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.

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!

On this episode of CityHawk PodTalk, we have students Jacob Gruenwald and Lynae Casebeer.

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.

Bobby Small and CityHawk PodTalk host, Gina Melso, sat down to do some much needed catching up. They discuss everything from his time being a student, work-study, and employee at CCD to getting diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2005.

The changes to the FAFSA form were made to help students through what used to be a very tedious and time-consuming process to complete.

Community College of Denver (CCD) and Rose Community Foundation are pleased to announce we have awarded $50,000 to aid 33 students with housing assistance.

As a Hispanic-serving institution, CCD values diversity, equity, and inclusion. Dream.US is a program designed to support undocumented students who lack the necessary resources to pursue a college degree.

What CCD Students Need to Know for 2024-2025.

CCD architecural students are engaged in a first-of-its-kind historic preservation project on one of the oldest houses in the 9th Street Historic Park.

CCD Wins Four National Awards for Design - CCD's Creative Services Team Does It Again!