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Undocumented students, new or continuing, are eligible for in-state tuition through FLC's ASSET program if they have attended high school in Colorado for at least three years immediately before graduation or completion of a Colorado GED.

Eligibility for the ASSET program:

• Attend a public or private high school in Colorado for at least three years before graduation OR earn a Colorado GED
• Enroll in a Colorado college or university within 12 months of high school graduation or GED completion, OR graduate/complete GED before September 1, 2013, and have lived in Colorado for 18 months before the semester starts
• If you did not enroll within 12 months of high school graduation or GED completion before September 1, 2013, you must provide proof of living in Colorado for 18 consecutive months before the semester start. The proof must show a Colorado address.

How to apply for FLC's ASSET program:

• Provide:
  • Copy of lease agreement signed by all parties or rent receipts
  • Copy of warranty deed or tax liability statement for homeowners
  • Students who lived with a friend or relative must provide a notarized statement from that person indicating the property address and the dates of residence
• Provide at least two of the following documents:
  • Colorado state identification or driver’s license
  • Colorado vehicle registration
  • Proof of employment (W-2 or check stubs)
  • Signed copies of Colorado income tax return or Colorado tax transcript for the previous year

To apply for ASSET in-state tuition

• Complete the College Opportunity Fund (COF) affidavit indicating you are or will be applying for legal presence in Colorado.
• The Admission Office will give you a Fort Lewis College ASSET Affidavit to fill out that will require additional documents. Submit the packet to the Admission Office 30 days before the semester starts.
• Provide official final high school transcripts from a Colorado school you attended for at least three years or official Colorado GED transcripts.
•  If you are transferring from another college, provide proof of acceptance at a Colorado college or university within 12 months of completing high school or your GED.

Account holds can prevent you from doing important things, like registering for classes.

An Admission hold on your account means you are missing one or more required documents that complete your admission file.

Action required

Send the outstanding document(s) to the Admission Office to remove this hold. In most instances, one or more of these documents is missing from your admission file:

• High school transcripts
  An official copy of your final high school transcript showing the graduation date. Ask your high school to send an official copy of your final transcript to the Admission Office.
• Transfer student or first-year student concurrent enrollment program transcripts
  An official transcript from one or more previously-attended colleges or universities. Ask the institution(s) to send official transcript(s) to the Admission Office.
• Residency documents
  If you are a US citizen seeking an in-state tuition classification, you need to provide a copy of your parent's or parents' driver's license(s) (OR, if you are over 23, a copy of your own driver's license), and a copy of your parent's or parents' Colorado tax return(s) to the Admission Office.
  If you are an undocumented immigrant and attended a high school or received a GED in Colorado, you may be eligible for the Colorado ASSET in-state tuition program. Visit our In-State Tuition for ASSET Students page for more information.

Deadline

You must file all documents about your eligibility for in-state tuition by the first day of the semester.

This hold will prevent you from:

• Registering for classes

Questions

Email the Admission Office at admission@fortlewis.edu or call them at 970-247-7184.

COF is a stipend benefit offered by Colorado State to undergraduate students enrolled in college classes that reduces their tuition fees. It's like a grant, and you don't have to pay it back. Apply on the state website and authorize use of the stipend on WebOpus.

With COF, students get 145 credit hours to use at any Colorado college. If a student exceeds that amount, they can submit an appeal for a one-year extension by completing the COF Limit Waiver.

Contact a Skyhawk Specialist for the best way to drop all your classes after the Census Date. Dropping a class or classes after the Census Date is considered a withdrawal.

There are three ways to withdraw:

1. Use one of your 3 Course Withdrawals (CW)
2. Use your single Semester Withdrawal (SW)
3. Petition for an Administrative Withdrawal (AW).

Dropping or withdrawing consequences

Dropping or withdrawing from all classes can impact your on-campus housing and/or financial aid eligibility.

• Housing: You must be enrolled in at least nine credits to live in the residence halls. If you drop below nine credits, you will have 48 hours to vacate the residence halls.
• Financial Aid: Any change in your enrollment status can affect your eligibility for student loans and scholarships.
• Tuition & Fees: Understand the Refund Policy for Tuition & Fees.

Fall 2024

Find out if your credits as a Study Abroad student transfer to Fort Lewis College.

The Evaluate Academic Requirements report can be run in Workday to help advisors simulate hypothetical changes to a student's programs of study. This report only looks at the Program of Study (POS) you want to experiment with and shows how degree and major requirements completed or in progress would be applied. All advisor roles will be able to run this report in Workday. 

You can conduct the following scenarios in this report: 

• Apply a different catalog year to a major or minor 
• Analyze completed requirements that could be applied to an added minor or slightly altered major, e.g., a student majoring in Environmental Science wondering if it would make sense to add a Geology Minor or change their major to Geology.  
• Provide more information on adding a certificate for a student who took several relevant courses as electives in sophomore year, which could count toward both elective credits and a certificate.  
• Dropping a minor or certificate to use credits toward a different requirement.  
• Any other scenario that could benefit from experimenting with the student's current POS and/or degree requirements.  

1. Log in to Workday. Select the "search bar" at the top of the portal and type Academic Requirements). Then, select Evaluate Academic Requirements for Student report from the search results. Note: An additional View Evaluated Academic Requirements for Student report may appear in the search results. This report will be used at a later step in the process.  
2. Type the student's name in the Student field, select the Enter key to remove the student from the search results, and select OK. 
3. Review the student's current programs of study in the program of study table, including the major, minor, or certificate currently being pursued. 
4. The Evaluate Programs of Study area will automatically populate editable line items that match the current programs of study.  
   1. Add a new POS by selecting the (+) icon at the top left of the table.  
   2. Remove an existing secondary POS from the scenario by selecting the (—) button next to the corresponding POS line.  
   3. You can change the POS by selecting the Program of Study field and searching for other POSs to choose a different one.  
   4. If the student is double-majoring, change which major is the primary POS by unselecting the check box in the current POS's "Primary" column and checking the same box in the other POS's row.  
   5. If you add or adjust a secondary POS, select the field, type the corresponding major to which the POS should be linked, and select the desired result.  
   6. The Requirements Effective Date column pertains to the ca

Submit your photo to order a SkyCard, your unique FLC ID.

Flex Dollars are part of the commuter meal plans that roll over to the next semester.

You can get one free SkyCard replacement by visiting SkyHawk Station in person. After this, you can replace for $15 online. 

Log in with your FLC credentials. Check your balance, freeze your card if lost or stolen, and add funds (save your credit card information in your SkyCard account first).

Contact the Accounting Office: AskAccounting@fortlewis.edu

Enrollment verification is a service for current and former students for various purposes, including scholarships, employment, loans, and insurance. In most cases, the student must sign a Release of Information before we can process Enrollment Verification requests.