First-Gen Success

The first course meets for five weeks and will introduce students to college culture through interactive seminars in a multicultural environment. The second course will build students' college success techniques in personal management, communication skills, critical and creative thinking, appreciation for diverse identities, and career planning.

The Access and Opportunity Programs are dedicated to serving, educating, and empowering farm workers. By addressing the academic, financial, and social needs of migrant and seasonal farm workers and their children, the programs aim to improve their quality of life through higher education.

Streamlines your transition to the University of Northern Colorado. Program participants receive specialized advising, access to UNC’s resources and services, and increased scholarship opportunities. Students pursuing AA, AS, and AAS Graphic Design degrees should strongly consider joining the program as soon as possible.

Supports students in their college journey by helping develop the studying, reading, and writing skills necessary for succeeding in college classes. The program provides 12 months of customized instructor support with flexible study hours in our Adult Learning Lab.

Helps students with a documented disability receive the accommodations they need to ensure access, such as extended test time, note-taking, assistive technology, and more.

Provides library services, professional tutoring services, online learning assistance, and student technology assistance. Students have access to more than 100 digital databases and 24/7 library assistance. Students can check out textbooks, laptops, hotspots, and more. The remodeled space has comfortable seating, numerous study locations, and several private study rooms.

The Program is designed to help promising students complete an associate degree without incurring additional educational debt and to support them in successfully transferring to a Reisher 4-year partner institution.

Provides support to students seeking to transfer to a four-year college or university. Offers support in researching programs and schools that align with students' education and career goals, navigating transfer application and scholarship processes, and connecting with support services at transfer institutions.

Serves first-generation students, those with a financial need, and/or documented disability. From start to finish, participants will receive academic support and resources: academic advising, access to free tutoring, transfer and career planning, financial aid and financial literacy workshops, computer, and printing access, transfer college visits, and cultural enrichment activities.

Unlock your academic success at Aims with our free tutoring and academic support services.

Helps ensure that all Aims students can access food and the basic supplies they need to succeed.

Assists students in connecting with Aims and community resources to help them overcome barriers to academic success and well-being.

A portal that connects students to campus resources and online educational tools that help you tackle your academics, career path, stress, and social life.

The perfect way to make the transition to college life at Aims. Attending in person will allow students to connect to the information, people, and resources needed to succeed on the first day of classes!

Provides a variety of free events on all campuses including virtual activities. Topics covered range from physical and emotional wellness to multiculturalism and diversity to pure fun and entertainment.

The MOSAIC cultivates a welcoming and inclusive environment for students to build community, access resources, and critically engage in social justice topics. The MOSAIC offers various programming, events, and leadership opportunities to support student needs.

Advocates for students, oversees student-run social media, and seeks students' ideas, concerns, and feedback.

Offers support and growth experiences through a variety of educational, social, and multicultural activities