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FRCC offers a variety of health care-related programs. Learn about the degree and certificate options, class descriptions, admissions requirements, and contact information for these programs:
FRCC offers nearly 100 degrees and certificates in a wide variety of academic programs. Upon completion of required courses, a student can earn a certificate, receive an Associate’s degree, and/or transfer to 4-year University or College. See our complete A-Z list of programs and on which campus they are offered.
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If we do not offer the program you are interested in, you may want to check the other Colorado Community Colleges to see if they offer it.
The college catalog is online and contains all course descriptions. You can find a link to the college catalog within eWOLF, under "Registration," then "course descriptions." Simply select a discipline from the list. After you select a discipline, the courses from that discipline will appear. Click a course to view the description.
If you are looking for a historical catalog that is not online, please contact the Office of the Registrar for assistance.
You can buy textbooks online or at your campus bookstore. To buy your books online, it will be helpful to have your class schedule handy so you can find the books you need by entering:
- Your campus
- Semester
- Course prefix
- Course number
- Course section
See Campus Stores for location, hours, and contacts for your campus bookstore.
Buybacks are an opportunity for you to receive cash for your unwanted textbooks, and usually occurs at the end of each semester during finals week. The bookstore will purchase books that can be used for the upcoming semester. We pay up to 50 percent of the new or used purchase price of the book(s). However, there is no guarantee that you will receive any money. We reserve the right to refuse any textbook that does not meet our criteria. A receipt is not necessary to sell books at buyback.
FRCC is committed to helping students. We have math labs, writing centers, and computer centers on each campus providing students with the support necessary to succeed. We also have an online writing center where students can submit their writing for critique and help. In addition, some campuses offer science support centers and assistance with specialized courses in programs that are career oriented (e.g., accounting, nurse aide). Services are offered in a variety of ways, ranging from individualized study programs to computer assisted instruction.
See information about services, hours and locations for your campus.
To find out where you should take your exam and what times and days the exam is available, please contact your instructor. If your instructor has given the exam for the testing center to administer, please come in during our open hours and take the exam. See Testing Center Hours and Locations.
If you've completed an admissions application, you can register for classes and create your class schedule
If you've completed an admissions application, you should receive information via email for your next steps, including signing up for required New Student where you will register for your first semester classes. Pathways Advisors will be available to help you.
Current students can register by logging in to eWOLF, and clicking on the Add/Drop Classes icon on the Dashboard.
Plan to attend orientation and register for classes as early as possible to get the best selection of classes, times and teachers. See more information about registering for classes.
For a list of registration dates, please see our academic calendar.
If the class you want is full, waitlist may be an option.
Each semester FRCC offers more than 400 online classes you can take anywhere you have an internet connection. We offer more than 40 degree and certificates that can be completed 100% online.
Some classroom-based courses also may be partially conducted online. These are called 'hybrid' courses.
Learn more about online learning at FRCC.
Students taking one or more classes at Front Range Community College may be eligible for free tutoring services. We offer a variety of tutoring options at each of our campuses, including personal tutors, study skills seminars and labs for many subjects. Learn more about the academic support labs for math, science, writing, etc. Learn more about tutoring or how to become a tutor at your campus.
To drop or withdraw from a class, log in to your eWOLF account and click on the Add/Drop Classes icon on the Dashboard. Or you can complete, sign, and submit a drop/add form at the Office of the Registrar on your campus. See all drop, add and withdraw dates.
The summer semester typically begins around the last week of May and is 10 weeks in duration. For a detailed list of dates, check our academic calendar. When the summer class schedule is available, you can view it online.
FRCC has a number of appeal processes within the college to not only comply with required state procedures, but also to provide a student an opportunity to a fair and expeditious means to resolve issues that affect a student’s enrollment. Students can submit one College-Wide Appeal form for the most commonly submitted appeals listed below. This form only needs to be completed once a semester for all appeals listed below. Click on each appeal link for more information.
Other appeals that require different procedures and forms include:
FRCC offers a two-year A.A.S. degree and one-year certificates in our Veterinary Technology program at our Larimer Campus in Fort Collins. See the requirements, class descriptions, contact information and more.
Check the Academic Calendar for exact start and end dates, as well as important dates and deadlines for each term.
FRCC operates on a semester system. Generally, classes begin in late August for fall term, shortly after the New Year for spring term, and around the last week of May for summer term. Fall and spring classes are each 15 weeks long. The Summer semester is 10 weeks long.
We do have condensed courses available each semester that are held for less than the regular 10 or 15 week term.
To be a full-time student, you must be enrolled in a minimum of 12 credits in one semester. Students who enroll for fewer than 12 credits in a semester are considered part-time. This is valid for all three terms during the academic year (including fall, spring, and summer terms).
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