Mount Antero:

Welcome! Our first stop on the tour today is Mount Antero. You are outside right now, take a couple seconds to look around the area. In front of the building you will see our campus parking, open to all students and visitors. Once you are ready, click the arrow and let’s move inside.

Mount Antero is a one-stop shop for everything. We have a variety of resources and offices within this building. If you click forward once and look to the right, you’ll see pictures of all the buildings we will explore today. Click forward one more time and we’ll arrive at our first stop.

In front of you, you will see the Welcome Center, here you can find information and resources about our campus, sign-up for an advising appointment, and get connected with an Admissions Representative to learn more about FRCC. If you turn right you will see the office of financial aid and office of the registrar. This is where you can connect with a financial aid representative to help assist you with your FAFSA go over packages and even help find scholarships. Additionally, the office of registrar is where you can drop off your documentation having to do with WUE, Colorado Residency, Transcripts, and much more. Now if you turn to your left you will see the office of Admissions and Outreach and College Now. This where you can connect with a College representative to go over a variety of things, from how to apply,the six career academic communities, and even get to know our campus. Also students who are in high school and want to learn about the concurrent enrollment program, this where they can connect with a College Now Representative.

Now what I want you to do is click forward, turn to the right, and head down the hall until you reach an arrow pointing left that says, mental health counseling. Click on the left arrow and now you have arrived at the mental health counseling office. As a student even if you are taking just 1 credit you have the opportunity to connect with our counselors for free. We use a brief counseling model and students can use up to six sessions per semester. The sessions are typically 30 to 60 Minutes in length and counseling is confidential. When you come into this office, you will check in at the red desk and wait at one of the seats for the counselor to come and get you.

Now, let's head back to the arrows by the welcome center. Once you arrive, move on forward once and turn to your right to see our Cashiers office. The office collects all payments for tuition fees and disburses student refunds.

Now click forward one more time and turn to the right and you’ll see our Academic Support Center. In this space you will be able to find a variety of services and resources suitable for all students, so you can find success at FRCC. If we click forward once and turn to our left, you will see the front desk. This is where you can check in for appointments and learn about the resources within this office.If you click forward one more you’ll see the entire space where all the action happens.

The Academic Support Center provides a holistic approach to student success that considers the individual needs of each student. Whether you are a first-year, transfer, concurrent enrollment, or visiting student, our office provides free academic support to all enrolled Front Range students. We support students by connecting them with campus resources and providing tutoring, academic coaching, supplemental instruction (peer-led study sessions) and mentoring.

In this space we also host our Disability support services. The Disability Support Services Office assists students with documented disabilities to explore and acquire skills, strategies, and tools to use in accessing their courses. There are many possible accommodations, however, the following are samples of those most commonly used such as, testing accommodations, note taking services, alternative text formats, interpreting services, and assistive technology.

The last office we host in this space is our, Veteran Support Services. Veteran Support Services provides specialized services to veterans, eligible dependents, active duty service members, members of the Selected Reserve, and REAP recipients. Each FRCC campus has a dedicated Veteran Service advisor to assist veterans going back to school with their transition to college, both academically and socially. We assist students using their Department of Veterans Affairs educational benefits, and work to ensure veterans benefits are properly awarded in a timely manner.

Now let's head out of the Academic Support Center and face towards the hall with the blue wall, click the arrow three times to head down to our next stop, Campus Security and Preparedness. The Department of Campus Security and Preparedness has full-time security officers that provide professional safety and security coverage throughout the college.

The office is staffed by a supervisor and a team of officers. These officers patrol campus buildings, parking lots, and grounds while enforcing system policies and college rules, regulations, and procedures. They will respond to all emergency and non-emergency calls on campus and call for local law enforcement as needed. They can also help you with the following: Jumping a battery, first aid for minor injuries, reporting car accidents, theft, vandalism, injury, lost and found, bike lock and calculator loaner, personal safety escort, and safety presentations. If you ever need assistance from them, in every single building you can find a blue box with a red button where you pick up the phone and dial immediately to our Campus Security.

Continuing forward click the arrow once and turn to your left to see our Testing Center. Stop by the testing center to take CLEP, DSST, high school Equivalency Exam GED/HiSET/TASC and placement test, exams for online classes, the HESI exam for nursing program admission, or the HVAC program ICE exams. They also provide a variety of other exams, call in to learn more.

Now let’s click forward once and arrive at the Advising and Career Center. In this office they provide a variety of resources for our students to ensure they are getting the help and guidance they need to complete their education. The Advising and Career Center can assist you with Academic Advising to navigate program requirements, transfer options, class schedules and more. You can also find career counseling to help you polish your resume, explore career possibilities, and land your dream job or internship. Lastly, we also provide the Single Parent Program to assist them with numerous tools and resources intended to help with staying in school and earning a degree or certificate.

Now click the arrow towards the doors and turn right to arrive at our last stop in Mount Antero called the Student Success Center. This is a multi-purpose room for students to utilize for studying, student organization meetings, campus events, and even our own TED-talk inspired event called, “What Matters to Me”. We have come to the end of the tour for Mount Antero. Our next stop is Longs Peak Student Center. Scroll down to continue on forward.

