Saving for College: A Guide for Students and Parents
With some thoughtful planning and smart strategies, you can make college more affordable. Now’s the time to get started.
Finals Week Survival Guide: Study Plan, Prepare and Perform Your Best
Finals week is the grand finale of the semester, but with a clear study plan, you can set yourself up for success.
7 Tips to Reduce (or Avoid) College Student Debt
One of the smartest ways to avoid college debit is to explore options for grants and scholarships.
Five Ways to Support Disability Pride Month
There are some simple ways you can take part in Disability Pride Month and celebrate all of our unique differences. Read more…
FRCC Graduate to Begin English Teaching Career in Mexico
FRCC student Madison Smith found her people and her passion in FRCC’s TESOL program. Read about her plans to teach English in Mexico after graduation.
Retiree and Navy Veteran Starts Second Act with Horticulture Degree
At age 64, Jim Weimar is a military veteran, cancer survivor and former USPS employee. This week he’ll walk across a graduation stage for the very first time.
Finding Her People, Place and Purpose
On National TRIO Day, read how the TRIO program has helped FRCC student Leah Shipley find a new path toward becoming a scientist.
FRCC Alum, Veteran-Turned-Author Finds Healing Through Writing
After earning an engineering degree at CSU, Andrew Bragg started his engineering career and recently published a memoir about his experiences during the war in Afghanistan.