Nursing Student Resources

The CNCC Course Catalog is not just a resource for researching and selecting classes; it also outlines the assessment process and other academic expectations for CNCC students. All students are expected to read, understand, and adhere to the student conduct requirements as listed in the CNCC Course Catalog and CNCC Student Handbook.

As a CNCC Nursing Student, you will be expected to follow the policies and procedures that are outlined in the CNCC Student Handbook. It is the responsibility of each student to read, understand, and maintain current knowledge of student expectations and CNCC polices while enrolled in classes. Please take some time each semester to review any changes or updates to the CNCC Student Handbook.

Once you have applied to and been accepted into the CNCC Nursing Program you will also be expected to read, understand, and adhere to the standards, policies and procedures outlined in the CNCC Allied Health Student Handbook. Please be sure to read this handbook carefully and fully understand its contents as you will be required to sign an acknowledgement form every year stating you reviewed and understand the contents therein.

Accommodations are services that include, but are not limited to, audio books, extended time on test, use of calculator on test, or preferred seating. If you've ever had a 504, IEP, service animal, etc., and would like to continue getting accommodations; submit a request by following the below link: 

Request Accommodations Form

Colorado Northwestern Community College provides behavioral health services on both the Rangely and Craig campus. Students can meet with the appropriate Director of Student Well-being to connect with support related to mental and behavioral health concerns such as thoughts of:

• Aggression
• Self-Harm
• Depression
• Suicide
• Anxiety
• Other Behavioral Needs

In an emergency, or if a student is deemed in crisis call 911.

For more information or to Schedule an appointment with Brittni Turner, Director of Student Well-being visit:

Behavioral Health

Here at CNCC we offer a variety of learning services free to CNCC students. Additionally, the Gateway Centers employs instructors and students as tutors and mentors. The Gateway Centers offer:

• • Tutoring in all subject areas
  • GED Preparation classes and Pretesting
  • Proofing Services
  • Test Proctoring
  • Placement Testing
  • Student Computer Lab
  • A quiet place to study

Tutors are often available without an appointment during walking in hours, but if you would like to request a tutoring appointment outside normal hours, or if you have other questions about study resources the Gateway center can offer, please contact:

In Spring 2025, the CNCC Nursing Faculty Identified the need for timelier and more program specific study helps and learning resources for nursing students. To help meet this need, our Allied Health Nursing Faculty began hosting study sessions directed at helping nursing students find ways to succeed in their studies.

These sessions are held every other Monday throughout the fall and springs semesters and cover everything from planning your schedule around clinical rotations to writing an APA style essay. Each session is held during the lunch break for nursing students (12:00-1:00PM) and each session lasts about 30-45 minutes. While directed primarily at our current nursing and pre-nursing students, these sessions are open to any CNCC student. Students are encouraged to bring their lunches on the days these sessions are being offered and to participate in these valuable learning opportunities. Topics are announced at the start of each month and flyers will be posted around the college for each month’s sessions.