College of Communities

Front Range Community College's service area is vast, stretching from North Denver to the Wyoming border, and including all or portions of Adams, Boulder, Broom?eld, Denver, Larimer, Jefferson and Weld counties. With three campuses and one center serving more than 23,000 students, FRCC is the largest community college in Colorado.

FRCC offers programs and courses at its local campuses based on the needs of the students and communities served by those sites. Though many offerings are available at multiple sites, each campus provides a unique instructional mix and learning environment for its students. Student services are open to all students. Hours may vary and a few specialized services may require a visit to one of the larger campuses.

Boulder County: Located near the intersection of Hover Road and the Diagonal (Hwy. 119) in southwest Longmont, this campus serves students throughout Boulder County. With a sensational view of the Colorado Rockies to entice students, this campus specializes in general education and technology offerings, reaching out to students of other colleges and universities who need State Guaranteed General Education courses, and to students seeking to transfer to the University of Colorado and other four-year schools. English as a Second Language and GED instruction are also offered. Selected FRCC classes are being offered on the CU-Boulder Campus for interested CU students.

Larimer: Located at Shields Street and Harmony Road in the rapidly growing south side of Fort Collins, this former vocational-technical school is now a true college campus, offering a complete range of general education classes as well as many technical offerings. With close ties to Colorado State University, the campus offers unique opportunities in the areas of forestry, veterinary technology and horticulture. A science and classroom building, a student center with a cafeteria, and a joint-use library built in partnership with the City of Fort Collins opened in 1998. An active student government serves the student body, and Student Life offerings include many clubs, publications and other activities. English as a Second Language and GED instruction are also offered.

Westminster: Located at the crossroads of Adams, Boulder, Broomfield, and Jefferson counties on the north side of the Denver Metro area, the Westminster Campus offers students a wide range of technical degrees and certificates, transfer degrees, and general education courses, including a highly successful nursing program, regionally acclaimed sign language interpreter training program, and the only two year horticulture program in the Denver metro area. English as a Second Language and GED instruction are also offered. The expansive, three-level campus offers full physical education opportunities with a gym and workout facility and boasts a full range of student activities, including student clubs, a school newspaper and an active student government. The campus has a student center and the joint-use College Hill Library, shared with the City of Westminster.

Brighton: Located at 1850 Egbert St., the Brighton Center offers college preparatory, transfer, and technical courses in a newly renovated building. Student activities, support services, and personal attention provide students with the tools to succeed.