Colorado Community College System (CCCS) Tuition and Fees Reimbursement

Colorado Community College System (CCCS) Tuition and Fees Reimbursement is sponsored by State of Colorado. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

Making College Affordable | Colorado Community College System We promise every Coloradan an affordable college education one that will not saddle our citizens with mountains of debt. Tuition and fees at the Community Colleges of Colorado are less than half of those at most public four-year universities. You’ll have access to great professors, career-connected programs, and hands-on learning — all adding up to an incredible value!

How Much Does a Typical Year Cost? For a full-time Colorado resident attending a CCCS college, base tuition for the 2025-2026 academic year is $5,250 ($175. 00 per credit hour × 30 credit hours).

The average course is 3 to 4 credit hours, though some classes may vary. College Opportunity Fund (COF) Eligible Colorado residents receive a state-funded tuition discount of $116 per credit hour through the College Opportunity Fund (COF). This stipend is already included in the “with COF” rates shown below.

COF eligibility is determined by the State of Colorado each year and covers up to 145 credit hours toward an undergraduate degree. More details can be found on the Colorado Department of Higher Education’s website . Base tuition rates are listed per credit hour and vary by mode of instruction (on-campus or online), residency status, and program.

See below for a detailed breakdown. Student Type Tuition Rate per Credit Hour On-Campus with COF $175. 00 On-Campus without COF $291.

00 Online with COF $287. 50 Online without COF $403. 50 Concurrent Enrollment Tuition Rates Student Type Tuition Rate per Credit Hour All Modalities with COF $175.

00 All Modalities without COF $291. 00 Military-Related Tuition Rates Student Type Tuition Rate per Credit Hour On-Campus with COF $250. 00 Without COF $366.

00 Out-of-State (Non-Resident) Tuition Rates Student Type Tuition Rate per Credit Hour On-Campus (ACC, CCA, CCD, FRCC, MCC, PPSC, PCC, RCC) $718. 40 On-Campus (CNCC, LCC, NJC, OC, TSC) $292. 00 Online $438.

40 Required fees are additional charges that full-time students must pay in addition to tuition. These fees support services such as registration, health and wellness, student activities, and campus facilities. Fee amounts vary by college and campus.

The totals below are based on a sample enrollment of 30 credit hours per year: 12 credit hours in the fall term, 12 credit hours in the spring term and 6 credit hours in the summer term. Each total also includes a registration fee of $17. 55 charged per term.

Required fees may vary depending on the number of credit hours taken, campus location or program of study. College Required Fees (Estimated Annual Total) Arapahoe Community College $546. 72 Colorado Northwestern Community College $817.

75 Community College of Aurora $555. 39 Community College of Denver $1,366. 63 Front Range Community College $527.

85 Lamar Community College $650. 79 Morgan Community College $255. 28 Northeastern Junior College $850.

65 Otero College $693. 05 Pikes Peak State College $591. 45 Pueblo Community College $1,279.

10 Red Rocks Community College $428. 25 Trinidad State College $733. 30 Note: For detailed information on college and course-specific fees, review the “Estimate Your Cost of Attendance” section below and select the corresponding college.

Access historical System data on Tuition, Fees, and Financial Aid. Estimate Your Cost of Attendance Click on a college below in which you’re interested and we’ll take you to its website to learn more about tuition and fees at the institution.

Arapahoe Community College Colorado Northwestern Community College Community College of Aurora Community College of Denver Front Range Community College Northeastern Junior College Red Rocks Community College A variety of methods are available to help finance your education. Contact the financial aid office at the college you are interested in attending for more details.

State residents pursuing an undergraduate education can receive support through the College Opportunity Fund (COF). Applying for COF is simple and only needs to be completed once. Apply directly at the COF website and also apply for federal and state financial aid through Federal Student Aid .

Grants are funds that do not need to be repaid and are available from federal, state, and college sources. Examples include the Federal Pell Grant and the TEACH Grant. Scholarships are also available through the Foundation for Colorado Community Colleges .

This program provides part-time jobs for students with financial need, allowing them to earn money to help pay education expenses. There are two types of work study: on-campus (work for the school) and off-campus (private nonprofit organization or a public agency). Student loans are borrowed funds that must be repaid, typically with interest.

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