Coronavirus Information

Colorado Mountain College looks forward to welcoming students back for spring semester on January 18, 2021. Due to the global pandemic, college operations in spring 2021 will be very similar to fall 2020.

Read more: January 2021 Update

In light of recent COVID-19 surges across the country, Colorado Mountain College is clarifying plans for the spring 2021 semester. Read more: Spring 2021 Update

Colorado Mountain College is urging its students, faculty, and staff to step up to protect themselves and their communities as COVID-19 continues to spread ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. Read more: Join Us: Protect yourself, others this holiday season

The College will impose health and safety requirements on every student, faculty, and staff member who will be on campus to mitigate the risk of virus exposure and transmission. The success of a college experience during the current pandemic requires collective efforts by all students, and by all others who come into contact with students, to meet minimum safety standards that may change in response to changes in the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Read more: CMC Code of Student Conduct COVID-19 Addendum

Today marks three months since announcing Colorado Mountain College would transition all spring 2020 courses to a virtual environment in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and corresponding state and local public health orders…. Read more: CMC Announces Plans for Fall Classes • CMC Anuncia Planes para las Clases de Otoño

As a way to help buoy the local economy, the Colorado Mountain College Board of Trustees today voted in a special virtual meeting to pass along federal and state support and internal savings to students, local businesses and local workers….

Read more: CMC trustees vote to waive summer books, tuition, fees • Los administradores de CMC votan por exonerar los libros de verano, la matrícula, los aranceles