Colorado Community College Students

Colorado Community College Students

Career connections to fuel your future.

If you want to build upon your community college education and get real-world, career-ready experience, transfer to UCCS today. The Transfer Team and Office of Admissions are excited to help you. Certain criteria apply to different community colleges and types of students. Please use this site as your guide. You can view our detailed advising guides can help you choose which classes you will need to take to complete a specific degree program.

Best Choices Guide
Use these guides to see which courses you need
We offer a number of advising guides broken down by each UCCS college (e.g. College of Business). These guides are meant to help you choose the right courses and graduate with your chosen degree more quickly. If you are a Colorado community college student, please view our guides.
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Pikes Peak Community College
Pikes Peak is the number one transfer institution for UCCS.

Those coming from Pikes Peak are considered mutual students. We want to make your transition as simple as possible. See our specific advising guides for Pikes Peak Community College:

Pueblo Community College
Pueblo Community College has partnered with UCCS to provide clear pathways for transfer students

Students transferring from Pueblo Community College, please see specific guides to find out more about what you need to transfer:

Colorado Reverse Transfer
Maximize your earning potential and career opportunities

 Colorado Reverse Transfer helps students get better outcomes by earning the degree they deserve. Students who transfer to UCCS from a Colorado community college can combine their credits to earn an associate degree in general studies, arts, or science while still working toward your bachelor’s degree. This is a great opportunity to add an education foundation to your credentials. To be eligible, you must have earned at least 15 credit hours at a participating Colorado community college and have accumulated a minimum total of 70 total college credit hours. Every November, we contact students to confirm their eligibility. Find out more information via the Department of Higher Education website.