Community College Financial Aid Statistics in Colorado

  • The community colleges in Colorado are comprised of approximately 89% financial aid (2018-19).
  • The community colleges financial aid in Colorado are listed below (where sufficient data available).

Community College Financial Aid Statistics in Colorado (2018-19)

  • College Financial Aid Location
  • 1.-3.
    Platt College-Aurora
    Private, for profit
    100%
    3100 South Parker Road
    Aurora,  CO  80014
    3033695151
  • 1.-3.
    DeVry University-Colorado
    Private, for profit
    100%
    1870 W 122nd Ave
    Denver,  CO  80234
    (303)280-7400
  • 1.-3.
    Everest College-Colorado Springs
    Private, for profit
    100%
    1815 Jet Wing Drive
    Colorado Springs,  CO  80916
    (719)638-6580
  • 4.
    Concorde Career College-Aurora
    Private, for profit
    99%
    111 N. Havana Street
    Aurora,  CO  80010
    (303)861-1151
  • 5.-6.
    Redstone College
    Private, for profit
    97%
    10851 W 120th Ave
    Broomfield,  CO  80021
    (303)466-1714
  • 5.-6.
    Everest College-Thornton
    Private, for profit
    97%
    9065 Grant St
    Denver,  CO  80229
    (303)457-2757
  • 7.
    Everest College-Aurora
    Private, for profit
    96%
    14280 East Jewell Ave
    Aurora,  CO  80012
    (303)745-6244
  • 8.
    Westwood College-Denver South
    Private, for profit
    95%
    3150 S Sheridan Blvd
    Denver,  CO  80227
    (303)934-1122
  • 9.
    CollegeAmerica-Colorado Springs
    Private, non-profit
    94%
    3645 Citadel Drive South
    Colorado Springs,  CO  80909
    (719)622-3600
  • 10.
    CollegeAmerica-Denver
    Private, non-profit
    92%
    1385 S Colorado Blvd., 5th Floor
    Denver,  CO  80222
    (303)300-8740
  • 11.-12.
    Colorado School of Healing Arts
    Private, for profit
    89%
    7655 W Mississippi Ste 100
    Denver,  CO  80226
    (303)986-2320
  • 11.-12.
    Lincoln College of Technology-Denver
    Private, for profit
    89%
    11194 E 45th Ave
    Denver,  CO  80239
    (303)722-5724
  • 13.
    Otero Junior College
    Public
    87%
    1802 Colorado Ave
    La Junta,  CO  81050
    (719)384-6831
  • 14.
    Bel-Rea Institute Of Animal Technology
    Private, for profit
    84%
    1681 S Dayton St
    Denver,  CO  80247
    (303)751-8700
  • 15.
    Community College of Denver
    Public
    73%
    1111 W. Colfax Ave.
    Denver,  CO  80204
    (303)556-2600
  • 16.-17.
    Pima Medical Institute-Denver
    Private, for profit
    68%
    7475 Dakin St Suite 100
    Denver,  CO  80221
    (303)426-1800
  • 16.-17.
    Front Range Community College
    Public
    68%
    3645 W 112th Ave
    Westminster,  CO  80031
    (303)404-5000
  • 18.-19.
    Arapahoe Community College
    Arapahoe Community College Photo - ACC Main Campus
    Public
    62%
    5900 S. Santa Fe Dr.
    Littleton,  CO  80160
    3037974222
  • 18.-19.
    Red Rocks Community College
    Public
    62%
    13300 W Sixth Ave
    Denver,  CO  80228
    (303)914-6600
  • 20.
    Colorado School of Trades
    Private, for profit
    58%
    1575 Hoyt St
    Denver,  CO  80215
    3032334697
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