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FRCC & CSU now offer a specialized transfer program, making it easier for hospitality management students to transfer to CSU to complete a bachelor’s degree.

Students who want to become registered dietician nutritionists can now complete the required degrees for their credential in less time—and for less money.

As we celebrate our graduates this spring, we hear many powerful stories. This grad speaks about what she learned—and how she benefitted—from being vulnerable.

As we celebrate our graduates this spring, we hear a lot of powerful stories about their experience. Here’s one from a graduate of our Boulder County campus.

Agreement will allow for smoother transfer from community college to state universities—saving students money and diversifying the engineering workforce.

If you’re starting your college journey at a community college, you have one big question to answer: Which degree is best for you? Here are your options…

Getting involved in activities at school was critical for Monica Martinez from an early age. She chose to attend FRCC for her first two years of college because it costs significantly less than a four-year university. But she also wanted all the campus involvement opportunities of a bigger school.

For Chris Sarracino, success in college required two key ingredients: maturity and fatherhood. Going back to school at FRCC has helped him manage a busy life while working and parenting. After successfully completing his associate degree, he’s now moving on to his bachelor’s at Metropolitan State University of Denver.