Colorado Mountain College in Carbondale

Photo - View of Carbondale with Mt. Sopris in the background as seen from Red Hill.

Colorado Mountain College in Carbondale

Taking classes at Colorado Mountain College in Carbondale is a great option for filling out your schedule or earning your degree at the end of the workday.

Our academic building – the Lappala Center – is named for its generous land donors, Paul and Ginny Lappala. It’s located in the heart of downtown Carbondale, an enterprising community of start-up businesses, young professionals and well-known artists.

CMC in Carbondale offers:

  • Associate- and bachelor-level classes for CMC degree programs or for transfer
  • Dual credit courses for local high school juniors and seniors
  • College counselor to discuss your educational goals and career plans
  • Noncredit workshops and seminars job training, continuing education, skill building and personal interest.

Earn your degree, hone your business skills, play guitar, learn to paint or draw, or choose from many other options!

Many students build their schedule with a combination of classes at Colorado Mountain College in Carbondale, Glenwood Springs, Spring Valley, Rifle and Aspen.

@CMC Carbondale

PROGRAMS

Explore degrees offered at CMC Carbondale

CLASSES

Credit or non-credit, find your next Carbondale class

Carbondale Credit Classes

Community Education

FACULTY & STAFF

Meet the CMC Carbondale Faculty and Staff

Map & Contact

Colorado Mountain College Carbondale
690 Colorado Avenue
Carbondale, CO 81623
970-963-2172
970-963-2325, fax

Campus Hours
Monday-Thursday: 8:30am-7pm
Friday: 8:30am-4pm
Saturday-Sunday: Closed
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Housing

Full time students (12 credits) may apply for housing at the Spring Valley at Glenwood Springs Residence Hall. Students will need to provide their own transportation to Carbondale.

Learn about off-campus housing options in Carbondale and the surrounding area.

Sustainability at Colorado Mountain College

In 2009, CMC signed onto the American College and University President’s Climate Commitment. The college's current Climate Action Plan and Sustainability Action Plan direct the college to reducing the greenhouse gas emissions by 12.5% every 5 years until carbon neutrality is reached in the year 2050.

Carbondale Sustainability

  • The Carbondale Lappala Center has upgraded parking lot lights to LED from metal halide lighting. This upgrade, combined with creative building scheduling, has reduced the carbon footprint to put it on a path to meet the College’s obligation to the President’s Climate Commitment.
  • Along with a sustainable garden, the Carbondale site houses a beehive. The bees and garden are used to reinforce the sustainable culture in Carbondale.
  • A bottle fill station is located onsite, providing chilled, filtered water for reusable bottles.