You will receive the lowest tuition and fees from any four-year public institution in Colorado when attending FLC. Our Financial Aid office helps you with your total award package, which could include scholarships, grants, work-study, and loans, to make your FLC degree an investment that pays off as fast as possible.
For Colorado residents
Colorado values its people and education.
The College Opportunity Fund (COF) reduces the tuition price for Colorado residents. It's what's known as "Colorado in-state tuition." Because COF is a stipend, you do not need to repay it. Ever.
How to receive in-state tuition
Students must provide clear and convincing evidence of Colorado residency eligibility for in-state tuition in their admission application because tuition classification is determined based on that information.
You have the right to petition to appeal your tuition classification. You must submit a petition to request reconsideration for in-state residency.
FLC Tuition Promise
As a Colorado resident, if your family's income is $65,000 or less, FLC promises your tuition will be covered. You must complete the FAFSA and apply for COF to qualify for FLC's Tuition Promise.
Learn more about the FLC Tuition Promise
Native American Tuition Waiver
You can attend FLC tuition-free as a student from a federally recognized Native American Tribe or Alaska Native Village. You will still have other expenses: student fees, housing, meal costs, books, etc. Tribal and additional scholarships may help cover these costs.
Beyond our low tuition and fees, there are many ways to bring your education within reach. We offer scholarships, in-state tuition, flexible payment options, agreements with community colleges, and more.