Welcome to Front Range Community College!

Whether you’re a graduating high school senior, a transfer student from another college, an international student or in the military, applying to FRCC is easy.

We are here to help with your next steps for admission and enrollment.

To keep everyone safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, we are not hosting on-campus tours. But you can still discover all that FRCC has to offer through our virtual events, tours and resources.

With live information sessions, on-demand videos and resources, you can explore our educational opportunities and our community. Learn about FRCC’s academic programs, the admissions process and student support services. And connect with our Admissions Team live, to get all your questions answered in real-time. Check out our virtual offerings at: https://www.frontrange.edu/getting-in/campus-tours-and-information

We look forward to connecting with you!

Concurrent Enrollment allows public high school students in grades 9-12 to take college classes for high school and college credit with tuition paid by the school district or charter school and the College Opportunity Fund. Learn more about concurrent enrollment from the Colorado Department of Education.

Students may enroll in Guaranteed Transfer (GT) courses or Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses as long as they meet any applicable requirements, and have the approval of the high school. Courses must fit in the student’s Individual Career and Academic Plan (ICAP) at the high school. Students will have the support of their high school counselor and FRCC staff throughout their participation in concurrent enrollment.

College Now programs allow qualified high school students to enroll in FRCC college classes for both high school and college credit. Tuition is paid by the school district or charter school and the College Opportunity Fund. Students may be responsible for fees and textbooks depending on their school district and the program in which they participate.

High School Select

High School Select classes are taught at your local high school for college credit. See what classes are available at your school and if you qualify.

Campus Select

Take college courses for both high school and college credit at a FRCC campus. See available classes and if you qualify.

Career Pathways

If you’re a junior or senior at a participating school, we’ve got three career and technical programs—Automotive Technology and Service, Medical Careers Exploration, and Welding and Metal Fabrication—designed for you. Each program is one year long and you earn high school credits, with the option to receive college credits. Find out what programs are available and if you qualify.

ASCENT (Accelerating Students through Concurrent Enrollment)

The ASCENT program is a fifth year program where approved students take an additional year of college classes after their 12th grade year. Students are approved for the ASCENT program through their school district and must talk to their high school/district for consideration in to the program. Tuition is covered by the school district, but students are responsible for textbooks and fees.

Interested? Contact your high school counselor or The College Now team . We are here to help answer any questions you may have. Feel free to contact us at any time!

Email: LCcollegenow@frontrange.edu

Phone: (970) 204-8370

Front Range Community College tuition is 56% less than Colorado’s four-year colleges and universities. Start your education here to save money and have less debt.

Want to Learn more about how to pay for college, financial-aid, or scholarships? Explore this link: https://www.frontrange.edu/paying-for-college/financial-aid for more information.

Contact the Financial Aid Office Today. We offer comprehensive and full service remotely by email, phone, or virtual appointments. We may be reached by email at finaid@frontrange.edu, or feel free to call one of our campus numbers below and leave a voicemail for our office. We respond to all emails and voicemails within 24-48 business hours. Our service hours are Mondays 8:30am-6pm, Tuesdays 8:30am-5pm, Wednesdays 8:30am-5pm, Thursdays 8:30am-6pm, and Fridays 8:30am-4pm.

Larimer Campus Financial Aid Office: 970.204.8376

Mental Health Counseling

-Counseling is FREE for all currently enrolled FRCC students

-We use a brief counseling model

-Students can use up to 6 sessions per semester

-Sessions are typically 30-60 minutes in length

-Counseling is confidential

Welcome...

Thank you for taking a moment to visit. Whether you are facing a difficult life experience or seeking personal growth, reaching out for help is often the hardest part. Maybe you feel reluctant to share your personal life with a stranger, or you feel apprehensive about confronting your pain, or perhaps you've never been in counseling before and aren't sure how it works. Whatever you might be feeling, it's completely understandable.

It may help you to know that there's no wrong way or right way for you, the client, to "do" counseling. Whatever you bring to the table is what we'll work with. It is our job to meet you where you are and provide you with the resources you need to achieve your goals.

You don’t need to have a serious mental health issue or be in crisis to seek out counseling. Many of the students with whom we meet are just looking to improve coping skills, decrease stress and anxiety, or just want someone to talk to. No matter what you want to talk about, we are here to help!

Counseling Services Include:

-Individual counseling

-Group Counseling

-Outreach

-Educational programming

-Consultative services (such as speaking with a licensed counselor about concerns related to a friend or family member)

-Provision of educational materials

-Referrals to other community resources

-Brief crisis interventions

-Classroom visits and presentations

Larimer Campus

Kathleen Strong - email Kathleen.Strong@frontrange.edu or call (970) 204-8210

The Cashier’s Office collects all payments for tuition and fees and disburses student refunds.

You may pay by cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover.

You may also pay online via eWOLF via or set up a monthly payment plan.

To view the status of your financial aid award, log in to eWOLF and click on the Financial Aid Award icon on the Dashboard.

See the Student Payment Agreement.

