CMU Campuses

The Main Campus of Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction is the primary hub for academic and student life, offering a wide array of programs across various disciplines. This campus serves as the heart of the university, providing comprehensive educational opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students. The campus is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including modern classrooms, laboratories, and libraries, to support a dynamic learning environment.

Students at the Main Campus can choose from a diverse range of degree programs tailored to meet the needs of a changing workforce. The university is particularly known for its strong emphasis on hands-on learning and real-world application of skills.

• Business Administration: Programs designed to prepare students for leadership roles in various industries, with focuses on management, marketing, and finance.
• Nursing and Health Sciences: Offering rigorous training for healthcare professionals, including nursing degrees and allied health programs.
• Engineering and Technology: Cutting-edge programs in mechanical engineering, computer science, and information systems.
• Education: Teacher preparation programs for aspiring educators at all levels, with a focus on innovative teaching methods.
• Arts and Humanities: Courses in literature, history, and fine arts that encourage critical thinking and creativity.
• Sciences: Comprehensive programs in biology, chemistry, and environmental science, with opportunities for research and fieldwork.

With a commitment to student success, the Main Campus also offers extensive support services, including academic advising, career counseling, and tutoring. The vibrant campus community fosters engagement through numerous student organizations, athletic programs, and cultural events, ensuring a well-rounded college experience for all students.

The Montrose Campus of Colorado Mesa University serves the educational needs of students in the Montrose area and surrounding communities. This regional campus offers a convenient location for those who may not be able to attend the Main Campus in Grand Junction. It provides a selection of programs designed to meet local demand, with a focus on accessibility and community engagement.

The campus features modern classrooms and facilities to support both in-person and hybrid learning formats. It caters to a diverse student population, including traditional students, working adults, and lifelong learners seeking to advance their education or skills.

• Business: Programs offering foundational knowledge in business management, accounting, and small business operations.
• Nursing: Courses and pathways for students pursuing careers in healthcare, including prerequisites for advanced nursing degrees.
• Education: Teacher education courses for aspiring educators, with an emphasis on local school district needs.
• General Studies: Core curriculum courses in arts, sciences, and humanities for students working toward associate or bachelor’s degrees.
• Workforce Training: Short-term certificate programs in areas such as computer skills, healthcare support, and trades.
• Community Education: Non-credit courses and workshops for personal enrichment and professional development.

The Montrose Campus is dedicated to providing a supportive academic environment with personalized advising and small class sizes. It also collaborates with local businesses and organizations to offer relevant training and educational opportunities. This campus plays a vital role in expanding access to higher education in western Colorado, helping students achieve their academic and career goals without needing to relocate.

The Western Colorado Community College (WCCC) Campus, a division of Colorado Mesa University, is located in Grand Junction and focuses on providing accessible, career-oriented education. This campus primarily serves students seeking associate degrees, certificates, and workforce training programs. WCCC is dedicated to meeting the needs of the local community by offering flexible scheduling and practical, hands-on learning experiences.

The campus features specialized facilities such as technical labs and workshops to support its vocational and technical programs. It plays a crucial role in preparing students for immediate employment or for transferring to four-year programs at the Main Campus or other institutions.

• Technical Trades: Programs in welding, automotive technology, and machining, designed to equip students with industry-relevant skills.
• Health Sciences: Training for medical assisting, emergency medical services, and other healthcare support roles.
• Culinary Arts: A comprehensive program that prepares students for careers in the culinary and hospitality industries.
• Business and Office Technology: Courses in accounting, office administration, and entrepreneurship for entry-level business roles.
• Public Safety: Training programs for law enforcement, fire science, and emergency response professionals.
• General Education: Core courses in math, science, and humanities for students planning to transfer to bachelor’s degree programs.

WCCC is committed to fostering a supportive learning environment with small class sizes and personalized instruction. The campus also provides career services and partnerships with local businesses to facilitate job placement and internships. This focus on practical education ensures that graduates are well-prepared to enter the workforce or continue their academic journey.