Pikes Peak Community College

Pikes Peak State College was established in 1968 as El Paso Community College, a two-year college offering three associate degrees. Operating out of rented buildings in Old Colorado City, first-year enrollment was roughly 800 students. The first graduation was held in April 1970 at Bancroft Park, yielding 17 associate degrees and 70 certificates. Enrollment rapidly grew, in part because of an emphasis placed on military programs, which have become a significant aspect of the college, and the need for permanent facilities became apparent.

Available Programs

Accounting
Allied Health
American Heart Association Training Center
Anthropology
Architecture
Art
Auto Collision Technology
Automotive Technology
Biology
Broadcasting & Electronic Media
Building and Construction Technology
Business
Ceramics
Chemistry
Communication
Computer Aided Drafting
Computer Information Systems
Computer Networking
Computer Science
Criminal Justice
Culinary Arts
Cybersecurity
Dance
Dental Assisting
Diesel Technology
Economics
Education
Emergency Management & Planning
Emergency Medical Services
Engineering
English
Fire Science Technology
Geography
Geology
Health and Wellness
Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Technology
History
Hospitality
Humanities
Interior Design
Law Enforcement Academy
Machining
Mathematics
Medical Assistant
Medical Reception and Coding
Multimedia Graphic Design
Music
Nursing Programs
Nutrition & Dietetic Technology
Pharmacy Technician
Philosophy
Phlebotomy
Photography
Physical Education
Physical Therapist Assistant
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Radiology Technology
Robotics and Automation Technology
Sign Language Interpreter Preparation Program
Social Work
Sociology
Surgical Technology
Theatre
Veterinary Technology
Water Environmental Technology
Welding
World Languages
Zoo Keeping Technology

Pikes Peak Community College Locations

Colorado Springs, CO