Community College of Denver

What are the popular events and traditions at Community College of Denver?

CCD's reported recurring activities include a Welcome Back Picnic, Cinco de Mayo programming, and Haunted Harvest. They offer different ways for students to participate: an opening-of-term gathering, a cultural celebration, and a seasonal event.

These are better understood as campus activities than as obligations or evidence of a residential college social calendar. Dates, organizers, and formats may change by year. Students trying to attend should consult the current CCD events calendar rather than assume an event occurs at the same time every term.

What are the student housing and dining options at Community College of Denver?

CCD does not operate undergraduate residence halls, so students generally arrange their own housing. Admission to the college does not include a room assignment or a college housing application.

Students budgeting for an apartment, a shared rental, or living with family should consider the commute to the location where their classes meet, not just the distance to the main Auraria Campus. The room-and-board amount used in a financial-aid budget estimates living expenses; it is not a CCD housing or meal-plan price.

Food options on and around the shared downtown campus may be useful between classes, but students should verify current vendors and hours, especially for evening courses. There is no CCD residence-hall meal plan to assume when comparing its costs with those of a residential college.