Monthly Deferred Payment Plan

We offer a convenient budget plan that allows you to pay tuition and fees through an interest-free monthly payment plan.

Payments are due on the 5th of the month.

A credit check is not required to enroll.

You will be charged a non-refundable fee of $35 per semester.

See Tuition & Fees FAQs

See Payment Plan terms and conditions

https://www.frontrange.edu/paying-for-college/tuition-and-fees/payment-options

The Academic Support Center provides a holistic approach to student success that considers the individual needs of each student.

Whether you are a first-year, transfer, concurrent enrollment, or visiting student, our office provides free academic support to all enrolled Front Range students.

We support students by connecting them with campus resources and providing tutoring, academic coaching, supplemental instruction (peer-led study sessions) and mentoring.

Find out more about:

Tutoring: help with specific courses or general learning strategies

Supplemental Instruction: peer-led study sessions in MAT 120, 121 and 135

Peer Mentoring: support with navigating college, learning to use essential college technology and utilizing campus resources

If you would like one-on-one help learning to use Webex, Zoom or D2L, please call the Academic Support Center at (970) 204-8112 to schedule a 30-minute session with a tutor or peer mentor.

Disability is an aspect of the diversity of life and is integral to our society and to the Front Range Community College campus. Persons with disabilities are welcomed as equal members into the diverse and inclusive environment of the college.

-Disability Support Services supports the vision and goals of the college which focus on the academic success of all students, with a strong commitment to diverse learners, an inclusive learning environment, robust support systems, and a reduction in barriers.

-This means an equitable and just climate of inclusivity where all are welcomed, supported, valued for their contributions, and can work and learn in safe, accessible facilities.

-We use the word “accommodation” to describe an academic adjustment that reduces barriers caused by a disability to provide equal access to the learning environment.

-Do you have a disability? Many FRCC students do – visible and invisible, permanent and temporary. Let us ensure that you have access to all FRCC programs, activities, and services.

-Not sure if you have a disability? Many students do not get diagnosed until college. Come talk to us – we can help you sort it out and determine your next steps.

Larimer Campus

Megan Wolff

(970) 204-8657 | Megan.Wolff@frontrange.edu

Front Range Community College is a Military Friendly® School, ranked No. 2 in the country in the large community college category, according to the website militaryfriendly.com.

“FRCC Veteran Services provides numerous specialized services and support to veterans, eligible dependents, active duty service members, members of the Selected Reserve, and Reserve Educational Assistance Program (REAP) recipients, tailored to meet students’ experience and challenges,” Military Friendly® reports. “Each campus has a dedicated Veteran Service Advisor (VSA) to assist veterans with their transition to college, both academically and socially, along with a dedicated School Certifying Official (SCO) to ensure that veterans benefits are properly awarded in a timely manner.”

Contact Charles Crews for more information today:

at (970) 204-8637 or Email Charles.Crews@frontrange.edu

The Department of Campus Security and Preparedness has 17 full-time security officers that provide professional safety and security coverage throughout the college. Each campus has a Campus Security and Preparedness (CSP) office staffed by a supervisor and a team of officers. These officers patrol campus buildings, parking lots, and grounds while enforcing system policies and college rules, regulations, and procedures. We will respond to all emergency and non-emergency calls on campus and call for local law enforcement as needed.

-Campus Security and Preparedness officers have the authority to ask persons for identification and to determine whether individuals have lawful business at Front Range Community College.

-Campus security officers are not sworn law enforcement officers and do not possess arrest power.

-All Student Code of Conduct violations are sent to and addressed by the campus Dean of Student Services.

-Minor crimes may be initially handled by Campus Security and then referred to the police, while other crimes may be referred directly to the police department that has jurisdiction on the campus.

-The Department of Campus Security and Preparedness maintains a professional working relationship with the local city police departments where each campus, center or site is located, their respective county sheriff’s office, and the Colorado State Patrol.

We Can Help You With:

-Jumping a battery

-First aid for minor injuries

-Reporting car accidents, theft, vandalism, injury

-Lost & found

-Personal safety escort

-Safety Presentations

-Overnight parking requests

Contact Campus Security

Larimer Campus

(970) 204-8124 | LC.CampusSecurity@frontrange.edu

Larimer Campus Testing Center

Stop by the testing center to take CLEP, DSST, and placement test, exams for online classes, the HESI exam for nursing program admission, or the HVAC program ICE exams. NCTA Certified Testing Center

Parking is FREE on our campus parking lots

Contact Larimer Campus Testing Center

(970) 204-8188 │ lctesting@frontrange.edu

Advising & Counseling

Balancing school, work and family can be challenging. Front Range Community College offers a variety of services for our students to ensure they are getting the help and guidance they need to complete their education. Learn about FRCC counseling, career advising and how to get support at: https://www.frontrange.edu/being-a-student/advising-and-counseling

Academic Advising

See how our Pathways Advisors can help you navigate program requirements, transfer options, class schedules and more.

Career Counseling

Check out career services to help you polish your resume, explore career possibilities and land your dream job or internship.

