Frequently Asked Questions About D6
Am I automatically admitted to Aims if I attend high school in District 6?
Yes! You just need to complete a form to give us a few more details, then you’re ready to enroll. We’ll send an email with a link to the form in the fall before the year you graduate from high school.
Do I need to apply to Aims to be automatically admitted?
No, however, we need you to complete the admissions form to prepare you to enroll in classes.
Are there GPA or graduation requirements for direct admission?
No, there are no GPA or graduation requirements.
Do out-of-district students qualify for direct admission?
Not at this time.
Are all programs included for direct admission?
Direct admission provides admission to Aims Community College; some programs have specific additional admission requirements.
When will I be notified that I’ve been admitted?
Once we receive your admission form and review your information, you will be notified of admission. Admission forms are emailed out in the fall before the year you will graduate.
Can I still apply if I wasn’t included in the direct admissions list?
Yes! Applying to Aims is free and fast. Apply today!
Once I’m admitted, what are my next steps?
Once you’re admitted, complete your enrollment steps to prepare for the first day of classes.
How do I reserve my spot or confirm my enrollment?
Once you are notified of admission and complete your form, you will receive information about the next steps and registering for classes.
Is there a deadline to accept my direct admission offer?
Yes, you have two weeks from the time you receive your notification to complete your admission form.
Do I still need to fill out the FAFSA or CAFSA?
Yes, the FAFSA and CAFSA are required for financial aid awards. We recommend you fill those out as soon as possible before you plan to attend college.
Can I speak with an advisor before enrolling?
Yes, our enrollment coaches are available to answer any questions you may have.
Who can help me understand my next steps after being admitted?
Our enrollment coaches are dedicated to helping you prepare for the first day of classes—schedule an appointment.
Does direct admission affect my tuition or financial aid?
No, direct admission does not affect tuition or financial aid.
How do I apply for scholarships and grants?
The Office of Financial Aid can support you in applying for financial aid and scholarships. If you are a Weld County resident who meets the requirements, you are eligible to apply for Weld County Bright Futures, with an application deadline in the spring of your senior year.
What academic support is available for first-year students?
You can receive academic support, such as Tutoring, through the Learning Commons and through individual faculty support during open office hours.
Are there resources for first-generation college students?
You can access various resources for first-year students, including Advising, Career Services, Student Life, The MOSAIC, TRIO Support Services, Student Accessibility Services, and Counseling Services.
When is orientation, and is it mandatory?
New student orientation is not mandatory but highly recommended. It is a great way to become familiar with Aims, build community with other prospective students and Aims support staff, and gain skills that will help you transition to college smoothly.
How do I choose or change my major?
To choose or change your major, meet with your academic advisor.
How do I register for classes?
To register for classes, you must first attend an appointment with your academic advisor, then utilize the Workday platform to register.