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Top ranking Colleges, best universities and top graduate schools in Colorado, Denver that offer graduate programs in the areas of engineering and applied sciences, computer science, business management, bio-chemistry, bio-medicine, medicine, law, education, chemical engineering, mechanical and fine arts leading to an MS, MBA or a Ph.D

1. Adams State College
   Adams State College began as a teachers' college and is now a liberal arts college. Adams State was recently designated the Regional Education Provider for Southern Colorado. The college offers various Associate degree programs in Arts and Science, Bachelor degrees in Arts and Science, Graduate School and also evening and weekend college. The college's programs in business, biology, music, and graduate counselor education were all named Programs of Excellence.
   
   
2. Aims Community Colleg
   The college offers four two-year degrees and numerous shorter career and technical certificates.The certificates/degrees are as follows: Career and Technical Education certificates, Associate of Applied Science degree, Associate of Arts degree, Associate of Science degree and Associate of General Studies degree.
   
   
3. American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) Colorado Professional Chapter
   The Colorado Professional AISES Chapter was founded for the purpose of advancing American Indian students in the science, engineering and related business fields.
   
   
4. Arapahoe Community College
   The college currently has over 7,500 students in 70 degree and certificate programs. Although located in Littleton, Colorado, the college has its classes in Colorado Center for Professional Development in Greenwood Village and at other sites in the south Metro Denver area. Arapahoe Community College is accredited by the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
   
   
5. Blair College
   The College achieved accreditation as a two-year school of business. It was among the first group of business colleges in the United States to be accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS.)
   
   
6. Community College of Denver
   CCD is one of 13 community and junior colleges in the Colorado Community College System accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. CCD offers two-year, associate degrees and certificates in more than 125 programs.It assures transfer of general education core curriculum to any Colorado public four-year college or university for completion of a baccalaureate degree. There are more than 13,000 students every year.
   
   
7. Colorado State University-Pueblo
   The college offers Graduate Programs in the follwing courses: Applied Natural Science, Business Administration, Education and Human Resource Studies, English, Industrial and Systems Engineering and Nursing. The college also offers Undergraduate programs in varios subjects.
   
   
8. Colorado State University
   Colorado State University is a land-grant institution and a Carnegie Doctoral/Research University-Extensive. The University's academic programs are divided into eight colleges, which are College of Agricultural Sciences, College of Applied Human Sciences, College of Business, College of Engineering, College of Liberal Arts, College of Natural Resources,College of Natural Sciences and College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.
   
   
9. Colorado School of Mines
   Colorado School of Mines was recently ranked as one of the Top Graduate Schools for 2005 by US News and World Report. The institution offers more than 20 Master's and Ph.D programs in various subjects including Geology, Geological Engineering, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Petroleum Reservoir Systems and many more. In addition, theey also have Individualized Interdisciplinary Degrees and Combined BS/MS Programs. The college also offers Special Programs and Continuing Education.
   
   
10. Colorado Northwestern Community College
    CNCC offers academic programs in dental hygiene, aviation technology, cosmetology, aviation maintenance technology, paralegal, criminal justice, business, natural resources, athletic training, fine arts, wild land firefighting, nursing, and general education. The College serves the Northwestern portion of Colorado and also maintains Service Area Centers in Meeker, Hayden and Yampa, apart from the campuses in Rangely and Craig.
    
    
    
    
    
11. Colorado Mountain Colleges
    The college offers Associate of Arts and Associate of Science degrees. Colorado Mountain College courses takes students to venture into the wilderness for outdoor studies or Natural Resource Management, have its students working at Rocky Mountain ski resorts and five star restaurants, or capturing the essence of natural beauty through expressive and visual arts.
    
    
12. Colorado College
    The college's curriculum includes various special programs: Southwest studies, women's studies, Asian studies, biochemistry, environmental sciences, neuroscience, Latin American studies, Russian and Eurasian studies, and American cultural studies, as well as a strong across-the-curriculum writing program and a Summer Session.
    
    
13. Colorado Christian University
    The University is the only member of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities in an eight-state region. CCU is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, and offers both undergraduate and graduate programs. In additon, the college also offers programs for adult students wanting to pursue undergraduate degree or continuing education.
    
    
14. Colorado Community College Online
    CCCOnline is a single location web site for students to earn Certificates and Associate Degrees from the colleges in the Colorado Community Colleges.
    
    
15. Colorado Institute of Technology
    The college offers Associate Degree Programs in Arts, Science, General Studies and Applied Science. The degree programs are offered in Accounting, Ag-Business, Business, Building Code Enforcement, CIS, Criminal Justice, Emergency Management Planning, Library Technician and Occupational Safety.
    
    
16. Colorado Mountain College - Alpine Campus
    Alpine Campus lays emphasis on academic preparation in the liberal arts for transfer to four-year institutions. Honors courses provided to students give them additional opportunities for intensive study. The college offers Associate Degree Programs in Arts and Sciences, along with associate of General Studies Degree, Associate in Applied Sciences Degree and Certificate courses in Occupational Proficiency.
    