Contact Advising

Larimer Campus

(970) 204-8332

Welcome to the Longs Peak Student Center. You are at the main entrance to the building, click forward once to step in. Welcome to this great space, this is where you might spend some time as a student at FRCC.

Our first stop to the right is our student organization suit. Here on our campus we offer over 20+ student organizations. In this suite the organization can come and meet-up together. Additionally let's say you can’t find something you are really passionate about? Here at FRCC we do offer the opportunity for you to start your own student organization.

Now click on forward and turn to our left to see our Student Life Office. Click the arrow towards the office to explore the space. This is where you can learn more about our student organizations or starting your own organization. Also, once you have completed all your steps to become a student this is where you can come get your student ID, badge, buses passes, locker rentals for the day or the semester, and free student planners.

If we head on out of the office and click the arrow twice forward, if you turn left you’ll see two conference rooms. This is where we host student organization events, fairs, public speakers, study spaces, and a variety of other things.

If you turn back to your right, towards the big windows, you’ll see our dining and studying center. This is where many of our students come and hang out, take a break, study, be around friends and acquaintances and see first-hand the energy of FRCC.

Click the arrow forward one more time and turn right towards the fire place to see additional seating and lounging space. Now click forward once and turn to your left to see our commercial microwaves for your own usage and vending machines.

Again click forward once and turn to your left to see our Peak Cafe. This is a grab and go shop for snacks,hot and cold food / hot and cold beverages.

Now click forward twice to arrive at our last stop inside Longs Peak Student Center. This is our Campus store, where they also have snacks and where you can buy miscellaneous items such as chapstick, medicine, chargers and a variety of other things. You can also come and pick up your books and uniforms for your courses and even technology necessities. The last thing you can find in this space is your campus gear to rep your wolf pride!

Once you have explored the campus store click the arrow forward once and turn to your left to head on out of the building towards our student plaza. This is a great place to hangout, study, take a break, relax, and enjoy time with your friends while you are on campus. We have reached the end of our tour for Longs Peak Student Center. Our next stop is the Harmony library. Scroll down on the page to continue the tour.

Get Involved at the Larimer Campus

Student Life

The Student Life Office is the hub for student involvement on campus. We oversee New Student Orientation, Wolf Welcome, Campus Activities, Student Organization, Event Services and more. Follow us on Instagram or Facebook to stay in the loop.

Events & Activities

Check your student email or view our calendar to learn about upcoming Larimer events, opportunities and announcements. You can also text 'FRCC' to 24966 to get updates sent to your phone.

Student Organizations

Meet new people, build your leadership skills and round out your resume by starting or joining a student organization. We’ve got student organizations for almost every Career and Academic Community and interest area.

Student Government

To make an impact on FRCC policies, procedures and student rights, join the Student Government Association. That’s where it all happens.

Student Newspaper, "The Reporter"

The Reporter delivers relevant news, including campus activities, community events, and anything that impacts the student experience. We seek to create a platform where students are included, informed, and able to share their work.

The Peak Cafe - Long Peak Student Center LC

The Peak Café offers a large variety of freshly made food including pastries, breakfast burritos, deli sandwiches and wraps, soups, salads, pizza, burgers, grilled sandwiches, and a full salad bar. See menu.

All menu items are available to go. We also offer many grab-n-go options when you are tight on time, such as wraps, salads, veggie and fruit cups. There are also many snacks and beverages to choose from. Daily specials include a variety of cuisine including vegetarian dishes.

-Buy or rent your textbooks,

-Find your school supplies,

-Rep your school and find FRCC swag

-Get a snack or find a grab-&-go item

and much more

Welcome to the Harmony library. This is a shared space with FRCC and the Poudre River Public Library District. Click forward once to enter the building. Our first stop on the right is, the crooked cup too where you can get a variety of beverages from espresso, lattes, teas, they also provide food, such as breakfast burritos, snacks, and a variety of other things. This is a must stop during your time at FRCC.

If we click forward once and turn to our left you will see The Friends Shop. They sell used books at a reasonable price from 50 cents up to 5 dollars. The funds go back to the library to support their efforts. If you click forward once one more time and turn to your left you will see our Community Room. In this space they host a variety of programs geared to all populations which can be hosted by FRCC or the library. You can find a schedule of events with the library front desk and to learn more about them.

Now we are going to turn right towards the brown doors and click forward once to enter the library. To your right and your left you’ll be able to find more information about library programs, FRCC resources, and information about Fort Collins. Click forward once again and look around to check the library. Now Click forward once and look towards your right.

You will see the circulation desk, this is where you can go and receive a free library card or activate your student ID so it can become a library card as well. Now what can you do with your library card? Of course rent books, magazines, audio books, videos, and even utilize the database to look for articles during your research. Behind the circulation desk, there is an important room called the college reserves, in that room you can find college textbooks. When the semester first begins, sometimes your book may not arrive on time and this is where you can borrow a temporary book for 2 days.

Now click forward once and if you turn to your right you’ll see the holds shelf, where items reserved from home will be there for you to pick-up. Additionally, the library is a joint-use facility which means that if there is an item you order from a different library with the Poudre Library District, you can put it on reserve and pick-it up here at the Harmony Library.

