
“Community College of Denver has opened many doors for me and has helped me get closer to my goals. Although I will be leaving to transfer into the dental hygiene program at Colorado Northwestern Community College this coming fall, I plan on coming back to CCD to obtain my Bachelors in Applied Science in dental hygiene.” ~ Guadalupe
Guadalupe has been a work-study student with financial aid since she started at CCD two-years ago. The Financial Aid & Scholarship team would like to wish you well on your next journey! We thank you for what you did for our office and students.
The Trinity Autosport Scholarship ($1,000)
Asha24’s Scholarship Program ($1,000)
This fun and interactive program is designed for to you be successful and prepared for your first year at CCD. Gain crucial technical skills that will help you on your college journey.
For more information, please visit CCD.edu/Summer.
Questions? Email at Summer@ccd.edu or call 303.556.2600.
The DREAMers United Club provides resources to our DREAMers and undocumented students. DREAMers United is part of an active community that offers support, community and volunteer opportunities that positively impact society. Joining DREAMers United is a great way to network and make connections for a brighter future.
DREAMers United will meet each Thursday, 1 - 3:00 p.m. with a few exceptions. Use the list below to set your calendar to join us. Students and allies are welcome to join the group and attend our meetings.
Bring everyone you know to the meetings held in Confluence Building, room 118.
For more information, please contact Ivonne Kossik.
We are currently accepting scholarship applications for the 2018-2019 aid year! This application is available now through September 30th. If you have any questions, you may contact us at Scholarships@ccd.edu.
This workshop focuses on tips and strategies for searching and applying for private scholarships. Learn about the different application process for some third-party scholarships and great ways to make submitting your essay a breeze.
June 6th, 10 - 11:00 a.m.
Presented by Shawn Jackson
Cherry Creek Building, Room 136
Learn how to live like a student with ease in this workshop. Go over money saving tips and get info on how to stretch that dollar to make college living a little bit easier.
Presented by Shawn Jackson
June 12th, 10 - 11:00 a.m.
Cherry Creek Building, Room 136
Learn the process to receive financial aid, from completing your FAFSA to getting your refund and everything in between. Explore scholarships and other options for paying for college.
June 22nd, 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Presented by Shawn Jackson
Cherry Creek Building, Room 136
This workshop focuses on tips and strategies for searching and applying for private scholarships. Learn about the different application process for some third party scholarships and great ways to make submitting your essay a breeze.
June 25th, 9 - 10:00 a.m.
Presented by Shawn Jackson
Cherry Creek Building, Room 136
Have you received your Financial Aid Award Letter? This workshop helps break down your award letter so you can better understand how much and what types of financial aid you can qualify for.
June 27th, 9 - 10:00 a.m.
Presented by Shawn Jackson
Cherry Creek Building, Room 136
There is a lot to think about when you plan on starting college. One of those things is how you’re going to pay for your classes and materials. You may already have a financial aid package, but, is that going to be enough? Here are some questions to make sure and ask the financial aid and scholarship team.
There are many deadlines when it comes to college and keeping them all close and written down is going to benefit you greatly. Each state and school will have different answers, so please ask this important question.
This is going to vary depending on each school as well. Some schools will focus on merit-based scholarships, need-based scholarships, and many other types as well. Scholarships are often competitive but some schools may offer all students who meet the criteria a scholarship once admitted. Once again, check with your school!
It is important to know what scholarships are renewable and which ones are not. Planning ahead for the next year is going to be important, especially if you are relying on those funds. For those that are renewable, what are the minimum requirements to maintain the award?
Scholarship Walk-In Hours available every Wednesday in Confluence Building, room 118.