Colorado Mountain College

Colorado Mountain College is a public college in Glenwood Springs, CO. It has open to anybody admissions given its 100% acceptance rate. It is a smaller college with 1,840 full-time undergrads enrolled. Colorado Mountain provides 30 different majors across eight disciplines. The most often picked principal courses of study are Liberal Arts and Humanities, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT Paramedic), and Nursing Assistant, which are selected by 46% of students. It has one of the state's best culinary arts program, ranking 4th in Colorado. Also, Colorado Mountain places 5th in CO on our safest colleges list. At sticker price, in-state tuition costs $4,389 a year, but for applicants who live outside of Colorado, tuition runs $10,613. None the less, 71% of seven in ten Colorado Mountain students get some monetary aid. 20% of Colorado Mountain College students roll with punches to commencement day, moving into the labor market ready to make some money. On average, alumni make an annual salary of $28,900 two years after receiving their diplomas. After an additional four years working, the graduate's median earnings grows 13.1% to $32,700; however, that is still 18.5% behind the national median. Some of you might also want to be conscious of the fact that there are no application fees, so you may well just go for it. What's more, it does not offer evening degree programs, and the student-professor ratio is 11:1. Regarding costs, be aware that students awarded state grants receive $3,962 in financial aid on average. Our team of researchers rated Colorado Mountain a 7.98 for its party scene and our research team rated Colorado Mountain an 8.5 out of 10 for its quality of student life. Lastly, six years after graduating, one out of four graduates take home $49,000 or more and six years after receiving their diplomas, one in four graduates rake in $18,800 or less.