Click forward one more time and you’ll see the study table space. The library has 5 study rooms throughout the entire library and different seating areas so you can find the right spot to continue your studies. They happen to have a help desk as well by the kids section. The library staff are always here to assist you with anything you may need. We have reached the end of our tour with Harmony Library. Our next stop in the tour is Grays Peak, scroll down to continue on forward.

ABOUT US:

We proudly serve Cafe Richesse coffee and espresso. Cafe Richesse is a local Fort Collins Roastery that believes in Socially Conscious Coffee, where they give back to the Brazilian farmers and community, especially in providing schools for the Brazilian children.

Learn more about Cafe Richesse here: www.caferichesse.com

WHAT WE OFFER

We offer two roasts of drip coffee, as well as a myriad of espresso drinks such as specialty lattes and mochas. Also, an extensive offering of artisan chais and teas, smoothies, hot chocolate, and more!

Try one of our “Crooked Specialities” like: The Crooked Salty, The Crooked Gorilla, The Crooked Leprechaun. Each a unique drink with lots of flavor. Fixed as hot, iced, or blended!

We also have a selection of food items!

The Crooked Cup is proud to be unique in that along with our coffee service we also offer a full bakery. Fresh baked offerings include cinnamon rolls, many varieties of muffins and cupcakes, and, of course, KOLACHES.

For breakfast, try a Kolache: a puff pastry stuffed with egg and cheese, bacon or sausage. We also have a ham, jalapeno and cheddar kolache or veggie; mushroom, spinach, tomato, and white american cheese, kolache. Try a bagel breakfast sandwich, or one of our six delicious lunch sandwiches.

Or if you have a sweet tooth: We provide salted caramel brownies with pretzel crust, rich and creamy cupcakes, or one of our delectable dessert drinks, such as the Crème Brûlée.

Hungry for Lunch? We serve six varieties of sandwiches. Make sure to add chips!

Welcome to Grays Peak, our newest building on campus. Take a moment to look around the outside at the spectacular work they have done with outdoor seating and walkway for our students to enjoy. Once you are done click forward once to enter the building. We are excited to house all our health programs in one space and to have everything back on campus.

If you look forward, you are seeing the lobby where we have tabling, comfortable seating, designed in mind for the students to mingle, study, lounge, as they pass through their classes. Additionally, under the stairs you’ll see a platform in design of a stage where they can host events and speakers.

If you click forward once, you’ll see we are headed towards the nursing and simulation suite. In this wing you can find the high-fidelity simulation space. In that space students can practice with mannequins, that breathe, move, and even talk as real as they can with modern technology. Now click forward once and to your left you’ll see two rooms both are the nursing labs. Each room will have 12 beds and 2 students will work in each bed with 24 students per room. In the center there is a table where students will first learn the procedures and then apply them. The mannequins aren’t as realistic as the simulation room yet the beds, equipment and space look and work to mimic a hospital environment.

If we turn to our left and click forward once to head down the hall. If you look over to your right, you’ll see classrooms along the entire hall. Now click forward one more time to reach the end of the hall and look over to your left to see the EMS Lab. In this space you’ll find our simulation ambulance and within the room, there will be rooms that simulate situations in which the first responder may come across in the real world. Additionally, the ambulance has motors inside so it can bump and move around as if you were riding in the roads. Again throughout the entire building the goals is to match as much as possible the experience one may have, out in the community taking care of patients.

We will now be heading south down this hall towards the dental clinic. Click forward twice and once towards the right. We have arrived at the dental clinic towards your right. The first area within the space is the reception space which leads to an actual dental clinic in the back and we used to have 4 chairs but now we have 6 chairs. It has been expanded to serve more of the public, since this a public serving clinic. This provides greater opportunity for students to learn how to become dental assistants and still serve the greater community. If you look over to your right and click once it will lead you to one of the many new study nooks around this building.

If we click back to the dental clinic and click forward once down the hall and look over to your right, you will see the dental lab space. This is the actual teaching space, the students in the dental program do clinics as well as take lab classes. In this class they will build their models, have their lecture component, use the equipment they would utilize in a clinic, create molds, and do a variety of other things.

Now if we turn left and head down the hall, the entire left side is general purpose lecture rooms. Click forward once and you’ll arrive at the end of the hall. If you turn left and look over to the hall heading back to the main space this is the Integrative health wing. On the left side we’ll have the integrative health lab. The space is utilized for the massage therapy, reflexology, yoga, coaching, & integrative health professions. The space also includes a reception space so community members can sign-up for appointments just like the dental clinic. To the right of the hall there is a kitchen, where they will host aromatherapy classes, herbology, human nutrition, and our fermentation program.

Click forward to reach the end of the hall. We have just finished level 1 of the building, go ahead and click the L2 black button on the tour screen to take us upstairs. Once you arrive at the top we will arrive at the common space on the second floor, if you click forward once it will take you to the second study nook in this building with amazing views of the mountains. If we click once back and turn to our left we will begin to head down the science hall.

