I am a big fan of the Colorado Community College System (CCCS). Because of the way the colleges are…read morenetworked over CCCO, I have taken classes from great professors all over the state of Colorado. I have visited two of the campuses. AND I have learned quite a lot. Community college is community college. You maybe won't get the fanciest education, but you'll learn some new skills and meet some nice people. Sure, some of the instructors are terrible, but they don't last long. Most of the instructors are quite good. And, more importantly, you can do it affordably. I have really enjoyed my last two years working through two certificate programs, and I was able to finish without any debt. I'm now transitioning into a new career that I would not have achieved without CCCS, and that's pretty great.

Beautiful campus. Also really great instructors. I have so far enjoyed my experience here.read more

I would not recommend this place for anything. They are an indoctrination mill. Everybody has to…read morethink the same. They hover over their professors and make sure that they are doing things exactly the way they want to indoctrinate. Their old testament department draws people from the same conservative institution. They have no faculty from the top schools in the world. They do not do honest historical-critical methods. They refer to Karl Barth as neo orthodox Which he clearly said he wasn't in 3.1. Their philosophy department really is fundamentalist. I would not give them 1 ounce of your attention or consideration. This is the opposite extreme of Iliff.

The CU Denver campus is a great option for those who enjoy a more urban campus experience. It is…read moreclose to restaurants, shopping, entertainment and sporting venues, and wonderful views of the heart of downtown Denver. The campus is a blend of new and old, with new dorms that are the best I've seen (we've toured 15 schools across the country), some additional new facilities and also a couple of old churches and a little park that is a preserved neighborhood from the late 1800's with tree lined walkways and placards sharing who lived in each home-now-university offices. The Tivoli Student Union is the key landmark, situated in a large open quad area. The Auraria campus is a shared campus between CU Denver, Metropolitan State, and Denver Community College.

This place cares about money and not quality. Don't send…read moreanyone here. I promise you the rumor of the education system being fraud is very real here. They will suck every penny they can from you in elaborate ways on top of tuition. This can be from making you buy unnecessary books which you genuinely do not need, to paying 7$-15$ for parking every single day with no overnight parking allowed. This place does not care about its students but instead, only about the money that they can potentially get from them. If they genuinely cared about students they would offer free or cheap parking passes for people who have to drive a long way. They do offer outrageous passes for parking that are 300$+ for 3 months. There is no campus life and if you are ready to be asked for money from different organizations unrelated to you every single time you walk for campus, this is the place for YOU! Plan on paying for parking, getting frustrated with the bursars office for scholarships (if they even allow you) and for an overall general sense of being pissed off. If you stay in the dorms, there have been bomb threats, random loud fire drills, and most importantly TWO SEPARATE TRAINS THAT GO OFF AT 3am and disrupt sleep every single night. Please please PLEASE see this place as it actually is which is a business. They want your money for a service and the service they provide is NOT worth what they are charging. I genuinely hope they take a look at how they are treating the students and decide to help the commuters and the students not trying to go broke for an education. I only write this review because I have had my limit. I'm done pretending like everything is ok when in reality, this is the worst experience I have ever paid for. Don't get me wrong, this is great for adults looking to score some transferable credits but not great for young students trying to find their path.

I graduated from this virtual school in 2023, and I loved attending. I begged my mom to homeschool…read moreme in 8th grade and that was my descent into the school. They made my high school experience easy and peaceful. I graduated in confidence and had time to live my life alongside school. The flexibility is amazing and the faculty/teachers were great for the most part. I had the chance to attend many field trips, but I also got to attend prom and a physical graduation which meant a lot to me as I didn't wanna miss out on that. They gave the full experience of prom and graduation and senior year overall for me. There was one teacher who doubted me and made me feel bad and like I wouldn't succeed, but I overcame that and did not let him push me around or put me down. I graduated a year after he put me down and I will always remember him as my motivation to prove him wrong. I had another teacher who was outstanding and so supportive to me. I still have a voicemail she left me before I graduated where she was just telling me how amazing my last essay was and how good of writer I was and how she believes in me and my ability to succeed in the future. She has been in the back of my mind since and has been my biggest motivation since then even though she doesn't teach me anymore. Her support my senior year was enough support to keep me going even in my second year of college now. Would recommend this school (as long as your child is wanting to be homeschooled!)

