Committed to Academic Success

At CNCC students take advantage of a full array of resources designed to help them succeed in college. From Academic Advising, to Tutoring and Learning Centers, and an early alert system, CNCC has the faculty and learning professionals in place to maximize student success.

Academic Advising

Academic Advising at CNCC is an intentional, educational partnership between a student and their adviser that has one, bottom-line goal: helping students succeed. Advisers generally meet with students at least once a semester, helping them learn how to make decisions about their college experience, as well as provide academic assistance. Academic Advisers are well-versed in the programs of CNCC and how they can integrate into life after CNCC.

  • Help students explore a variety of career opportunities
  • Assist students in selecting a degree or certificate to match their goals
  • Provide accurate and complete information about degree requirements
  • Advise students in selecting appropriate courses each semester
  • Ensure students are on track for graduation
  • Help students with transferring to other colleges or universities
  • Provide referrals for additional support services
Adviser working with student

 

Academic Support Services Contact Information

Rangely Badge

Vice President of Student Services 
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Phone: (970) 675-3213

                                   

 

Craig Badge

 

Advising & Retention Specialist
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Office: (970) 824-1103 

 

About CNCC

Colorado Northwestern is one college in two Colorado communities. Depending on what you want to study, CNCC has the perfect surroundings and facilities to meet your needs. Founded in 1962 as “Rangely College,” CNCC now serves nearly 1,600 students on two campuses, two service centers and online. Our two campuses are located in Craig and Rangely and are 90 miles apart in the mountains and canyons of Northwestern Colorado.