Colorado Mountain College hopes to begin offering four-year bachelor’s degrees in fall 2011. And now you can stay informed of our progress as we work toward building these programs and gaining approval and accreditation! Read the rest of this entry »
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August 3, 2010Rifle mom tackles life’s obstacles to reach educational goals
June 21, 2010
Recent CMC graduate earns certificate, degree with honors
By Mike McKibbin
RIFLE – The road was anything but smooth and straight for a divorced Rifle mother of three, but Angela Herrington stayed on course through the bumps and curves of her 18-month-long journey. Read the rest of this entry »
Governor signs Colorado Mountain College ‘baccalaureate bill’
May 28, 2010
Still needed: approval of accrediting body, CCHE
BRECKENRIDGE – In front of an enthusiastic gathering in the auditorium of Colorado Mountain College’s newest building, today Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter signed Senate Bill 10-101 in Breckenridge. The bill permits the comprehensive community college to offer up to five bachelor’s degrees.
Faculty support, transferable credits help CMC grads pursue 4-year degrees
April 8, 2010
Twin sisters need fewer classes after earning associate degrees
By Mike McKibbin
RIFLE – Two years after graduating from Colorado Mountain College’s campus in Rifle, Jerilynn and Juliana Nine credit their instructors, and college classes they took as high school students, for preparing them to continue toward their educational goals.
Colorado Mountain College 4-Year Degrees Approved by House
April 5, 2010
RIFLE – During today’s meeting of the Colorado Mountain College Board of Trustees, the trustees and college administrators learned that the Colorado House of Representatives voted 55-9 (with one absence) to pass Senate Bill 10-101. The bill would permit the comprehensive community college to offer up to five bachelor’s degrees.
CMC bill heads back to House for final OK
April 2, 2010
State Sen. Dan Gibbs hopes bill will be signed into law in Summit County
By Caitlin Row, Summit Daily News
Colorado Mountain College is just steps away from being allowed to offer bachelor’s degrees to mountain-community students. The state House of Representatives OK’d state Sen. Dan Gibbs’ CMC bill on second reading Thursday. A third approval is needed to send the bill to Gov. Bill Ritter for a signature.
Colorado House’s education committee passes CMC baccalaureate bill
March 18, 2010Colorado Senate passes CMC baccalaureate bill 33-1
March 4, 2010Bill now moves forward to House of Representatives
GLENWOOD SPRINGS – One more hurdle has been passed in Colorado Mountain College’s appeal to the state legislature to allow the college to offer a limited number of bachelor’s degrees, as the Colorado Senate voted 33-1 today to pass Senate Bill 10-101. One additional senator was absent from the session.
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