Transferring Out of FRCC

FRCC & Transfer Success

FRCC is one of the top community colleges in the country for student outcomes when they transfer to four-year colleges. Our students generally do as well as—or better than—students who start at their four-year destination school.

On Campus or Online

Front Range Community College has three campuses—in Longmont, Westminster and Fort Collins—so we're located right near you.  What's more, FRCC was recently ranked one of the top 10 community colleges in the country for online learning.* We've got 20 years of experience offering online classes—so FRCC faculty members are well-trained and experienced in teaching online.

This gives you the added flexibility to take your classes on campus, online—or both!

Completing Your Associate Degree at FRCC Has Its Benefits

• If you complete an AA or AS degree, all public four-year schools in Colorado will accept up to 60 transfer credits from FRCC - guaranteed. See requirements for associate degrees.
• FRCC offers 30 two-year degrees in specific areas of study that allow you to enter as a junior toward that major at Colorado four-year schools.
• Some schools offer scholarships specifically for transferring students.

Where You Can Transfer

With an Associate of Arts (AA) or Science (AS) degree from FRCC, you can transfer to any Colorado public four-year college or university, including:

• Adams State University

• Colorado Mesa University

• Colorado State University-Fort Collins

• Colorado State University-Pueblo

• Fort Lewis College

• Metropolitan State University of Denver

• University of Colorado-Boulder

• University of Colorado-Colorado Springs

• University of Colorado-Denver

• University of Northern Colorado

• Western State Colorado University

See transfer guides for these schools.

Have Questions?

The first step is applying to FRCC. If you have any questions about the process, you can request information or contact our Admissions team.

If you're a current student, contact your advisor to talk about your transfer plans.

*Ranked ninth in the U.S. by College Consensus.