Colorado Community College Partnership in Education Grant (Physical Campus Students)
The purpose of the Colorado Community College Partnership in Education Grant is to recognize students who have successfully completed their associate degree in select programs from the Colorado Community College System (CCCS). Students who have successfully completed their associate degree and qualify for an eligible CTU Transfer Program as defined by Colorado Technical University/CCCS Articulation Agreement may qualify for a 30% tuition grant for their Junior year at CTU, and a 20% grant for their Senior year, to complete a Bachelor’s degree. In addition to the CTU General Grant and Scholarship Conditions, the following conditions also apply to the Colorado Community College Partnership in Education Grant:
- Students must complete the University Grant & Scholarship attestation.
- The newly enrolled student must be in good academic standing with CCCS and provide official transcripts from the CCCS institution.
- Junior year is defined as having earned 72-107 credit hours toward the degree program; Senior year is defined as having earned 108+ credit hours toward the degree program.
- Students must maintain at least a half-time status (minimum of 6 credit hours per 11-week quarter) for a minimum of three quarters each calendar year.