Colorado Mountain College: programs, outcomes and local jobs
Colorado Mountain College at a glance
2,816
students enrolled
1,428
degrees and certificates a year
27%
of students complete
College Scorecard
$7,813
average net price a year
Tuition $4,800 in state, $12,240 out of state
$36,307
median earnings, 6 years after entry
$44,127
median earnings, 10 years after entry
80% working
Career retraining programs listed on its site.
What students study
| Field of study | Share of awards | Awards a year |
|---|---|---|
| Health professions | 27% | 378 |
| Liberal arts & general studies | 23% | 323 |
| Business & management | 14% | 207 |
| Mechanic & repair trades | 8% | 112 |
| Security & protective services | 7% | 103 |
AI and data programs
Colorado Mountain College reported no degrees or certificates in artificial intelligence, data science, data analytics or robotics for 2024. A new program with no graduates yet would not appear here.
The job market around Colorado Mountain College
Professional jobs listed in the cities of Garfield County, where the college is.
17
open professional jobs
2
entry level
0%
ask for AI skills
0 jobs
3.6%
unemployment in Garfield County
2026-08 · up 0.8 points from a year earlier
$86,172
median household income
Garfield County
34%
of workers are in professional jobs
estimated 2.3% unemployment among them
Jobs that fit what students study here: most degrees are in health professions, business & management, security & protective services, which lead to finance (4 open), sales (1 open), operations (6 open), marketing (1 open), human resources (1 open).
Hiring most: Alpine Bank Opportunities (2), Gould Construction (2), Alpine Banks of Colorado (1), Colorado Mountain College-Glenwood Springs (1), Elwood Staffing (1), Garfield County Colorado (1), Grand River Health (1), Huber (1).
What they hire for: Operations (6), Finance (4), Administration (1), Engineering (1), Human Resources (1), Marketing (1). Operations jobs
Job search help near campus
Workforce board: Workforce Colorado Rural Alliance Workforce Development Board.
- Glenwood Springs Workforce CenterGlenwood Springs · 970-945-8638 · Monday - Thursday 8:00am - 12:00pm and 1:00pm - 5:00pm. Fridays available virtually and by phone 8:00am - 12:00pm and 1:00pm - 5:00pm.
American Job Centers are free, public career offices.
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Common questions
- How big is Colorado Mountain College?
- Colorado Mountain College enrolls about 2,816 students and is a public 4-year institution in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. It awards about 1,428 degrees and certificates a year.
- What is the graduation rate at Colorado Mountain College?
- 27% of students complete, from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard (IPEDS 2023 / Scorecard 2026-06).
- What do Colorado Mountain College graduates earn?
- Median earnings of students who received federal aid are $36,307 six years after entry and $44,127 ten years after entry, from the College Scorecard.
- Does Colorado Mountain College offer AI or data science degrees?
- Colorado Mountain College reported no degrees or certificates in artificial intelligence, data science, data analytics or robotics for 2024 (IPEDS completions). A new program with no graduates yet would not appear.
- Are there jobs near Colorado Mountain College?
- 17 open professional jobs are listed in Garfield County, 2 of them entry level and 0 saying no experience is needed. Alpine Bank Opportunities has the most openings.
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