Coronavirus Information

On March 25, 2020, Governor Jared Polis announced the implementation of an emergency “Stay at Home” Order (Public Health Order 20-24) for all Colorado residents. The order is in effect from 6:00a on Thursday, March 26, 2020 to 11:59p on April 11, 2020…. Read more: College Guidance on Governor Polis’ “Stay at Home” Order

Due to the rapidly evolving environment around the COVID-19 outbreak, Colorado Mountain College announces the following changes to our registration dates….
Read more: CMC Changes Registration Dates

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What is the college doing in response to the novel coronavirus outbreak?

Colorado Mountain College is actively preparing for the possibility of a widespread COVID-19 outbreak in our communities or on campus. CMC leaders are in close communication with local health departments and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE), and the collegewide emergency response team is convening every two days throughout this situation…. Read more: Frequently Asked Questions about CMC’s response to the coronavirus outbreak • Preguntas Frecuentes sobre la respuesta de la CMC al brote de coronavirus

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To the Colorado Mountain College family – students, employees, community members, partners, donors, alumni, and friends:

These past few weeks have been challenging for all of us. Together, we have adapted to ever-evolving guidance and directives from national and state officials concerning COVID-19. These are truly unprecedented times.

Many of you are anxious. We all are. However, I want to assure you that we are making every effort to address your concerns and provide timely answers to your questions….

Read more: CMC to extend distance learning, campus closures through May 1 • Colorado Mountain College extenderá el aprendizaje a distancia hasta el 1 de mayo

President Hauser has announced today CMC classes will remain online for the remainder of the semester. As a result, a prorated room and board refund will be calculated. The refund will be available to students who – by March 25th, 2020 – notify the campus of their intention to move out. The residence hall will remain open for those students who need to finish the semester living on campus….

Read more: Note To Residence Hall Students

Colorado Mountain College regrets to announce that all spring in-person commencement ceremonies will be canceled due to the precautions that are being taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19, mandated restrictions on public gatherings, and an abundance of caution to keep its graduates, their families and guests, employees, and community members safe…. Read more: CMC cancels spring graduation ceremonies at all campuses • CMC cancela las ceremonias de inicio de primavera en todos los centros