    
17. Colorado Mountain College - Spring Valley Campus
    The college is a full-fledged residential campus with residence halls, food service, gym, Gates Soccer Park, CMC Eagles Soccer, a student center, library and learning resource center, classrooms, a 220-acre farm, and laboratories for computers, science, photography, graphic design and veterinary technology. This campus also offers many opportunities for outdoor education.
    
    
18. Colorado Mountain College - Timberline Campus
    The new Academic Center at the Timberline Campus provides classrooms, greenhouse, science, natural resource and computer labs, faculty offices and a bookstore. In addition to the transfer programs, the campus is known for its Ski Area Operations program which uses the nearby Ski Cooper as its lab, and the Natural Resource Management program which specializes in land and water reclamation.
    
    
19. Fort Lewis College
    Fort Lewis College is a public liberal arts and sciences college that offers 25 baccalaureate degrees in the School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, the School of Natural and Behavioral Sciences and the School of Business Administration. Additionally, they offer teacher licensure programs through its Teacher Education Department.
    
    
20. Front Range Community College
    Front Range Community College offers to students associate degrees or a certificates from among more than 100 areas. Credits from the State Guaranteed General Education Program are guaranteed to transfer to Colorado's public four-year institutions. Additionally, students may also take classes individually for their enrichment or career upgrading
    
    
21. Front Range Community College - Boulder County Campus
    The college offers Certificate and degree programs in business, health, math, advanced sciences, arts and humanities, world languages, CIS, communication, and social sciences. Additional program offered are college credit courses for high school juniors and seniors, IT classes for senior citizens, workforce training for business and industry, small business development services, and non-credit personal development classes.
    
    
22. Front Range Community College - Brighton Center
    The college offers instruction in more than 20 academic areas, including general education transfer courses in the areas of English, mathematics, science, the social sciences and humanities. In addition, career classes in the areas of accounting, business technologies and computer information systems are provided. Their expertise lies in preparing students for college work with preparatory course work and with our G.A.P. program (Growing in Academic Progress).
    
    
23. Front Range Community College - Larimer Campus
    The Larimer Campus brings education to the community, with classes offered at Stargazer Observatory, the Community Gardens on Spring Creek, the Colorado State University campus, and the Thompson School District Community Learning Center in Loveland.
    
    
24. Front Range Community College - Westminster Campus
    The college offers programs such as Multimedia Technology, Interpreter Preparation, Nursing and allied medical fields, and Sun Mircosystems Programming Certificates. The Nursing and Interpreter Preparation programs have received Programs of Excellence Awards from the Colorado Commission on Higher Education.
    
    
25. Iliff School of Theology
    The college's programs are designed to transmit theological knowledge, develop professional skills, and promote personal and social growth through spiritual formation. The Iliff School of Theology offers both master's and doctoral degree programs in Divinity (M.Div.), in Specialized Ministry (M.A.S.M.), Master of Arts (M.A.), and the Master of Theological Studies (M.T.S.). The special programs offered are Iliff's Justice & Peace Program, Anglican Studies, Women and Religion, Urban Ministry, the Veterans of Hope Project and more.
    
    
26. Lamar Community College
    Students of the Lamar Community College have the choice of pursuing either an Associate of Arts, an Associate of Science, an Associate of General Studies, an Associate of Applied Science degree, or a vocational certificate. The courses that are available are many and some of them are in agriculture, computer science, cosmetology, education, equestrian, graphic design, or medicine. Additonally, the college does have special interest courses or pre-professional training. A bachelors degree can be obtained in the recently created Rural Education Access Program (REAP).
    
    
27. Mesa State Colleg
    Mesa State College is a liberal arts college offering programs at the master, baccalaureate, associate degree, and certificate levels. The programs for study are in the following batches: Applied Tech,ology(UTEC), Business and Professional Studies, Humanities and Social Sciences and Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
    
    
28. Metropolitan State College of Denver
    Metropolitan State College of Denver is the third largest higher-education institution in Colorado and one of the largest public four-year colleges in the United States. The college offers various programs through its three schools: Business; Letters, Arts and Sciences; and Professional Studies. Degrees include bachelor of science, bachelor of arts and bachelor of fine arts.
    
    
29. Nazarene Bible College
    Nazarene Bible College offers a Bachelor of Arts in Ministry degree with majors in Pastoral Ministries, Christian Educational Ministries, Christian School Education, Music Ministries and Christian Counseling. Additionally, the college offers two year Associate of Arts in Lay Ministry degree with emphasis in Biblical Studies, Christian Educational Ministries and Women's Studies.
    
    
30. Naropa University
    The university is located on three campuses in the city of Boulder, Colorado: the Arapahoe campus, the Paramita campus and the Nalanda campus. The college is offering new degree programs in Bachelor of Fine Arts in Performance, Master of Arts in Transpersonal Psychology with Ecopsychology Concentration (Low Residency, Online), Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing (Low Residency, Online), Master of Fine Arts in Theater: Lecoq Based Actor Created Theater and Master of Fine Arts In theater Contemporary Performance.
    
