General FAQs

• If you know the name of a faculty or staff member, you can search our online directory. You can search by keyword, name or campus.
• View contact information for campus departments, such as Recruitment, Admissions, & Orientation or Financial Aid.
• Use our program finder, to get contact information for our academic programs.
• We do not have a student directory

If you need assistance or general information, please call your main campus:

• Boulder County Campus: 303-678-3722

• Larimer: 970-226-2500

• Westminster: 303-404-5000

See also:

How do I contact the Financial Aid Office and when are they open?

How do I contact Human Resources?

How do I contact the Admissions Office?

You can withdraw from your courses for the semester you are currently enrolled. Look at your detailed class schedule available in eWOLF for drop and withdraw deadlines specific to each class. It is recommended that you speak with an advisor prior to dropping or withdrawing from a course It is important to check with the cashier's office and financial aid regarding any outstanding balances and/or financial consequences.

To drop or withdraw from a class, log in to your eWOLF account and click on the Add/Drop Classes icon on the Dashboard.

See the semester academic calendar for important dates.

Dr. Colleen Simpson is the President of FRCC. Read more about Dr. Simpson on the Office of the President page of our website.

Contact information for the Human Resources Office at each FRCC campus:

• Boulder County Campus: 303-678-3708

• Larimer: 970-204-8111

• Westminster: 303-404-5315

To view a list of our current job openings, please visit our careers website.

FRCC does not offer on- or off-campus housing. We recommend students search for housing options on Housing Helpers, rent.com, College Student Apartments or the local newspaper. You can also contact your Student Life department for additional suggestions.

To receive information about our college you can request information using this form. 

FRCC does not offer varsity or intramural sports. We do, however, offer a variety clubs, activities and events at our campuses through Student Life.

The FRCC mascot is the wolf and our school colors are blue and white.

FRCC does not offer child care services on campus, however, there are resources that may be helpful. The college has a federal grant program called CCAMPIS (Child Care Access Means Parents in School).The funding will help cover up to 60% of monthly child care costs for our students who have children under the age of 12. Learn how to qualify and apply.

At FRCC our mission is to enrich lives though learning. Student success, diversity, strong partnerships, and sustainability are among our top priorities. Learn more about our strategic plan and values.

Most FRCC students juggle multiple responsibilities - balancing work, family and career preparation. Especially in difficult times, a scholarship can make all the difference. Without this support, many deserving students are unable to pursue their dream of a higher education. See more information about giving opportunities.

Front Range Community College is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission. Learn more about FRCC accreditation.

In addition to college accreditation, many FRCC programs have special accreditation.

• The Colorado State Approving Agency for Veterans Education and Training approves eligible programs.

• The State Board for Community Colleges and Occupational Education approves vocational programs.

• The Colorado Department of Higher Education approves Associate Degree programs.

 

FRCC does not offer insurance.

FRCC does not assume responsibility for students injured during class or while on campus. The college highly recommends students carry their own health insurance. FRCC does not offer or endorse any specific health or dental insurance for students. Health insurance brochures are available at each campus's Student Life office.

Diversity among faculty, administration and staff is one measure of quality within academic institutions. We seek to create greater diversity so that we reflect our communities.

The following statistics for the 2021 academic year provide the general makeup of FRCC's student body:

• Median Student Age -23
• Students of Color -34%
• Part-Time Students -

  80%

FRCC is an equal opportunity educational institution and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or programs, activities, and employment.

What are FRCC Legal notices?

 

See Legal Notices and Disclaimers to view FRCC policies.

The Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 (HEOA) requires FRCC to provide specific consumer information to prospective and current students. See HEOA disclosures.

As the largest community college in Colorado, Front Range Community College serves 27,062 people annually from three campuses, numerous outreach sites associated with the campuses and through online learning.

Today, 4,126 students attend our Boulder County Campus, 10,494 attend the Larimer Campus,  9,886students attend the Westminster Campus. and 2,493 students are enrolled in Online Learning.

