Reduce your costs and pay for college while avoiding debt
Students may qualify for financial assistance to help pay for educational expenses regardless of their financial background. With a combination of scholarships, grants, and Work-Study opportunities, the cost of education can be attainable and student debt reduced.
Review the following information on how to apply. You can contact our financial aid team for help with any questions pertaining to each student's unique circumstances.
START HERE: Your FAFSA or CASFA Application
There are two different applications to start you on the path to receiving help with paying for school. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) OR the Colorado Application for State Financial Aid (CASFA).
You only complete one application depending on your Citizenship status. The FAFSA is for those who are U.S. Citizens or Eligible Non-Citizens whereas the CASFA is for those in Colorado without a lawful immigration status.
For those who are U.S. Citizens or Eligible Non-Citizens. Learn more about the FASFA.
For those in Colorado without a lawful immigration status. Learn more about the CASFA.
If you're looking for information about the Financial Aid opportunities available at Colorado Mountain College, select a category below to explore further.
If you're looking for information about the Financial Aid opportunities available at Colorado Mountain College, select a category below to explore further.
Financial Aid Important Dates
- Pell Recalculation (PRD) Date for Summer is June 1, 2025
- SAP Appeal Deadline for Summer July 11, 2025
It's not too late! Work-Study funding available!
Work on or off campus
Pays $17.24 per hour
See our Work-Study webpage for additional information
Get quick access to Financial Aid Specialists by booking a quick 15-minute drop-in virtual advising appointment, a 30-minute virtual or phone meeting, or a 60-minute session for personalized FAFSA/CASFA assistance, all available with bilingual support.