Future Students

The Center for Human Enrichment (CHE) provides support to a selected number of first generation college students enrolled at UNC. First generation is defined as a student "whose parents or legal guardians do not hold a bachelor’s degree or students who have independent status, living outside the support of a natural or adoptive parent."

Eligibility Requirements

As a CHE participant, you will become part of a caring community that will support your academic and personal growth from the time you enter UNC until you graduate. If you are interested in applying to be a CHE participant, then first read the eligibility information below to see if you are eligible.

To be eligible a student must:

be a first-generation college student (meaning neither parent earned a college degree)
meet federal income guidelines set by the U.S. Department of Education
accepted students must be committed to meeting with CHE staff and utilizing our program services throughout their undergraduate career

Parent/Family Orientation	Información Para Los Padres
We understand that families are a critical part of the student’s journey throughout their college experience and their academic success. CHE staff are available to provide parents with support and answer any questions they may have about policies and procedures at UNC and/or need someone to help understand the lingo and paperwork that may need to be completed. At CHE, we welcome questions from parents who may be uncertain of institutional practice. However, we cannot share details about your student without written consent because of FERPA regulations. We invite parents to participate in New Student Orientation (NSO) along with their student; this provides an opportunity for them to learn more about the educational experience their student will embark upon. Additionally, we welcome parents/family to join us on the first day of the summer CHE Connections and remain for a meal. This gives parents an opportunity to become familiar with the CHE staff and program. Please contact us with questions or concerns that may come up at 970-351-1905 or visit us at Michener Library, room L-116.	¡Bienvenidos! Es un honor tener su hijo/hija en nuestro programa! En la Universidad del Norte de Colorado (UNC), nuestra prioridad es el éxito de los estudiantes. La misión de CHE es apoyar el éxito académico, profesional y personal de nuestros estudiantes. Tambien estamos aqui para apollar sus hijos en cualquier cosa necesiten para tener éxito en UNC. Entendemos la importancia de sus hijos y por eso es que los representantes de CHE hacen todo lo posible para que los estudiantes se sientan parte de la familia académica.En la seleccione abajo encontrará información en Español sobre La Oficina de Asistencia Financiera de UNC : Llámen al número 970-351-2097 se tenen preguntas sobre asistencia financiera de su hijo/hija. Puede pregunta por consejeros de admisiones que hablan español. Los representantes de CHE hablan están a su disposición para responder a sus preguntas sobre nuestro programa. Por favor llámenos al número 970-351-1905 o visítenos en la biblioteca de Michener, oficina número L-116.

Parent/Family Orientation

Información Para Los Padres

We understand that families are a critical part of the student’s journey throughout their college experience and their academic success. CHE staff are available to provide parents with support and answer any questions they may have about policies and procedures at UNC and/or need someone to help understand the lingo and paperwork that may need to be completed. At CHE, we welcome questions from parents who may be uncertain of institutional practice. However, we cannot share details about your student without written consent because of FERPA regulations.

We invite parents to participate in New Student Orientation (NSO) along with their student; this provides an opportunity for them to learn more about the educational experience their student will embark upon. Additionally, we welcome parents/family to join us on the first day of the summer CHE Connections and remain for a meal. This gives parents an opportunity to become familiar with the CHE staff and program.

Please contact us with questions or concerns that may come up at 970-351-1905 or visit us at Michener Library, room L-116.

¡Bienvenidos! Es un honor tener su hijo/hija en nuestro programa! En la Universidad del Norte de Colorado (UNC), nuestra prioridad es el éxito de los estudiantes. La misión de CHE es apoyar el éxito académico, profesional y personal de nuestros estudiantes. Tambien estamos aqui para apollar sus hijos en cualquier cosa necesiten para tener éxito en UNC.
Entendemos la importancia de sus hijos y por eso es que los representantes de CHE hacen todo lo posible para que los estudiantes se sientan parte de la familia académica.En la seleccione abajo encontrará información en Español sobre La Oficina de Asistencia Financiera de UNC :

Llámen al número 970-351-2097 se tenen preguntas sobre asistencia financiera de su hijo/hija. Puede pregunta por consejeros de admisiones que hablan español.

Los representantes de CHE hablan están a su disposición para responder a sus preguntas sobre nuestro programa. Por favor llámenos al número 970-351-1905 o visítenos en la biblioteca de Michener, oficina número L-116.