Any employee, student, guest or visitor who believes they have been subjected to sexual misconduct, or believes someone else who is a part of the FRCC community is being subjected to sexual misconduct, should contact the Title IX Coordinator at 303-678-3707 and complete the online complaint form.

We're committed to upholding every person's civil rights on the Front Range Community College campuses. Learn more about how you can expect to be treated, and what to do if you think your rights have been violated.

FRCC offers a wide variety of academic programs. Learn more about our current top ten programs:

1. Associate of Arts

2. Business

3. Welding Technology

4. Nursing Aide

5. Associate of Science

6. Automotive Technologies

7. EMT/Emergency Medical Services

8. Associate of General Studies

9. Computer Networking Technologies

10. Nursing

If you need help choosing a major, contact the advising department at your nearest campus:

There are career counselors available who can assess your aptitudes and interests, and who can help you choose the best path for you.

Sign in to your eWOLF account.

• Your username is your S number, for example S01234567.

• Your initial password is the word Student with a capital S followed by the 8-digit birthdate (StudentMMDDYYYY).

• You will be prompted to create a new password and set up a security question the first time you log in.

eWOLF is FRCC's online student portal. This secure site allows you to:

• Check your FRCC email

• Register for courses

• Access Financial Aid information and forms

• Access and print transcripts

• View and pay your tuition bill

• Access MyCourses (D2L)

Each new student will automatically receive an eWOLF account after your application has been processed.

Navigate is a software to support your success at FRCC. Navigate guides you through how to enroll, and helps you explore your interests and potential majors. It's where you'll sign up for New Student Orientation, schedule appointments with your advisor, create your class schedule and register for classes. Sign into Navigate.

Help with Email, eWOLF, MyCourses, or Colorado Online
Please contact the 24 x 7 Help Desk at 1-888-800-9198, visit http://help.cccs.edu/, or contact the appropriate campus: 

• Boulder County Campus: 303-678-3722

• Larimer: 970-226-2500

• Westminster: 303-404-5000

Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus is free for all FRCC students. It includes the full Office productivity suite, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote.

See how to download and install Office 365.

Each new student will automatically receive an email account with FRCC when registered for classes. Email is the official means of communication from the college. Students may access their email by signing into eWOLF.

Boulder County Campus
There are 31 computers available for use by FRCC students, located in the Computer Commons in room C1502, 303-678-3710.

Fall, Spring & Summer Hours

• Monday - Thursday: 7:30 am - 9 pm

• Friday: 7:30 am. - 5 pm

• Saturday: 8 am - 4 pm

• Sunday: Closed

Westminster Campus
The computer commons is located in Room B0514, with 48 computers available for use by FRCC students.

Fall, Spring & Summer Hours

• • Monday - Thursday: 7:30 am - 9:30 pm (Summer: closes at 9 pm)

  • Friday: 8 am - 4 pm

  • Saturday: 8 am - 4 pm

  • Sunday: Closed

Larimer Campus
There are 48 computers available for use by FRCC students. The Computer Lab is located in the Commons (BP101) at the main Larimer Campus, 970-204-8126.

Fall & Spring Hours

• Monday - Thursday: 8 am - 8 pm

• Friday: 8 am - 4 pm

• Saturday: 12 pm - 4 pm

• Sunday: Closed

Summer Hours

• Monday - Thursday: 7:30 am - 6 pm

• Friday: 7:30 am - 4 pm

• Saturday: 10 am - 4 pm

• Sunday: Closed

If you need to reset your password or are having trouble accessing your eWOLF account, please contact the appropriate campus.

• Boulder County Campus: 303-678-3722

• Larimer: 970-226-2500

• Westminster: 303-404-5000

• Online Learning 1-888-800-9198

Each FRCC campus has a wireless network available for students, visitors, and anyone else needing wireless access on campus.

When on campus, you can connect to this wireless network by looking for "Wolfnet" in the list of available wireless networks on your device.

FRCC does not offer a Laptop Loaner program at this time. Students can purchase laptops at the FRCC Bookstore.

Contact your professor to find out if there are any restrictions on laptop use in the classroom.