CCU Facts and Stats
In a little less than ten decades, what began as a one-room school with two students and a single teacher has become a fully accredited university enrolling thousands of undergraduate and graduate students, with learning centers in six cities, a suburban campus, and thousands of alumni around the world. Colorado Christian University is the only evangelical institution of higher learning in the Rocky Mountain region and continues to increase academic standards, enrollment, and community life while becoming financially strong and well prepared for future growth and opportunities.
Enrollment
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Total Enrollment: 4,521
Traditional Undergraduates: 1,021
Adult Undergraduates: 2,992
Graduate Students: 488
Total Applications (Annual): 4,547
Traditional Undergraduates: 1,324
Adult Undergraduates: 2,852
Graduate Students: 371
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Traditional Freshman Retention
2011-2012: 89%
2010-2011: 92%
2009-2010: 87%
2008-2009: 90%
Freshman Profile
Average ACT Score: 22.7
Average SAT Score (2400:) 1607
Average High School GPA: 3.5
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Students and Faculty
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Student Demographics
- U.S. States Represented: 50
- Countries Represented: 6
- Out-of-State, (Traditional): 49%
- Out-of-State, (Adult/Graduate): 26%
- Living on Campus, (Traditional): 61%
- Male-Female Ratio: 7:13
- Denominations Represented: 42
- Student Clubs and Organizations (Traditional): 27
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Faculty Information
- Traditional Undergraduate Faculty: 120
- Full-Time: 43
- Part-Time: 77
- Adult/Graduate Faculty: 428
- Full-Time: 16
- Part-Time: 412
- Student-Faculty Ratio: 9:1
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Degrees, Programs, and Alumni
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Degrees
Total Degrees Awarded (2012): 665
Degree Granting Programs (Traditional): 27
Degree Granting Programs (Adult/Graduate): 25
Non-Degree Programs (Adult/Graduate): 16
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Alumni
Total Alumni Since 1914: 18,172
Alumni Still Living: 17,778
Alumni Living in Colorado: 60%
Alumni Living in the Front Range: 51%
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Financial Aid
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Traditional Undergraduate Students
- Federal Scholarships/Grants: $1,192,803
- State Scholarships/Grants: $223,185
- Institutional Scholarship/Grants: $8,498,616
- Student Loans: $4,950,279
- Parent Loans: $2,179,468
- Students Qualified for Any Form of Aid: 95%
- Students Qualified for Need-Based Aid: 61%
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Adult/Graduate Students
- Federal Scholarships/Grants: $3,834,614
- State Scholarships/Grants: $525,187
- Institutional Scholarship/Grants: $796,138
- Student Loans: $17,182,575
- Parent Loans: $172,503
- Students Qualified for Any Form of Aid: 66%
- Students Qualified for Need-Based Aid: 27%
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Facts and Statistics are based on data reported in the University Media Communication Packet for 2012-13, and are updated on an annual basis.