Best College & Education in Denver, Colorado — 4

4 Resources

1. Colorado Department of Higher Education

CDHE on Broadway is the state coordinating board for Colorado's public colleges and administers the Colorado Opportunity Scholarship Initiative for low-income students. Mothers returning to school can find COSI partner schools that pair financial aid with wraparound supports.

303-862-3001 · 1600 Broadway Suite 2200, Denver, CO 80202

2. Colorado Student Grant Program

Colorado Student Grant is a need-based state grant CDHE distributes through participating Colorado public colleges. Awards are based on financial need calculated from the FAFSA. Mothers attending part-time can still qualify.

303-862-3001 · 1600 Broadway Suite 2200, Denver, CO 80202

3. Metropolitan State University of Denver

MSU Denver on the Auraria Campus serves more first-generation, working-adult, and immigrant students than any other Colorado four-year. The Family Friendly Campus initiative provides lactation rooms, family-friendly study spaces, and an on-campus child development center.

303-556-3058 · 890 Auraria Pkwy, Denver, CO 80204

4. Emily Griffith Technical College — Denver

Emily Griffith on Lincoln Street has trained Denverites in trades and skilled professions since 1916. Programs include nursing, dental assisting, welding, cosmetology, and apparel design, many completable in under a year. Mothers can pair this with FAFSA aid and CDHS supports.

720-423-4700 · 1860 Lincoln St, Denver, CO 80203

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