I love the flexibility of this program and the passion the teachers have. Is virtual school for…read moreeveryone? No. But it can meet the needs of many students. Highly recommend this school

I've been coming here for 7+ years and I've never had a bad experience. The staff is very kind,…read morepatient and informative. The students are eager to learn and are really thorough. Every tech I've had is amazing and sweet. Highly recommend coming here especially if you're on a budget and don't have health insurance.

The dental hygiene program has professors who will dedicate themselves to making some students…read morefail. If you are not part of their favorites for whatever reason, they will literally plot to get rid of students during clinic days even if they are good students. Specifically going after introverted, or insecure quiet students because they are easier to targets. One of the professors bullied, belittled and insulted me in an effort to get me out of the program. The rest of the staff watched and covered for him, he would unfairly grade me and provided me with little to no help. My quiet introverted self did not fight back because I did not want any problems and was hoping he would have a change of heart. $10,600 later I dropped out of the program because of him. Since this school and Concorde are the only nearest options for many students for now, I would strongly suggest starting this school prepared to deal with the unfair, biased instructors that feed off of the struggles of students in this program and make sure to have the Deans information and have a lawyer ready because they will get rid of student for no good reason at all and still pocket all the money.

Best business school in the Mountain West! I'm a shameless grad, but this school is a true hidden…read moregem considering it's history, setting, and academic quality.

I graduated from Daniels in August 2015 with an MS in Business Analytics, and I enjoyed every…read moresingle day of it! The campus is beautiful, the professors are top notch, and the program is designed very well. However, the best part of the experience for me was that the school seems to truly understand the value of student diversity. Through Daniels, I met and befriended many wonderful people of all different nationalities, and the plethora of perspectives enhanced the classroom environment. And, of course, the degree helped propel my career to the next step - I'm now working for a great consulting firm and use things I learned at Daniels every single day. Pricey, but well worth it.

I'm not biased because I go to Arvada West, I just know a lot about it. We have a lot of kids…read moretransferring from Ralston Valley and Pomona to go to Arvada West. Awest has people from all ethnic backgrounds. Awest also has an excellent music program there which is very successful since the music teacher Mr. Manu has gotten into the Jeffco awards to actually go to the Grammy's. Arvada West is also dedicated to making sure that kids Graduate and not drop out. They are very on top of kids grades and actually helps them especially if they are on an IEP like I am. The staff makes sure that kids get the kind of help that they need and provide awesome opportunities to do so. I have struggled my entire life in school, and then when I came to Arvada West as an incoming Freshman, I didn't struggle as much especially in math. We also have an excellent program there called the "Sparkles", and it's an amazing program for students with special needs. The Sparkles go on Field trips I believe every week and the whole student body is totally 100% supportive of them! This school is worth it, even though Awest has some bad reputations it is a good school! GO CATS!

I am a student at this school and I have any opinions on it. But honestly. It's a very good school…read more My whole life I've been bullied and at this school I made so many friends and people started being so much nicer to me. And if someone tired something people wouldn't stand for it. There's great rather and art programs and also STEM programs. I've honestly had a great experience at this school. I would 100% recommend to send your kids here. From the classes to the people everything is great

Bill Roberts Elementary is a very new DPS school in the Stapleton area. It opened in 2006, so…read moreeverything about it is new. I don't have children of my own at the school, so all I can review is the facilities rather than the education aspect. However, my niece and nephew are geniuses so I can only assume it's because of the education they're receiving here (haha). The facilities are awesome. I've worked in the DPS system and this school is NICE. I'm there for every concert that the Bobcat Band puts on, as well as various talent shows. They don't use an actual auditorium, but the stage that leads into the cafeteria. The stage is nice.. and we, the audience, just sit on regular chairs. I've roamed the halls and checked out the classrooms. I wish I was fortunate enough to go to school here many many years ago!!

My 3rd child is starting at Bill Roberts this year in ECE. My middle one started there in ECE and…read moreis now in 4th, and the oldest did ECE-5 there. The school has great leadership, evidenced by the teachers' professional development opportunities, their latitude to adapt the curricula based on their own style and expertise, and by so many other factors. Teachers are award winning and quite simply, they care. My daughter loves school. She told someone when asked if she was looking forward to summer, "not so much." When asked why, she said "my teachers are awesome." Beyond the amazing educators and administrators, the family involvement is amazing. I feel very fortunate to be able to send my daughters to this school!