If we click forward twice we will arrive at the end of the hall where we will have our science lab. This is specifically a biology class for the health and wellness students since they take biology classes for their programs but can also be used for general biology. If we turn to our right and click forward once down the hall, to your right you will learn more about why this building is called Gray’s Peak. To our left again we have more general purpose classrooms for our campus to utilize.

If we click forward one more time, we will arrive at the end of the hall. In front of you, you'll have space to host our Medical assisting and phlebotomy programs. If you turn to you right this is going to be the Nurse Aide hall. Similar set-up has downstairs with a simulation lab room and instead of hospital beds, it will be designed as a nursing facility space for a different population. Students will still have the opportunity to practice with mannequins and grow their skills in this environment.

If we click forward once you will arrive at the end of the hall and can now look over the open space. To your left you will see a variety of tables designed for students to use for studying. Now click forward one more time and in front of you, you'll see 3 study rooms with screens so students can look over their simulation footage. If you turn to your right, you can see an amazing view of the entire open space.

Now click forward twice and look over left you’ll see our faculty offices. This space was designed with tables and rooms where groups could meet with staff to go over projects, courses, and a variety of other things together. We have reached the end of the tour and we hope you enjoyed our newest facility. Our next stop is sunlight peak, scroll down the page to continue on with the tour.

Welcome to Sunlight Peak. We will now explore our science facility. We are outside and in front of you, you can see one of the many sculptures here on campus. Click forward twice to enter the building. You are now in the main space of this building. In front of you, you’ll see an omni globe where you can learn planetary exploration and the universe. A great place to take a break and learn something new.

If we click forward three times, you will arrive at the door of the anatomy lab. We are one of the only community colleges with a cadaver lab included so students can get a hands on experience in their class. If you look over to your right, down this, you will find the cadaver lab, an additional anatomy lab, and a veterinary lab. If we look over to our left and click forward twice, we will arrive at our biology wing.

Now turn left again and click forward once. Look over to your right and you’ll see our first biology class, click forward one more time and on the right side you’ll see our biology prep room. Continue on forward by clicking once and to your left you’ll see our shower rooms open to our students to utilize if necessary. If we click forward one more time to our left we will see our micro-biology classroom. Downstairs is where we host our life sciences.

Now let's turn around and head back to the arrows by the anatomy lab by clicking forward 4 times and 2 to the left. Once you have arrived there click on the black L2 button on the tour screen to explore our second level in this building. We are now upstairs where we host our physical sciences. If we turn left and head down the hall, to your left you will see our chemistry labs and to our right we will see our physics labs. Take your time now to explore. Once you have reached the end of the hall towards the window, turn back around and go back to where we started by the art pieces to your right.

Once you arrive there click forward twice and look over to your right to check out our amazing periodic table with the actual elements. Of course we don’t have in our display any radioactive ones. When you are in our campus, come and check out the display for yourself. Now click forward once and you’ll see in front of you our geology lab and to your right our additional chemistry lab. If we turn left and click forward once, to our right you will see our interactive mineral display case. This display contains a variety of minerals from all around the world and fossil materials included in there as well. When you are on campus, come and check this display out for yourself.

If we turn left and click forward once, you will see our faculty offices, where you can come and meet your professor during their office hours or private appointments. Continuing forward turn to your left and click forward twice, now look over to your right to see another great study space. If you click forward once towards the study space you will see we have lounge chairs and tables facing outwards towards the windows. This is a great space for the early morning sun and to see the hustle and bustle of campus.

We have reached the end of our tour in Sunlight Peak, our next stop is Blanca Peak. Scroll down on the page to continue the tour.

Welcome to Blanca Peak. Our first stop in this tour you will see to your right our Veterinary Technology and Forestry Wildlife and Natural Resources wing. Take the time to explore now. Down this hall you will see classrooms where students will get to work with real animals and practice a variety of skills to prepare them for the future. Additionally, our Larimer campus is the only community college with a Forestry, Wildlife, and Natural Resources program, Students have the pleasure to explore in our amazing northern Colorado mountains and try their skills hands-on. We do have one classroom for them in this hall so they can learn their lecture part on campus. Once you head back down to the main hall.

Click forward twice and turn right, this is where our faculty offices are held for Vet Tech, Forestry/Natural Resources, Education, Business, and our Highway Maintenance Program. We will continue down the hall until we reach the very end. Along your way to you right you will see more study spaces for students to utilize while they are on campus. This building hosts a variety of different programs and general studies. Once you reach, you’ll arrive at the computer commons. Click forward once to step in. This space is open to all our students for their studies and printing. As a student you do receive $12.50 so you can print in here as well.

If we turn back around and turn to our left click the arrow forward twice and turn to your right. This is where we host The Learning Source. A space for those who are interested in learning English classes and GED preparation. Click on the Learning Source tab in the information section to learn more. Now turn back around and click forward all the way until you reach the end of the hall and turn left. Down this hall we also have a variety of general study classrooms but we also have our Law Enforcement Academy, Workforce & Corporate Solutions, Continuing Education, and our newest addition the Small Business Development Center. Now Click forward until you reach the end of this hall. Also take your time exploring the space and pause the audio if you need more time to explore.

