Have you scheduled your semester check in with the scholarship coordinator?
Your COSI community is here to support you. We have resources to career exploration and internships, financial coaching and overall support.
For academic advising, IRIS is always here to support you on your academic journey! Schedule with an IRIS Academic Advisor to utilize their specialties!
Val Johnson
Meet Your Peer Advocate
- Major: Criminal Justice and Spanish: Hispanic Studies
- Class Standing: Junior
- Hometown: Westminster/Arvada, CO
- Hobbies & Interests: I love to play tennis, go to concerts, walk my dog, and go on car rides singing to music with my friends
- Why I Chose CMU: I chose CMU for the Criminal Justice program, being able to get the full college experience without worrying about the cost and it's close enough to where I can come home on the weekends if needed but far enough to be on my own.
Katie Noble
Meet Your Peer Advocate
- Major: Public Accounting
- Class Standing: Junior
- Hometown: Fruita, CO
- Hobbies & Interests: I love playing the drums and participating in anything music related. I also love the great outdoors, especially during ski season
- Why I Chose CMU: I chose CMU because of the amazing opportunities for growth in the business sector. The Davis School of Business offers many unique opportunities for its students that many large schools cannot. I also love the location of CMU: it is close to every outdoor activity possible while still being in the comforts of my hometown
Illectra Dixon
Meet Your Peer Advocate
- Major: Criminal Justice
- Class Standing: Junior
- Hometown: Bailey, CO
- Hobbies & Interests: I love to bake and go outdoors!
- Why I Chose CMU: I chose CMU because I felt that I belonged here the moment I walked through campus. CMU provides me with endless opportunities to succeed and achieve my goals.
If you have an in-depth question or situation, or you need scholarship or financial specific help, get on Mack's calendar!
- For COSI Delta and COSI Montrose, you must be a Delta or Montrose County Resident
- For COSI Mesa Students, you must be a Mesa County Resident living on campus
- Students seeking information on the Mesa County Housing Scholarship (COSI Mesa) should go here
- Be enrolled as a full-time student or in a minimum of 12 credits per a semester
- Earn a 2.0 cumulative GPA at CMU or CMU Tech each semester
- Each Semester you must check in at least two times:
- Meet once a semester with your Academic Advisor or IRIS Advisor, listed in DegreeWorks within MAVZone, to create a course plan and discuss course registration to ensure you stay on track with your graduation plan.
- Meet once a semester with your IRIS Advisor or the COSI Scholarship Team to complete to check-in on your progress or discuss any questions you may have
- Attend two COSI Scholars Event each semester (e.g. Career Services or Financial Aid Workshop, CMU resources, community resources, etc.)
- Complete the FAFSA by March 1st
- Seek tutoring/study help if needed
- Freshman: Complete UNIV 100, 101, Early Start, New MAV Days or something similar
- Seniors: Participate in an exit/transition planning workshop or Meet 1:1 with an advisor first semester of senior year regarding transition and graduation requirements and preparation
COSI Community Events
- Fri. May. 9th 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM – Outside Recreation Center – Goat Greeting Event RSVP