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Christian Colleges in Colorado

5 schools in Colorado. See our methodology.

Regis University stands out among Colorado's Christian colleges with graduates earning $72,105 annually, well above the $50,416 at Colorado Christian University. This earnings gap reflects different career paths, with Regis graduates often entering Colorado's tech and aerospace sectors where companies like Lockheed Martin and Ball Aerospace maintain major operations. The state's five Christian institutions serve 8,298 students total, with Colorado Christian University enrolling the most at 5,363 students. Net costs range from $22,689 at Regis to $25,458 at Colorado Christian, both benefiting from Colorado Opportunity Fund stipends that reduce tuition for state residents. Graduation rates hover around 55-61%, with acceptance rates at 76% for schools reporting this data. Denver Seminary and Iliff School of Theology focus on graduate theological education, while Nazarene Bible College serves 336 students in Colorado Springs with specialized biblical training.
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Schools
$24,074
Avg. Net Price
$54,657
Avg. Earnings
58.2%
Avg. Graduation Rate

Christian Colleges in Colorado

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# School Affiliation Enrollment Net Price Graduation Rate
1 Roman Catholic 2,599 $22,689 61.1%
2 Undenominational 5,363 $25,458 55.3%
3 Church of the Nazarene 336
4 Other Protestant
5 United Methodist

Frequently Asked Questions

What career outcomes can graduates expect from Colorado Christian colleges?

Regis University graduates earn $72,105 annually on average, significantly higher than Colorado Christian University's $50,416. This difference often reflects Regis graduates entering Colorado's aerospace and tech industries, while Colorado Christian graduates pursue ministry, education, and nonprofit work across the state's 64 counties.

How do costs compare between Colorado's Christian colleges?

Net costs range from $22,689 at Regis University to $25,458 at Colorado Christian University. Both schools accept Colorado Opportunity Fund stipends, reducing tuition for state residents by up to $2,400 annually. These costs include tuition, fees, room, and board after financial aid.

Is admission competitive at Colorado Christian colleges?

Colorado's Christian colleges maintain accessible admission with acceptance rates around 76%. Regis University accepts 76.09% of applicants while enrolling 2,599 students. This approach allows schools to serve students seeking faith-based education without extremely selective admission requirements typical of secular institutions.

Does size vary significantly among Colorado's Christian colleges?

Enrollment ranges dramatically from Nazarene Bible College's 336 students to Colorado Christian University's 5,363 students. Regis University serves 2,599 students, while Denver Seminary and Iliff School of Theology focus on graduate programs with smaller cohorts specializing in theological and ministry preparation.

Where do Colorado Christian college graduates find employment?

Graduates enter Colorado's $400 billion economy across sectors. Regis graduates often join aerospace companies like Lockheed Martin or tech firms along the Front Range. Others pursue ministry, education, healthcare, and nonprofit work throughout Colorado's growing metropolitan areas and rural communities.

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