Information Density: Pueblo Community College – Signal Evidence & AI Readability

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Benefit from our small classes with a 13:1 student-to-faculty ratio.

$6,103
Average Pell grant award for full-time students.

87%
Most PCC students receive financial aid, with 74% receiving grants or scholarships.

Programs by Interest

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The PCC Difference
Worth It

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Panther Spotlight
Crystal Aguon
It’s accurate to say plenty of things in education have changed over the past two decades, but the tools needed to succeed in college hold steady – qualities like persistence, patience, curiosity and flexibility.  Crystal Aguon possesses those traits in abundance, so when she decided in 2025 to pursue a new career as a physical therapist assistant, the 20-year lapse since her last college experience was a little less daunting than it could have been. Mostly.

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HSI Proud
PCC is a Hispanic-Serving Institution
Pueblo Community College has been a Hispanic-Serving Institution for more than 30 years. To be designated an HSI, at least 25% of a college’s student body must be Hispanic. Thirty-three percent of PCC students identify as Hispanic.
Throughout the past three decades, PCC has been the recipient of federal Title III and Title V grants to expand its ability to better serve its Hispanic student population.

HSI, Governance & Accreditation

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PUEBLO – Pueblo Community College will recognize 1,903 graduates during its 2026 spring commencement ceremonies. Pueblo and Fremont Campus students will...

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Pueblo Community College announced the winners of its Spring 2026 Student Art Show at a May 8 reception. Students submitted original pieces in seven categories...

[H2] Locations
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More than 5,000 students attend classes on the 33-acre grounds of PCC’s primary location in Pueblo, Colorado. The campus offers the latest classroom technology as well as extensive support services to help students reach their academic goals.
PCC’s Fremont campus in Cañon City, Colorado, provides a broad range of educational programs and services to the residents of Fremont and Custer counties. Whether preparing to begin a career or transfer to a four-year school, students will find everything they need to achieve their goals.
Pueblo Community College Southwest serves the counties of Archuleta, Dolores, La Plata, Montezuma and San Juan. PCC Southwest offers career and technical programs as well as affordable guarantee-transfer general education classes and transfer degrees.

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Pueblo Community College is a leader in AI-enabled education, applying advanced artificial intelligence technologies to enhance learning, research, and operational efficiency. We integrate AI-driven tools and methodologies across our academic programs, student support services, and institutional processes to foster innovation, improve decision-making, and prepare our students for the evolving digital landscape.

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Please do not create multiple accounts. If you have an account but are unable to log in, please use the Forgot Your Password link or contact us at (719) 549-3200.

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Have general questions or need help with the application? Schedule an appointment with our recruitment staff. They can guide you through the enrollment process!
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[H2] Special programs
While most programs at PCC are open-entry, the following programs have additional requirements and restrictions. Your academic advisor can help you understand these requirements and you can visit the degrees and certificates page to find specific program requirements. If you do not currently meet the requirements to apply to a program, please select the “Track AGS“ program on the application (for example, “Dental Hygiene Track AGS”).

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Dental Hygiene (AAS)
Diagnostic Medical Sonography (AAS)
Nursing (AAS)
Nursing: Licensed Practical Nurse (Cert)

Nursing: LPN to ADN (AAS)
Nursing: Paramedic to ADN (AAS)
Nursing: RN to BSN Program
Radiologic Technology (AAS)

[H2] Lifelong learning
If you are taking classes for personal interest instead of credit, you do not need to apply. Please visit our Pueblo Corporate College page for more information.

[H2] PCC Enrollment Nights
Interested in attending PCC but not sure how to get started? Then this is the event for you. Be our guest and let us help you through the enrollment process. We will help you apply to the college, apply for financial aid and have academic advisors on hand to assist with class selection guidance.
View upcoming sessions and register online here.

[H2] Campus Tours
PCC would love the opportunity to take you on a tour of our beautiful campus! We have several tour options, select the one most appropriate below. Tours take about 45 minutes so please wear comfortable walking shoes.

Prospective Student Tour
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Learn what programs PCC has to offer while you and your guest(s) receive a guided tour of our beautiful campus.

Group Tours
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Perfect for school groups to learn about PCC’s academic programs, enrollment process and student life.

Video Tours
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This is a great option for anyone who is unable to visit us in person.

[H2] Contact

Dominique Son
719-549-3182
Dominique.Son@pueblocc.edu

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[H3] Fremont Campus & Southwest Campus Tours
If you are interested in taking a tour at one of our other locations, please contact the following: Fremont CampusMelissa Santistevan719-296-6106Melissa.Santistevan@pueblocc.eduSouthwest Campus Tracey Imel970-564-6223Tracey.Imel@pueblocc.edu

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By: PCC News
May 13, 2026

PUEBLO – Pueblo Community College will recognize 1,903 graduates during its 2026 spring commencement ceremonies.Pueblo and Fremont Campus students will graduate Thursday, May 14 at the Southwest Motors Events Center at the Colorado State Fairgrounds in Pueblo. PCC Southwest Campus students will be recognized Saturday, May 16 at Mancos-Cortez High School.All events are free and open to the public. Two ceremonies will be held at each location:Pueblo – 3 p.m., Arts and Sciences division and Business and Advanced Technology divisions; 6 p.m., Medical and Behavioral Health division/Health Professions and Public Safety divisionMancos – 11 a.m., Arts and Sciences/Business and Advanced Technology; 1 p.m., Medical and Behavioral Health/Health Professions and Public SafetySome students will earn multiple credentials in programs such as computer information systems, automotive technology, emergency medical services and behavioral health, resulting in a total of 2,576 degrees and certificates awarded.Forty-nine students will receive bachelor’s degrees. Of those, 31 are graduating from PCC’s nursing program.Among the 2026 class are 539 high school students who are earning an associate degree or credential through the concurrent enrollment program. It allows students to earn college credit while attending high school, and tuition costs are covered by each school district. This year’s concurrent enrollment students earned 710 degrees and credentials.PCC will also recognize the 2026 President’s Distinguished Scholars. Students are selected by committee and must demonstrate exceptional academic achievement and commitment to excellence. This year’s awardees:Ryan Stanton, Pueblo Campus – Stanton will graduate with an associate degree in cybersecurity and continue at PCC to complete his bachelor’s degree, also in cybersecurity. He hopes to start his own IT business or work as a security publisher and journalist.Blake Smith, Fremont Campus – Smith is graduating with an associate degree in sociology with plans to become a social worker in children's hospitals or a disability advocate after earning his bachelor’s degree.  Luke North, Southwest Campus – North will earn an associate degree in nursing and enter the 12-month graduate residency program at Mercy Hospital in Durango, working in the emergency department. He also plans to earn his bachelor’s degree in nursing.All commencement ceremonies will be livestreamed and shown on the PCC Facebook page:  Pueblo 3 p.m. May 14 ceremonyPueblo 6 p.m. May 14 ceremonyMancos 11 a.m. May 16 ceremonyMancos 1 p.m. May 16 ceremony

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