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About ACC
A Pathway to Your Future
At ACC, your success is our number 1 priority. Whether you’re seeking an associate or bachelor's degree, a certificate, or a pathway to a 4-year institution in Colorado, we’ll provide the support you need to achieve your goals.
What you’ll get from ACC:
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Affordability
ACC is committed to affordability, so we keep our tuition low and offer you financial aid and scholarships to help offset the cost of your education. -
Variety
We offer over 100 degree and certificate programs that will allow you to start your career or transfer to a 4-year university to complete your bachelor’s degree. -
Access
We’re in your neighborhood! With three convenient locations in Littleton, Castle Rock, and Lone Tree, you can pursue your education close to home. -
Support
We’ll support you with free services, like advising, career/transfer counseling, tutoring, counseling, and more. You’re never alone at ACC. -
Quality
Our faculty are dedicated to your success. We intentionally keep our class sizes small so that you have the opportunity to get to know your professors and they get to know you and how you learn best. -
Community
Make ACC feel like home by getting involved in campus activities, academic experiences, or volunteering at events within our communities.
ACC’s History
Arapahoe Community College, founded in 1965 as Arapahoe Junior College, was the first 2-year college in the greater Denver metro area. The college grew out of a grassroots effort by Littleton residents who wanted to provide post-high school education in the area. In addition to the Littleton Campus, ACC offers Sturm Collaboration Campus at Castle Rock, a partnership with Douglas County School District and CSU.
Get Ready to Move Mountains.
Dream of a better life. Of an associate degree and beyond. Of a new career path. Of a promotion. Of your own business. We can help you as we’ve helped thousands of others. You can do anything if you put your mind to it. ACC can help you every step of the way.
Littleton Campus
The Littleton Campus, adjacent to Historic Downtown Littleton, is ACC's largest campus offering a variety of academic programs, associate degrees, bachelor’s degrees, and certificates. The unique Art and Design Center is just 2 blocks from the Main Building.
Sturm Collaboration Campus
The Sturm Collaboration Campus is a partnership between ACC, Douglas County School District and Colorado State University. Students can seamlessly progress from a high school diploma, to an associate degree, and then complete a bachelor's degree in Business, Health and Technology Pathways.
DCSD Legacy Campus
Located in the Lone Tree / Parker area, at the southeastern corner of the Denver metro area, the DCSD Legacy Campus offers small class sizes taught by caring instructors. In partnership with Douglas County School District, this campus is an ideal place to gain confidence as you start on your path to a technical career you'll love.
Accreditation
Arapahoe Community College is currently accredited by The Higher Learning Commission. ACC has been accredited since 1970.
Student Life
Student life at ACC is active and vibrant. Students can get involved in clubs and organizations, campus activities, academic experiences, and volunteering. Diversity and inclusivity are central to the ACC community.
ACC Equity Statement
We welcome and value the identities and experiences of our students, staff, faculty, and surrounding communities. We seek to engage and support historically marginalized groups whom higher education has traditionally failed to serve. We work to foster an equitable and inclusive learning and work environment that supports our students and employees through professional development, programming, reflection, and transformational change of ACC practices, procedures, services, and teaching. We collectively commit to holding ourselves accountable to our equity goals through assessing these efforts with multiple strategies that include voices of those impacted by this work.