Gateway to College

The Pueblo Community College Gateway to College Program is a credit-based, re-engagement program for students who have dropped out of a traditional high school. Gateway to College is unique in that it allows students a second chance to earn a high school diploma while earning college credits toward an associate degree or certificate. The PCC Gateway to College program is one of 41 colleges in more than 23 states affiliated with the Gateway to College National Network. Its purpose is to build the capacity of colleges, school districts, and states to revolutionize education for high school dropouts and under-prepared college students so that all young people can achieve college credentials.

• Gateway to College provides students an opportunity to earn a traditional high school diploma, issued by their local school district
  
  
• Gateway to College is open to students between the ages of 17 and 20 who have dropped out of school and have a desire to get back on track
  
  
• Gateway to College allows students to take dual credit courses at PCC and earn their high school diploma and college credits at the same time.
  
  
• Gateway to College offers flexible schedules and classes begin each semester.
  
  
• Gateway to College covers the cost of tuition and books for eligible students. Students pay only a minimal fee associated with classes, college resources, and labs each semester.
  
  
• Students interested need to attend an Information Session and complete the following:
  
  
  • Pre-College Programs application, assessments, interview, essays, and selection review.