Residency and Tuition Classifications at CMC
Colorado Tuition Classification Law
Tuition classification is governed by state law (Colorado Revised Statutes 23-7-101, et seq., 1997) and applies to all public institutions of higher education in Colorado. Colorado Mountain College does not have discretion to make exceptions to the rules as defined by state law. Colorado Mountain College rigorously enforces tuition classification, as mandated by State statute.
For more information, please see the Colorado Department of Higher Education residency requirements or contact the Tuition Classification Officer at your campus.
How Tuition Classification Is Determined?
Your initial tuition classification is determined by the information provided on your CMC application.
CMC District Map
The CMC District is almost the size of New Jersey!
State of Colorado Residency Rule Exceptions
State law grants some exceptions to the Residency Rule. Please see the CDHE website for complete information.
Listed below are common exceptions. If you have questions or would like to request a reclassification of your tuition, please reach out to your Tuition Classification Officer.
See Tuition Discounts and Special Tuition Rates at Colorado Mountain College