Diversity in Colorado Community Colleges

Colorado community colleges have an average diversity score of 0.77 (2024-25).

The most diverse college is Colorado Heights University, with a diversity score of 0.85.

Aims Community College Photo - The 105,720-square-foot Welcome Center on the Greeley Campus offers ease of access to all student services in one central location. The north segment of the building features a 1,600-seat auditorium, 800-capacity ballroom, executive-level conference space, and outdoor patios with western views of the Front Range. The entire Welcome Center is designed to meet the needs of the next generation of students and our community.

Arapahoe Community College Photo - ACC Main Campus

Red Rocks Community College Photo - RRCC graduates boast the 3rd highest median salaries in Colorado in their first year out of college-and 1st highest among all community colleges. Ask us why.

Colorado Northwestern Community College Photo - The Rangely Campus in Rangely CO has a very traditional university feel with Residence Halls, Athletics, Dining Hall, Campus Life, and more. In Rangely enjoy the vast outdoors with miles of trails, the White River, Kenney Reservoir and so much more. Just an hour and a half North of Grand Junction there is tons to explore in Rangely.

Bel-Rea Institute Of Animal Technology Photo

Colorado Mountain College Photo - CMC is 11 campuses spread throughout the Rocky Mountains of North Central Colorado. See each campus at http://coloradomtn.edu/campuses/

Northeastern Junior College Photo - A.J. Wilson slam dunk during the Bank of Colorado Shootout. NJC''''s athletic teams are consistently in the top 20 in the NJCAA.

Diversity Score Range: 0.48 0.85 Avg. Diversity Score: 0.64

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Colorado average community college diversity score?

The Colorado average community college diversity score is 0.77 for 2024-25.

What are the most diverse community college in Colorado?

The most diverse community college in Colorado include Colorado Heights University, CollegeAmerica-Colorado Springs and Westwood College-Denver South.

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