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Whether you're looking to give your career a boost, start your studies before transferring elsewhere or complete one of our new bachelor's degree programs, it all begins right here. Search programs. Browse All Programs.
FRCC offers three bachelor's degree programs—with more on the way. Flexible, affordable and supportive, these programs set you up for success with smaller class sizes, personalized attention and supports in and out of the classroom. Learn More About FRCC Bachelor's Degrees.
FRCC's fully online classes and programs let you learn anytime, anywhere. These flexible online courses make it easy to fit school into your busy life. Choose from one of our 48 programs that you can finish entirely online.
Located in southwest Fort Collins, FRCC's Larimer Campus feels like a traditional small college campus. Join the more than 10,000 students who take classes in one of our nine buildings, relax on our green laws or study in Harmony Library.
FRCC bachelor's degree programs are flexible, affordable and supportive, bringing a high-value, high-quality education within reach. From start to finish, we'll help set you up for success with smaller class sizes, personalized attention and supports in and out of the classroom.
Apply for admission to Front Range Community College, and find information about what you'll need to complete your application.
Front Range Community College has a proven track record of transforming lives. Since 1968, we've worked to empower students and set them up for success—continuing to expand and evolve to meet the needs of our students and the changing economy.
Learn 3 ways to find class information: college catalog, online class search, and the guaranteed transfer class list and registration instructions.
Take the first step toward earning a degree or certificate at Front Range Community College by filling out our free online application.
Make a Plan to Pay for College. There are several options to help pay for your education at FRCC, including scholarships, grants, loans and work-study. To get started: Complete the Free Application for Student Aid (FAFSA). Apply for the College Opportunity Fund (COF).
