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What are some good community colleges in Denver?

I'm exploring the option of attending a community college in Denver before transferring to a four-year university. Can anyone recommend some community colleges in Denver that have strong programs or good transfer opportunities?

a year ago

Certainly! Denver and the surrounding area have several community colleges known for their vibrant academic communities and transfer opportunities.

1. Community College of Denver (CCD) is located right in downtown Denver and has a wide array of associate's degree programs to consider. They also have a robust Guaranteed Transfer Program to several four-year universities in Colorado.

2. Arapahoe Community College (ACC) in Littleton, just south of Denver, is reputed for its transfer agreements with many Colorado four-year colleges and universities. Plus, they have an innovative Sturm Collaboration Campus, where students can complete three-year bachelor's degrees with CU Denver in several fields.

3. Red Rocks Community College (RRCC), located west of Denver in Lakewood, offers fine arts and health programs that are particularly strong. They have the "degrees with designation" program, which can guarantee full transfer into specific majors at all public colleges or universities in Colorado.

4. Front Range Community College (FRCC), with campuses in Westminster, Longmont, Fort Collins, and Brighton, is Colorado's largest community college and is known for offering a variety of programs. Plus, FRCC has been highlighted for its transfer success rates!

Do remember that while the core academics are crucial, community college is a also a great way to explore your interests and passions, through clubs, mentorship, and other extracurricular activities offered. You should research the specifics of each college's programming to find which is the best fit for you. Good luck in your college search and future academic path!

a year ago

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