Where do CU Denver students live?

F-1 and J-1 international students are allowed to work up to 20 hours of on-campus employment while studying at UC Denver. Furthermore, students can work 40 hours per week during the scheduled break. A few of the popular part-time jobs in the USA are:

• Teaching Assistant
• Barista
• Tour Guide
• Campus Tech Support
• University Book Store Assistant

Yes, the University of Colorado Denver offers plenty of meal plans to international students. Check below the detailed information about meal plans at Lynx Crossing. 

Fall/Spring 25 Resident Meal Plans

Fall/Spring 24 Commuter Meal Plans

Yes, the University of Colorado Denver have two housing options for international undergraduate and postgradaute students; Lynx Crossing and City Heights. Check below the housing floor plans for Lynx Crossing and City Heights for Fall 2024 - Spring 2025 academic year. 

Lynx Crossing Rates

City Heights Rates

CU Denver has specific application deadlines for international students based on the term enrollment. International students applying outside the US, the deadlines are as follows:

Below are the University of Colorado Denver Application deadlines for 2025:

Yes the UC Denver accepts Duolingo and other ELP’s as well. International  students whose first language is not English, CU Denver accepts IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, and DET scores as proof of English proficiency. The minimum scores accepted are given below:

Note: Minimum requirements may vary with different programs. To check the exact limit on each course, please refer to the intended course page on the university website.