Enrollment Steps - Undocumented Students
You are an undocumented student if you are a Non-U.S. Citizen or Non-Permanent Resident living in the United States without a valid non-immigrant visa. This is different from being an international student living outside of the U.S. applying for a student visa or living inside the U.S. in possession of a visa.
Activation instructions will be sent to the email account you used to apply. Visit Account and Password Help if you need more assistance.
Start your CAFSA application. This is optional, but it's free to apply. You may qualify for:
• Grants
• Scholarships (generally, not paid back)
It's best to apply at least two months before classes begin. Many students apply as early as January to get help paying for classes that start in August.
Aims uses multiple measures to determine college readiness. Share your academic background in multiple ways:
- High School transcript with overall GPA and English or math courses completed with a C or higher**
- ACT*
- Reading 17, English 18, Math 19
- SAT*
- Before March 2016: Critical Reading/Verbal 430/440, Math 460
- After March 2016: Evidence-based Reading and Writing 470
- Successful completion ("C" or higher) of an equivalent college-level math and/or writing course from a regionally accredited school**
- Additional measures include the PARCC, GED, HISET, TASC and Accuplacer. Please see the Multiple Measures Assessments page for more information.
Please note that college transcripts must be official and submitted to transfer@aims.edu.
Multiple Measures Assessments
*Scores are valid for a period of three years from the date taken.
**Grades must be within the past 10 years.
Residency is determined at the time that a student applies (or reapplies) to the College and is based on the answers that a student submits in their Admissions Application.
If your residency status was not automatically determined from your Admissions Application (and you are coded as a “pending” residency), then you will need to take steps to declare your residency status prior to the start of the term. Residency statuses must be decided on or before the first day of classes in any given term.
Students that are either Undocumented or DACA, can petition to become ASSET residency by completing the ASSET & High School Graduation In-State Exception Request Form. Students that do not qualify for ASSET, miss the deadline in a term, or who take no steps to resolve their Pending status will be coded as Out-of-State.
Please visit the ASSET page for more information regarding residency. Reach out to records@aims.edu if you have any questions.
Call for an appointment.
Greeley: (970) 339-6443
Fort Lupton: (303) 857-4022
Loveland: (970) 667-4611, ext. 3300
Windsor: (970) 339-6610, option 2
Register online using your myAims account.
Attend Arty's Orientation
Consider AAA 109: This class can help you make connections with other students while you learn strategies to boost your grades and success in college. You’ll learn how to work smarter, not harder. Whether you are learning to take notes from fast-talking professors or strategies for reading and remembering hundreds of textbook pages, the Advancing Academic Achievement class can make you a better student.
Learn about payment options.
View your bill and financial aid status on your myAims account.
Please make sure that you double-check your residency status reported on your bill prior to the start of the term. If you have questions about your residency, please contact records@aims.edu. In general, residency cannot be adjusted for the current term once a student begins classes.
Complete one of the payment options by the posted Payment Deadlines.
Visit the Cashier's Office for more details about paying your tuition.
Buy books and supplies in the Aims bookstore or online.
Get a Student ID card and parking permit, available at these locations:
Greeley and Windsor: visit the Greeley Student Activities, Inclusion and Leadership Office in Room 155 in the Student Commons.
Fort Lupton and Loveland: visit the front desk for assistance.
Windsor: Windsor Campus Safety desk in the PSI building.
Learn more about services for students and how to use myAims.
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