We have reached the end of the hall, turn to your right and click forward once. To your left you will see our newest space that combines Continuing Education, Workforce and Corporate Solutions, and the Small Business Development Center. The continuing education program provides a variety of classes and programs that are non-credited yet provide the opportunity to learn or enhance your skills. FRCC Corporate & Workforce Solutions creates and delivers client-focused training solutions for businesses and individuals. Through our customized training and workforce programs, we are dedicated to enhancing economic growth in our communities. Clients turn to us for training solutions to meet strategic business goals and to improve individual, team, and organizational performance.

Lastly, the Small Business Development Center can help entrepreneurs and businesses start, grow and prosper through street-smart business education and assistance. We have reached the end of our tour in Blanca Peak. Our next stop is Challenger Point, scroll down to continue the tour.

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FRCC has on-campus computers available for students to use.

All of the computers have internet access and are networked.

Students can access the Microsoft Office Suite.

Blanca Peak Building, Room 101

Mission

The Learning Source promotes and provides educational opportunities through collaborative partnerships for adults and families to support their future achievements.

A History of Helping

Our organization has been teaching classes and helping communities for more than 50 years. In fact, when Sister Cecilia Linenbrink founded The Learning Source in 1964, it was in a church basement with 16 volunteers and 40 students. We have always been focused on helping our students further their potential in the workplace or school. We hire teachers that have worked in educational settings to ensure the best possible instruction. When you enroll in a Learning Source class, you will work with great people in an organization that has a history of excellence.

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Welcome to Challenger Point, this building hosts a variety of different general studies. We additionally have our math department, social studies, and behavioral science programs in here too. Click forward once to enter the building. In front of you, you'll see our biggest lecture hall on campus with a capacity of 70 students. On average there are 20 students per class at FRCC. If you turn to your right towards the hall on both sides, you will see general studies classrooms. Take your time to explore and head down until you reach the end of the hall.

Once you arrive here click on the black L2 button so we can explore the second level in this building. We are now upstairs and you are looking at another great study nook in this corner with great views of our campus. If we turn around and face the hall, again on both sides we will have classrooms for our programs within this building, and lounge space to study or relax. Click forward down the hall until you reach a circular railing. Once you have arrived here turn to you right. This is where you will find the faculty offices for your professors. If you click around the railing you will arrive at another great study nook with windows that look over to our quad space. This is another great spot to study and relax in.

As a first year student many of you will have classes in here, this is a great way to get to know the space and get familiar with things. We have reached the end of the tour for Challenger Point. Our next stop is Red Cloud Peak. Scroll down to continue the tour.

Welcome to Red Cloud Peak. You are outside right now, take a quick minute to look around and see the green space we have called the quad, where students hangout, relax, study, and pass through while they are on campus. Turn back around and click forward twice to enter the building. We are now inside if you click forward once and turn to the right you’ll see some student art work. Each month the art is rotated based on the projects students are working on.

If we turn to our left we will see a big angler fish at the top and designed clothing by our interior design program. If you click forward once down the hall and turn to your left, you’ll see the art clothing which was designed with home materials by the students and to your left sketches and home design by the architecture and interior design program. The National Kitchen and Bath Association hosts regional and national competitions where students can showcase their work and skills at these events. We’ve had many of our students compete and win at these events.

If we click forward once and turn to your left you’ll see our interior design lab and if we click forward twice to your right you will see the architecture lab. The Interior Architecture & Design program creates an arena of academic excellence that bridges the gap between learning and employment in the interior design and kitchen and bath industry. We promote industry collaboration, ethical practices, and professionalism through leadership in the classroom and internship placement.

If we continue forward and click the arrow 3 times we will arrive at the end of the hall. To your left you will see our 3D printing lab for the Computer Aided and Drafting program. Now turn to your right and click forward once to head down the hall and look over to your left to see our 3D computer aided drafting classroom. This is where students will learn design and drafting skills used as a civil, architectural, electrical, or mechanical drafter. Whether you choose to pursue a degree or a certificate, our CAD classes ensure you’re comfortable applying the theoretical knowledge of the industry to the latest tools and technologies.

If we click forward once and look over to our left we’ll see our Digital Imaging Lab. This is where students can learn skills in visual communication. Such as graphic design, digital imaging, multimedia, and a variety of other things. Now if we continue on and click forward once, to your right you’ll see our Sculpture, Ceramics, and Metal Working space and if we click forward one more time to our left we’ll see the Print Making and Dark room. Lastly, click forward one more time and look over to your right to see our painting and drawing lab.

Now let's head back down the hall and turn left to go back to where we started by the Green angler fish. Once you arrive there in front of you, you’ll see the display case with student art. Turn left and click forward once and turn right and click the arrow forward once. If you turn to your left you’ll see the main lobby space of Red Cloud Peak, another great study space and perfect to hangout with friends and classmates. Now if you click forward once and turn to your right, you’ll see the faculty office space. This is where you can come and meet with your professors during their office hours or private appointments.

