Community College of Denver’s (CCD) Engineering Momentum: STEM Core program offers to underserved and underrepresented students, including minorities, women, and veterans. The program’s primary goal? To prepare students for Calculus within a year, setting them up for long-term success in math and engineering.

While held to the same standards of accreditation as our public universities, CCD offers a high-quality education without the burden of excessive debt. This combination of affordability and academic rigor makes CCD an unparalleled choice for those looking to maximize their educational investment.

As the son of Mexican immigrants, neither of whom finished high school, Gael is a first-generation college student filled with a relentless passion for learning. He talks about his family, being part of CRCorps, setting one’s self up for success, and more.

The start of a new year can be stressful. Here are some of general resources and things to know to have a successful semester... besides what time your first class is!

It’s hard not to love animals, but for Community College of Denver’s Veterinary Technology students, these animals become a passion and a career. For National I Love Horses Day (July 15), we wanted to share what our students are up to out of the classroom, and how much they love horses too!

Community College of Denver was the only community college that was invited to participate, which seemingly played a large part in their success. Jacob and Lynae, along with two other CCD students, did not disappoint as CityHawks!

Due to inclement weather, CCD will be closed at ALL campus locations on March 14, 2024. No on-campus classes will be held at Auraria, Lowry, and AMC campus locations.

The CIBER (Center for International Business Education & Research) International Business Case Competition is an annual event in which students from different minority serving institutions and Historically Black College and Universities (HBCU) are tasked with solving real-world business problems.

Graduation Applications were to be submitted by Feb. 10, 2024. This ensures you receive your diploma and that your degree or certificate appears on your transcripts, which employers often ask for.

February marks Black History Month, and during this time, we are paying tribute to both historical and contemporary Black trailblazers.