You have a lot of choices when it comes to your education. So why Arapahoe Community College? Because ACC provides the perfect environment for you to Do More. Experience:

• Opportunities for success—through two-year associate degrees, certificates and guaranteed transfer programs to Colorado public four-year institutions
• More than 100 degree and certificate programs—so you receive a solid foundation for your future
• Small class sizes—so you get the attention you need to be successful
• Faculty who care—and who take the time to get to know you and how you learn
• Affordability and accessibility—thanks to the lowest tuition among state-funded schools and financial aid and scholarships
• Convenient locations—Littleton Campus, Parker Campus and Castle Rock Campus
• Preparation for the future—through individual attention, library services and a career center so you will become part of a network of outstanding Arapahoe Community College alumni who, thanks to their ACC education, have gone on to Do More

Statement of Shared Governance

What is shared governance?
Shared governance extends to the College community appropriate voice and consideration in decision-making, and creating procedures and processes while supporting the State Board for Community Colleges and Occupational Education and other regulated policies. It is a collaborative endeavor in which all stakeholders participate to advance the College's Vision, Mission and Values.
Shared governance – the heart and future of ACC
Our future is in the hands of the entire ACC family including employees, students, community partners, alumni, and volunteers. Together we can achieve much through unified goals, actions and a shared passion for Arapahoe Community College.
What makes shared governance work?
Communication is the foundation of shared governance. By embracing shared governance, the College will make decisions combining ideas, experience, viewpoints and expertise from across the institution – encouraging inclusivity, understanding, compliance and support for actions taken.
What is the outcome of shared governance?
ACC will grow and realize its vision to be the leader in community college education for the state of Colorado as all College partners execute their roles and responsibilities.
July 13, 2011

Diversity Statement

We respect, understand, and embrace the differences and similarities among our students, staff, faculty and the community we proudly serve. As a community, ACC encourages the richness of diversity and values the dignity of all persons. We strive to foster an equal and positive learning environment that reflects the diverse nature of the people of Colorado and the nation.
August 22, 2012