
FRCC student-veteran Tim Watson is shining a light on inclusion for vets and working to give them a place where they feel they belong.
FRCC student-veteran Tim Watson is shining a light on inclusion for vets and working to give them a place where they feel they belong.
IRS-certified studentvolunteers helped local taxpayers complete 622 tax returns this year—free of charge—at Front Range Community College’s Westminster Campus.
As we celebrate our graduates, we get to hear their stories of overcoming obstacles to reach their goals. Read how Mandy found the support she needed to thrive.
As we celebrate our graduates, we hear many powerful stories about their lives. Read how Veronica earned her associate degree while still in high school.
Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders have played very important roles in shaping America. Hear from FRCC employees about what AAPI Heritage Month means to them.
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As FRCC prepares to become a federally designated Hispanic-Serving Institution, let’s talk more about what becoming an HSI might look like for our college.
Students at FRCC can earn college credit for their outside training & experience—without ever stepping foot in a classroom. And right now, this process is free.
FRCC has been recognized as one of America’s Best Online Learning Colleges (2023), according to a new list compiled by Newsweek and database company Statista.
Becoming an HSI is an intentional commitment to being a college where Latinx students thrive. Being an HSI matters—for our students, our college & for Colorado.
Scholarships will cover all tuition, fees & course materials for the college’s fast-track career paths in health-related occupations.
As we celebrate our graduates this spring, we hear their powerful stories Read CJ’s story of overcoming addiction, recovery and abuse to find a bright future…
When Martha thinks of the word “hero,” the first thing that comes to her mind is FRCC students, who are everyday heroes. Keep reading to find out why…
After being denied the chance to train as an EMT because of hearing loss, alumna Katie Day found FRCC. Read her inspiring story and advice for our new grads.
As we celebrate our commencements this week, graduate Margaret Wirth reminds that all the hard work is worth it. Read her thoughts here.