Now turn back towards the lounge space and click the arrow forward twice, turn to your right and you’ll see the doors towards the black box space. This is a multi purpose space utilized by the theater department for productions and where we host our dance classes. If you turn back around and click the arrow forward once, turn your left and we will head down the last hall in Red Cloud Peak.

Now click forward once and turn to your right to see the Digital Music Lab, a space where students can learn a variety of skills in audio, recording, and producing music. If you turn to your left, you will see three private instruction spaces, where students can learn instrument lessons or practice for their class.

Now click forward twice and turn to your left to see our recording studio. In this space we have a drum set, a grand piano, recording equipment, and a variety of other instruments / tools. Students will learn and get the hands-on experience within this space through live audio engineering, music audio production, and more.

We have reached the end of the tour for Red Cloud Peak. Our next stop is Maroon Peak. Scroll down to continue the tour.

Welcome to Maroon Peak. We are outside of the building, click the arrow forward twice and turn to your left. Now click forward once to enter the space. This is our Horticulture and Landscaping Facility where students are prepared for a wide range of careers in landscape contracting, ornamental horticulture, and urban farming.

Additionally, they will have the opportunity to learn landscaping design, nursery greenhouse, and a variety of other skills. Our horticulture and landscape courses are designed to meet the standards of the leading international industry association, Professional Landcare Network (PLANET).

Within this facility you will find one classroom and two labs. Take the time to explore now and when you are done return to the front door. Once you have arrived at the front door click the arrow forward once to head outside. We are back outside on the left side you will see the Pergola an amazing space to take breaks and enjoy the peaceful sounds of the waterfalls.

Click the arrow forward once, turn to your left and click forward to explore our first waterfall, a peaceful and soothing addition to the pergola. Continuing, click forward once to enter the pergola. Within this space you’ll see one more waterfall and 4 benches. Enough seating for all your friends and classmates to enjoy the outdoors through the seasons. Now turn to your right and click forward once to exit the pergola.

Turn to your left and click forward once. Our next stop is the Food for Thought Facility. If you turn left and click the arrow twice, in front of you, you’ll see the food bank designed in mind for our students. For those in need, the food bank generously provides to our students who are struggling to afford food during the semester. Additionally, any student taking credits at FRCC, can utilize the resources within this facility.

Now turn back towards the brown fence and click the arrow forward three times. Turn to your left and you are now facing the sidewalk towards our greenhouse. Click the arrow forward three more times to enter the facility. We are now inside the greenhouse.

Within this facility students get to work with a variety of plants, learn plant-soil-water systems, Diagnose insect and pest problems, learn fundamentals of plant propagation, and many more skills. Look both left and right to explore the space and click the arrows back and forth to explore the space. Once you are done click forward towards the door by the waterfall. We have arrived at the end of the tour for Maroon Peak. Our next stop is Little Bear Peak. Scroll down to continue on the tour.

Welcome! We have arrived at our final stop of the tour, Little Bear Peak. In this building you will find some of our technical degrees. If you click the arrow forward three times we will enter the building. In here you will find our Automotive, Welding, and Heating and Air Conditioning degree or better known as HVAC program.

Let’s click once forward and look over to our right, you’ll see our Automotive facility, where you’ll study a variety of things from engine diagnosis, brakes, transmission, and much more, preparing you for entry-level positions/careers in the automotive repair industry, where you will demonstrate the ability to meet recognized automotive industry standards.

Also Front Range Community College has an Automotive Club where you can continue to apply your skills outside of the classroom and meet peers passionate just like you. We are going to click on forward once and if you look to the left you will see our classrooms where you will spend some of your time learning the skills and the majority of the time applying them in the shop.

Now let’s click forward twice and again look over to your right to see the second entrance to the Automotive shop. It’s definitely a big place with many lifts and bays to practice on different vehicles and prepare for the industry ahead of your educational career. If we click forward once and look over to the right, we will see the break area and lockers to put your things away while working in the shops.

Now lets click forward twice and look over to the right to see the entrance to our Welding facility. In here you find over 30+ separate welding bays, earn certificates or do the two year program to receive an associates degree in Welding. Lets click forward once and look over to the left to our brand new space for the HVAC facility. It used to be at our loveland center and we are glad all our programs are back at the larimer campus.

And lastly if we click forward one more time and look over to our right we will see our administrative and faculty offices. These folks are happy to talk to you and help you with anything you may need.

Now let's turn back around and head all the way to doors before exiting. Once you arrive there, look over to your right and click the arrow once to explore and see another great study space for students, where you can come and take a break, study, take your lunch and even see great views of our mountains. Click back one more time towards the doors and head out of the building.

You have completed and explored the entire Larimer Campus for Front Range Community College. We are glad you were able to join us. Please feel free to explore the buildings again and don't forget to connect with one of our lovely representatives by exploring the virtual office space tab where you can learn more about information pertaining to specific programs, how to apply, and even connect you with the right resources you seek, here on campus.

Also before you go, click on the button down below that says, “Connect With Us” and we’ll be glad to reach back out with anything you may need. If you are a parent, prospective student, or a community partner we welcome you to our campus with open arms and can’t wait to see you soon. Take care and have a great day!