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State agency overseeing public higher education, administering financial aid programs such as the Colorado Student Grant, and coordinating policy for Colorado's colleges and universities. Serves prospective and current college students statewide. Start by completing the FAFSA at studentaid.gov to unlock state aid; direct program questions can be emailed to CDHE or routed through your college financial aid office with your student ID and FAFSA record available.
303-862-3001 · 1600 Broadway, Suite 2200, Denver, CO 80202
Denver's community college offering affordable associate degrees, certificates, and workforce training with flexible scheduling at the Auraria Campus. Serves Denver-area residents and Colorado students at state resident tuition rates, with Pell Grants, Colorado Student Grant, and scholarships available. Apply online; bring a photo ID, official high school or GED transcripts, and FAFSA confirmation to enroll in classes and meet with an advisor.
303-556-2600 · 1111 W Colfax Ave, Denver, CO 80204
Denver's urban public university offering affordable bachelor's and selected master's degrees with flexible scheduling tailored to working adults and transfer students at the Auraria Campus. Serves Colorado residents at state tuition rates. Apply online; bring a photo ID, prior college and high school transcripts, FAFSA confirmation, and a DD-214 if using veteran benefits to complete enrollment and meet with an academic advisor.
303-615-0000 · 890 Auraria Pkwy, Denver, CO 80204
State-funded scholarship program connecting Colorado students with need-based financial aid and wraparound support services for postsecondary education at participating Colorado institutions. Serves income-eligible Colorado residents pursuing college or workforce credentials. Apply through your campus financial aid office or a COSI partner program; complete the FAFSA first, and have ready recent tax returns and a list of the Colorado schools you are considering.
303-862-3001 · 1600 Broadway, Suite 2200, Denver, CO 80202