The study of history informs and reminds us of all that came before us in humanity’s timeline. When you study history, you’ll learn how empires formed and fell, who lead revolutions and conquered nations, and where ideas and philosophies developed.

A career in health information management (HIM) allows you to work in the medical field while utilizing your technical savvy to acquire, analyze, and protect digital and traditional medical information vital to providing quality patient care.

If you are interested in the Earth and how it works, the Associate of Science in Geology is the degree choice for you. Geology is a wide-reaching field that covers the physical, historical, and environmental aspects of our planet.

Are you fascinated by our blue planet and the people that live on it? By studying Geography at ACC, you can learn about how the Earth and its people interact with the environment.

If you enjoy art and technology and have a strong love of video games, our Associate of Applied Science in Game Design & Development is an excellent way to get started in video game creation.

The heart of a liberal arts education, the study of literature and language, cultivates the empathy, initiative, and creativity that we all need to thrive in the world. Our history is filled with great stories and the literature that tells those stories.

Do you enjoy using math and science to create new ways to solve everyday problems? With an Associate of Science General degree, you can prepare yourself to become an engineer by earning credits in the STEM field that will transfer to 4-year Colorado universities.

Propel your emergency services career to the next level and learn how to lead in a crisis situation.

ACC’s EMS Academy provides you with relevant coursework, including IV and EKG courses, along with extensive hands-on practical training and clinical work.

If you’re interested in teaching, getting your start at ACC is a great way to enter the education field. We offer an Associate of Arts transfer degree in Elementary Teacher Education that’s designed to be accepted at any public four-year college and university.