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Outstanding FRCC student Nora Tayefeh has earned a full-ride college scholarship, and shares the accolades with her with math Professor Christy Gomez.

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.

As we celebrate our commencements this week, graduate Margaret Wirth reminds that all the hard work is worth it. Read her thoughts here.

Concurrent enrollment provides college-ready high school students the chance to enroll in college courses—and earn college credit—without having to pay tuition.

As we celebrate our graduates this spring, we hear a lot of powerful stories about their experience. This graduate found her path to success through P-TECH.

FRCC alumna Zaira Villalobos overcame her own challenges in order to take on college and eventually med school—all with the end goal of helping others.

Tricia Johnson, EdD, joins FRCC to take on leadership role. Front Range Community College’s campus in Westminster has a new vice president—Tricia Johnson, EdD. As a new member of the college’s leadership team, she brings with her 20 years of experience in education. She served most recently as the vice president for academic affairs at […]

Jack Roper is a textbook example of the benefits of concurrent enrollment. Concurrent enrollment is the increasingly popular way high school students can enroll in college classes. To recap, concurrent enrollment meets four criteria: a specific structure for providing college courses to high school students; Colorado Opportunity Fund eligibility; tuition paid for, in most cases, up […]