ACC Campuses

Arapahoe Community College's Littleton Campus offers a wide array of programs designed to meet the educational needs of diverse students, from recent high school graduates to working adults seeking career advancement. The campus focuses on associate degrees, certificates, and workforce training in high-demand fields.

• Health Sciences: Programs include Nursing (Associate Degree in Nursing - ADN), Medical Assisting, Radiologic Technology, and Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). These courses emphasize hands-on clinical training, anatomy, physiology, and patient care skills, preparing students for healthcare careers in hospitals, clinics, and emergency services.
• Business and Professional Studies: Offerings encompass Accounting, Business Administration, Entrepreneurship, and Paralegal Studies. Courses cover financial accounting principles, marketing strategies, business law, and office management, equipping students with practical skills for entry-level positions or transfer to four-year institutions.
• Culinary Arts and Hospitality: The program features Baking and Pastry Arts, Culinary Arts, and Hospitality Management. Students learn knife skills, food safety, menu planning, and event coordination through lab-based classes and internships at local restaurants and hotels.
• Information Technology: Certificates and degrees in Computer Information Systems, Cybersecurity, and Web Development. Curriculum includes programming in Java and Python, network administration, database management, and ethical hacking, aligning with industry certifications like CompTIA and Cisco.
• Early Childhood Education: Associate degrees and certificates focus on child development, curriculum design, and inclusive education practices. Courses involve observation techniques, family partnerships, and state licensing requirements for preschool and daycare roles.
• Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM): Options like Associate of Science in Biology, Chemistry, and Engineering. Classes cover calculus, physics, organic chemistry, and lab research methods, facilitating seamless transfer to bachelor's programs.
• Arts and Humanities: Associate of Arts degrees with emphases in Fine Arts, Music, Theater, and Graphic Design. Instruction includes drawing techniques, digital media tools, performance skills, and art history, fostering creative expression and portfolio development.
• Trades and Technical Programs: Welding Technology, Automotive Technology, and Construction Management certificates. Training involves MIG/TIG welding processes, vehicle diagnostics, blueprint reading, and safety protocols for immediate employment in manufacturing and construction sectors.

Additionally, the campus provides general education courses in English, Mathematics, Psychology, and Sociology to build foundational knowledge. Flexible scheduling, including online, hybrid, and evening options, supports non-traditional learners. With small class sizes and dedicated faculty, students receive personalized guidance. The college partners with local industries for apprenticeships and job placement, ensuring high employability rates. Overall, these programs total over 100 options, blending theoretical learning with real-world application to empower students for success in Colorado's dynamic economy. This comprehensive approach not only prepares graduates for immediate workforce entry but also supports lifelong learning and community engagement.