Front Range CC, CSU team on dual-enrollment plan
FORT COLLINS — Front Range Community College and Colorado State University are forming a dual-enrollment option for students pursuing a bachelor’s degree.
According to the Fort Collins Coloradoan, 50 students will be admitted in January to the Ram Transfer Academy, which admitted 11 in a pilot program in August. The program is designed to lower the total cost of earning a degree while providing many of the benefits of attending a four-year college to those starting out at any of FRCC’s three campuses.
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Front Range Community College and Colorado State University are forming a dual-enrollment option for students pursuing a bachelor’s degree.
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