Colleges in Colorado
Colorado has 59 degree-granting colleges and universities in the federal directory: 29 public, 9 private nonprofit and 21 for-profit. Together they enroll about 247,000 undergraduates. Largest by enrollment: University of Colorado Boulder, with 31,939. They're listed A to Z: the Almanac doesn't rank colleges.
CollegeNet price Admit rate Graduation Undergrads
Apex College of Veterinary TechnologyColorado Springs · Private for-profit
$13,555Not reportedNot reported27Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts, BoulderBoulder · Private for-profit
$24,095Not reportedNot reported8,504Colorado Chinese Medicine UniversityDenver · Private for-profit
Not reportedNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedColorado Technical University, Colorado SpringsColorado Springs · Private for-profit
$17,860Not reported19%28,086Galen Health Institutes, AuroraAurora · Private for-profit
Not reportedNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedInstitute of Taoist Education and AcupunctureLouisville · Private nonprofit
Not reportedNot reportedNot reportedNot reportedIntellitec College, Colorado SpringsColorado Springs · Private for-profit
$28,631Not reportedNot reported679Intellitec College, Grand JunctionGrand Junction · Private for-profit
$22,687Not reportedNot reported1,077Lincoln College of Technology, DenverDenver · Private for-profit
$36,296Not reportedNot reported1,212Pima Medical Institute, Colorado SpringsColorado Springs · Private for-profit
$45,779Not reportedNot reported305Spartan College of Aeronautics and TechnologyBroomfield · Private for-profit
$29,404Not reportedNot reported397Source: College Scorecard ↗, released October 15, 2026, and IPEDS ↗. Net price is the average for first-year students who received aid, in the latest year each college reported; admit rate is for students entering in fall 2024; graduation is for 2019 entrants; undergraduates are for fall 2024. A dash means the college didn't report the figure.