Students—Telephones and Long Distance Service
>>ITS voice services: www.colorado.edu/its/voiceservices
Telephone and long distance service depends on where you are living.
Location |
Service |
Residence Halls |
|
Family Housing |
Free local calling |
Bear Creek |
Free local calling |
Residence Halls, College Inn, and Athens North
- Basic land line phone service is NOT included in Room and Board for Residence Halls. Students are encouraged to bring a cell phone instead.
- A landline connection can be activated in your unit for a non-refundable fee of $500 for the academic year by calling Occupancy Management at 303-492-6673. A hardship case can be requested for handicap or special needs students.
- There are analog phones available at the entrances and main lobbies in all the residence halls.
- For more information, visit the Housing & Dining Services: Phone Service web page.
Family Housing
- Free local calling service.
- You must provide your own personal phones, cordless phones, and answering machines. Phone connection features included are: free local calling, last number dialed, call forwarding, call waiting, hold, and automatic callback.
- Long distance service with a secure authorization code for each resident
- Monthly statements of long distance calls, which are sent directly to you, while charges are added to your official university bill from the bursar's office
- Long distance service is also available. Pick up your long distance authorization code at the IT Service Center.
- For more information, visit the Housing & Dining Services: Phone Service web page.
Bear Creek
- One telephone jack per bedroom and common area, please provide your own phone
- Free local calling service
- Voice mail
- Long distance service with a secure authorization code for each resident
- Monthly statements of long distance calls, which are sent directly to you, while charges are added to your official university bill from the bursar's office
- Long distance service is also available. Pick up your long distance authorization code at the IT Service Center.
Using telephones and long distance
When you have your long distance authorization code, read below to get answers to the most commonly asked questions. If you feel that your question is not answered, please send us an email by clicking on the email address below, or contacting us via support information on this site.
Get Help
IT Service Center
303-735-4357 (5-HELP)
help@colorado.edu
