Apply NOW to be part of the 2008-2009
Key Service Community Class!
We would love for you to be part of the Key Service Community for the 2008-2009 academic year. Because Key is an honorary program with a limited number of spaces, a separate application is required.
To Apply
1. You can request that an application be mailed to your home address by emailing the following information to Amy.Robertson@colostate.edu:
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You may also call our main office at (970) 491- 3658 and ask for an application to be emailed, mailed or faxed to you.
Confirmation Contract
If you have already applied and been accepted into the Key Service Community, we need you to return your Key Service Student Contract and Bio Card, which will serve as your confirmation to the Community. Once we receive your Key Contract and Bio Card, we will be able to assign you to one of the Key floors in Braiden Hall and enable you to register for Key Service Cluster classes.
Download the Key Service Student Contract and Bio Card
Important Considerations
Residents of the Key Service Community will be accepted on the basis of student commitment to Key goals, as evidenced by the student’s responses to the application questions. Acceptance is also based on space availability. For these reasons, return your application quickly.
There is not a grade point average or test score requirement for admission to the program. We have found that students from every level of academic preparation do well in the Key Service Community. Instead, selections are based on space availability and on each student’s commitment to academic success and leadership development as demonstrated through a complete and thoughtful application.
If you would like to be part of the Key Service Community but have already received your housing assignment, that is not a problem. If you are accepted into the Key Service Community,your housing assignment will be automatically changed to the Key floors of Braiden Hall.
Key students move to campus one day earlier than other on-campus residents in order to fully participate in Key Orientation, a required component of the program. Key Orientation is a time for students to meet everyone in their Key Course Cluster and on their floor, interact with faculty and staff involved with the program, and connect with campus resources.
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