2025 Fall & 2026 Spring Hours
Greeley/Fort Lupton/Windsor
Monday - Friday
8:00 a.m. - 5:00p.m.
Loveland
Remote or by appointment
Advising
Plan Ahead. Advising Has Changed.
Aim. Plan. Achieve.
Advising is now by appointment year-round--no more "Walk Ins" for peak registration! Appointments for Spring 2026 academic planning and registration are now open.
• Priority registration begins Oct 20 (VA Benefit Recipients, TRIO, Aims2UNC, Reisher Scholars, students with SAS accommodations).
• Continuing Student Registration begins Oct 27, 2025.
• Build your course wish list with your success coach now so you can register as soon as your window opens.
• Have a quick question or a need a dose of encouragement? Success coaches now offer regular weekly drop-in times. Please note, drop-ins are limited to 15 minutes on a first come basis and are not for academic planning or registration.
Don’t wait until December or January — schedule early and secure your classes!
To view Student Success Coach hours and locations, visit the Locations sort tool.
Once you become a student at Aims, you are assigned a student success coach for your chosen pathway. Coach assignments are made according to your campus and declared major.
As a new or returning student, your Coach will work with you to:
- Explain various educational pathways
- Confirm your academic and career goals
- Identify classes that will meet those goals
- Assist with the online registration process
- Inform you of important campus and community resources helpful for your success
Planning to transfer to the University of Northern Colorado after Aims? Connect with the Aims2UNC transition program today!
Are you a newly admitted high school student planning to take Aims courses while in high school? Connect with a high school to Aims (HS2Aims) success coach.
If you are a current student, it is recommended that you meet with your Coach at least once each semester.
During these appointments, a Coach can assist you with the following:
- Short-term and long-term goal setting
- Developing an education plan that outlines your courses through graduation
- Learning graduation requirements and other policies/procedures of Aims Community College
- Monitoring and discussing your academic progress
- Referring you to academic, career, financial, social, and wellness resources that may assist you
- Discussing any concerns or obstacles you are facing during the semester and helping you get back on track
- Connecting with a faculty mentor in your area of study, as well as leadership and experiential learning opportunities
- Academic probation and suspension recovery