FRCC Is an Emerging Hispanic-Serving Institution (Part 2)

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.
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.
Wednesday is International Women’s Day. Read more about this global celebration of women’s history and the continued movements for gender equity and inclusion.
As we celebrate Women’s History Month, it’s worth noting that the majority of FRCC’s top leaders are currently women. Read why this month matters to them.
From middle school to college, TRIO programs help students with limited-income, first-generation college students and individuals with disabilities to succeed.
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.
Learn about Barney Ford’s many contributions to business and civic affairs in our state—including helping get Black Coloradans the right to vote.
Concurrent enrollment provides college-ready high school students the chance to enroll in college courses—and earn college credit—without having to pay tuition.
FRCC will receive almost $1.5 million from the US Department of Education to continue its child care assistance program for our students who have kids.