Orientation

New Student Orientation (NSO) is mandatory for all students who have never attended college after high school, and recommended for transfer students. During orientation students will learn general information about the Community College of Aurora, financing a college education, tips for success in and out of the classroom, federal requirements and safety information, and technology utilized as a student. Students will also register for the upcoming semester. Students must complete their assessment test prior to attending orientation, have valid ACT/SAT scores, or have passed junior level English and math classes with a B or better (time restrictions apply). Information and online registration for new student orientation is available at www.CCAurora.edu/orientation. For more additional information, contact the Center for Recruitment and Orientation, Administration Building 102G, 303-360-4796.

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Community College of Aurora is a diverse, tight-knit community that offers quality education at two convenient locations and online. Students leave CCA prepared for the next stage of their lives, whether in the workforce or at a four-year institution.

CCA is committed to student success and provides many resources, tools and support to aid students in their education. From enrollment to graduation, CCA is dedicated to helping students realize their potential both inside and outside of the classroom.

CCA’s mission is to help students succeed in college and beyond. Cutting-edge technology, outstanding faculty, student clubs and countless services work together to ensure that students meet their goals.

CCA offers over 40 areas of degrees and certificates to choose from, many as part of seamless transfer plans. Students can take classroom, online, hybrid and evening/weekend classes to fit their schedule.

Each member of CCA’s skilled, knowledgeable and compassionate faculty and staff is committed to creating a comfortable and supportive learning environment for students. Students and alumni of diverse backgrounds have excelled at CCA and beyond.

CCA is a vital and vibrant part of Aurora and a center for the community. The cultural and intellectual offerings are often open to the public, free of cost and occur year-round.

CCA proudly serves Aurora and the surrounding communities, engaging in economic and community development initiatives through workforce training, certificate and degree programs and community enrichment.

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