The Montrose campus offers tutoring services on campus for students taking math or other subjects. For more information about tutoring services, ask your instructor or visit the front desk in the Branscome Center.
The Montrose campus offers courses to help students learn the essential skills needed to be successful in college. Students can select from two courses and earn up to three college credits.
UNIV 100 College Success Skills: Learn how to utilize campus resources, manage your time well, manage your finances, and use CMU’s learning tools for students, including D2L and MAVzone.
UNIV 101 First-Year College Success: Learn about the study strategies needed to be successful in college. Topics include reading college-level textbooks, memorization, note-taking, test-taking, stress management, and communication skills.
For more information about these courses, contact the staff in the Branscome Center.
CMU’s librarians love helping students find the right books and articles for any purpose, and will help you understand your assignments and how to cite the articles and images that you use in your papers. There are several ways to receive assistance without driving to Grand Junction: call the Library at 970.248.1860, visit the web coloradomesa.edu/library, or send an email to [email protected].
If you are a student with a documented physical or learning disability and need an accommodation for this class, contact the Educational Access Services Office http://www.coloradomesa.edu/educational-access/index.html, (970)248-1801, at the start of the semester. Visit their website for a detailed explanation on how to request accommodations for your disability. If you have any additional questions, contact the CMU Montrose staff in the Branscome Center.
Service animals: Service animals are allowed in public areas of the campus. However, Emotional Support Animals (ESA's) are not allowed inside campus buildings. It is important to know the difference between the two types of animals. For more information, read the CMU Service Animal Policy.
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