and expectations for the upcoming year. There will be an opportunity to tour campus, ask questions related to our programming, and win free swag! Refreshments provided. Si prefiere esta información en español, por favor llame al 719-255-3595.

Join Pre-Collegiate at The College Experience Virtual Resource Fair to learn about community opportunities and practice how to get involved with organizations and intuitions of interest. A chance to explore opportunities that relate to your chosen educational and career pathway. 

The College Experience conferences give Pre-Collegiate scholars the opportunity to explore academic and career interests in a college campus setting

Each year, UCCS students are awarded almost $12 million in scholarships from institutional, local, state and national sources. Visit the UCCS Scholarships page to learn more about these opportunities.

The UCCS scholarship application is a great way to find out about scholarships offered at UCCS and to begin the process of applying for those scholarships. Here’s a student step-by-step guide on how to access the UCCS scholarship application.

The Daniels Scholarship Program offers a comprehensive, four-year college scholarship that provides financial and personal support focused on helping Daniels Scholars succeed in college, and in life. The Daniels Scholarship can be used at any accredited nonprofit college or university in the United States. As of March 2019, the Daniels Scholarship Program has provided more than $188 million in undergraduate scholarships to over 4,160 students.

Find awards and scholarship opportunities only made available to Colorado students.

The Wells Fargo Pre-Collegiate Scholarship is a $2,000 annual award given to outstanding graduates of a University of Colorado Pre-Collegiate Development Program.

CESDA awards seven $1000 (contingent on the availability of funds) awards each year. Visit the CESDA Scholarship page to review requirements and application instructions.

$5,000 scholarships are available for graduating high school seniors in El Paso and Teller Counties who demonstrate a passion for serving others. No matter what education students pursue after high school (university, community college, trade school).

LAEF has been supporting Colorado students and their families since 1949. Scholarships are awarded to Colorado residents (regardless of U.S. permanent legal residency status or U.S. citizenship) based on financial need, leadership potential and character, and service to the community.

The Boettcher Scholarship was founded more than 65 years ago.  Beyond financial support, they provide Scholars with unique enrichment opportunities designed to enhance their learning journeys, launch careers, and cultivate leadership potential.

These programs are not a part of UCCS Pre-Collegiate, but are great opportunities for select high school students to earn college credit. For questions about CU Succeed programs, please contact (719) 255-3498. For questions about MathOnline, please contact (719) 255-4071.

An academic calendar featuring programming, events and workshops for Fall through Spring.

Students will be exposed to a variety of workshops. This event is mandatory for all 7th-grade students.

Students will be exposed to a variety of workshops. This event is mandatory for all 8th-grade students

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