    
31. Northeastern Junior College
    The Arts and Science Division Provides programs in the following areas: arts, communication, education, humanities, natural sciences, mathematics and social sciences. The Business and Agriculture Division offers programs in business, marketing, economics, computer information systems, agriculture, agribusiness, horticulture, equine science/management, chemical/fertilizer applicator, auto tech, and ag-diesel. In addition the college offers various programs inthe Career and Technical education Division, Health, Physical Education and Recreation-Sports Medicine Division.
    
    
32. Otero Junior College
    The Otero Junior College offers to students Associate of Science Degree Programs that include Behavioral Science, Pre-Medicine, Psychology, Sports Medicine etc. Associate Applied Science Degree programs are also offered by the college in Business Management, Business Microcomputer Specialist, Early Childhood profession and many more. Certificate Programs that the college provides are Accounting Clerk, Administrative Assistant, Children's Group Leader, Drafting, Farm/Ranch Business Management, Law Enforcement Training, Microcomputer Operations and more.
    
    
33. Parks College
    The Parks College has its campuses at Arlington, McLean, Aurora and Thornton.
    
    
34. Pikes Peak Community College
    The College is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association. Classes are offered following degrees/programs: Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Associate of Applied Science, Associate of General Studies and Certificate of Achievement. In addition, the College offers a variety of courses and programs at local Military Site campuses.
    
    
35. Pueblo Community College
    Pueblo Community College is approved by the Colorado Commission on Higher Education, which approves degrees, and by the State Board for Community Colleges and Occupational Education which approves certificates. The college offers Associate Degrees in Arts, Science, Applied Science and General Studies.
    
    
36. Red Rocks Community College
    Red Rocks Community College offers more than 150 programs and 650 courses leading to two-year degrees or professional certificates. Red Rocks serves more than 14,000 students annually. The college offers Associate degrees in ARts, Science, Applied Science and General Studies. Certificate courses are available in the following areas: Basic Law Enforcement Training Academy, Business, Computer Information System, Construction Technology, Criminal Justice, Early Chilhood Education and many more.
    
    
37. Regis University
    The collge offers traditional undergraduate courses on a 16-week semester-based format. Apart from this undergraduate courses are available for adults, which are degree and certificate programs offered in an accelarated 5 & 8 week classroom-based formats and 8-week online format. Graduate programs in the Masters and doctorate level in diferent subjects.
    
    
38. San Juan Basin Technical School
    All post-secondary programs at San Juan Basin Technical College are eligible to transfer to Colorado Community Colleges. The Post Secondary Programs offered by the college are Agricultural Education, Business Education, Health Occupation Education and Trade and Industrial Education. All full-time programs in San Juan Basin Technical College are approved by the Veterans Administration.
    
    
39. Trinidad State Junior College
    
    
    
40. Troy State University - Florida and Western Region - Fort Collins, CO
    The college offers graduate and undergraduate programs. The College of Education offers Masters in Counselling and Psychology and Education. The Sorrell Colege of Business offers Masters in Human Resources Management, Management and Executive Masters in Business Administration. The College of Arts and Science offers Masters in Public Administration and International Relations.
    
    
41. United States Air Force Academy
    
    
    
42. University of Colorado at Boulder
    Boulder, is the original campus of the University of Colorado. The Boulder campus has five colleges and four schools, offering 3,400 courses in about 150 areas of study. The college offers degrees in the following areas: Arts and Science, Business, Education, Engineering, Journalism, Law and Music.
    
    
43. University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
    The University is comprised of Letters, Arts and Science, which consist of departments in various fields of study, the College of Engineering and Applied Science, Beth-El College of Nursing, College of Business Administration, College of Educaton, Graduate School and Graduate School for Public Affairs.
    
    
44. University of Colorado at Denver
    The programs at CU-Denver are through seven colleges and schools: the College of Architecture and Planning, the College of Arts & Media, the Business School, the College of Engineering and Applied Science, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the Graduate School of Public Affairs, and the School of Education. CU-Denver offers more than 80 degree programs, in a wide range of disciplines and fields, at the bachelor's, master's and doctoral levels.
    
    
45. University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
    UCHSC schools offer a different of degrees and certifications for professionals in medicine, dentistry, nursing, pharmacy, graduate studies and physician's assistant programs. The University's School of Medicine and Affiliated Hospitals offers Graduate Medical Education training in over 60 specialties and subspecialties.
    
    
46. University of Colorado System
    
    
    
47. University of Denver
    The College offers various Undergraduate, Graduate and Non-Degree Programs. The University has a little less than 4,500 undergraduate students from all 50 states and all over the world.
    
    
48. University of Northern Colorado
    The University offers 44 undergraduate degree programs with 94 areas of importance. 51 graduate degree programs with 84 emphasis areas are also provided by the University. The University's student population amounts to more than 10,000 undergraduate and over 1,500 graduate students
    
    
49. Western State College
    
    
    

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