Two Generations, One Graduation Day

This year, a mother and her child will cross the stage together—each earning their degree, and each carrying a story shaped by commitment.

This year, a mother and her child will cross the stage together—each earning their degree, and each carrying a story shaped by commitment.

Excellence has a way of standing out—and this year, two Front Range Community College students are being recognized among the nation’s best.

Front Range Community College proudly recognizes students and alumni who are the first in their families to pursue higher education.

FRCC has just been awarded a competitive multi-year TRIO Student Support Services grant for the college’s Larimer Campus.

On National TRIO Day, read how the TRIO program has helped FRCC student Leah Shipley find a new path toward becoming a scientist.

Graduate Melissa Chavez has overcome great challenges to attain her dream of becoming an engineer. Here is Melissa’s inspiring story, in her own words…

When Hector Vargas started college, he didn’t know what he wanted to do career-wise. But he felt confident FRCC was a good place to build a strong foundation.

After serving in the US Marine Corps, Robert Hajnos was ready to go to college. As a first-generation student, he found support in FRCC’s TRIO program.