The best way to learn if the Daniels College of Business is the right place for you is to start making connections with members of our graduate business community. Whether you plan to visit to our beautiful campus, meet with us virtually or join us at an event, there are many ways to connect with Daniels.
Visit Campus
Visit us on the beautiful University of Denver campus, where you can sit in on a class, explore the area, have coffee with a current student and more. Customize your visit and choose what’s most important to you.
Find directions to campus, local attractions to explore and more on our Visit Daniels page.
Coffee Shop Consults
Peipei Gong
Thursdays at Starbucks
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Hannah Hansard
Tuesdays at Kaladi Coffee Roasters
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Zoe Jackson
Thursdays at La Belle Rosette
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Alicia Lucero
Tuesdays at La Belle Rosette
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Virtual Visits
Schedule a virtual chat with a member of the Daniels team to learn more about our programs and life as a Daniels student. You can choose between:
- a coffee chat with a current student
- conversation with a faculty member in your program of interest
- consultation with a representative from Graduate Admissions, Graduate Career Services or Graduate Student Services
Virtual visits will last 30 minutes to an hour. You can use the form below to schedule both virtual and in-person visits.
Virtual Campus Tour
Do You Have Questions?
Luke Parrott
Director, Graduate Admissions
Reach out to Luke or your dedicated admissions advisor any time if you have questions about the admissions process.
303.871.3416
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