STURM Collaboration Campus
CSU Pueblo has partnered with Arapahoe Community College to offer several degree programs in a hybrid format, with classes being taught online and at the Sturm Collaboration Campus in Castle Rock.
The Sturm Collaboration Campus at Castle Rock – a partnership that includes Arapahoe Community College, The Douglas County School District, and the Colorado State University System– is an education hub offering career pathways and new ways to build professional skills. Since Castle Rock in Douglas County is currently the fastest growing metropolitan area in Colorado, CSU Pueblo saw this as an opportunity to offer degree programs in much-needed areas of study, including Computer Information Systems, Nursing, and Business.
For more information about bachelor’s and master’s degrees offered at the ACC Sturm Collaboration Campus at Castle Rock through CSU Pueblo, contact a Transfer Advisor by calling 719.507.2460 or a Sturm Navigator by calling 303.660.3160.
Programs Offered:
B.S. Computer Information Systems - Cybersecurity
There is a high demand in Colorado for the unique job skills demanded by cybersecurity roles. As an ACC student, you can begin CSU Pueblo courses as early as your second semester in the Cybersecurity AAS program. After earning the Cybersecurity AAS degree, ACC students can stay local and earn the B.S. Computer Information Systems – Cybersecurity at the ACC Sturm Collaboration Campus at Castle Rock.
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B.S. Computer Information Systems - Software Development
Software Development is a growing field with high demand and a steady future. If you are confident, persistent, inquisitive, or have a good memory for previous errors, Software Development may be the career for you. After earning the Secure Software Development AAS degree, ACC students can stay local and earn the B.S. Computer Information Systems – Software Development at the ACC Sturm Collaboration Campus at Castle Rock.
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B.S. Business Administration - Management or Marketing
Master of Science in Nursing - Nurse Educator
B.S. Business Administration - Accounting
Earn your BSBA in Accounting at Castle Rock! Students can transfer 60 credits from their AA Accounting degree into this program. Take in-person and online classes to save money and stay local. Earn your BSBA Accounting at the ACC Sturm Collaboration Campus at Castle Rock!
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the admission requirements?
We make it easy to apply! ACC has an open-door admission, which means if you are at least 17 and a high school graduate, GED certificate completer, homeschooled student, or a high school non-graduate, you are welcome to apply. Even better: there is no application fee! If you are ready to take the first step we invite you to Apply Now. -
Where are classes held?
The curriculum for most programs is offered in a hybrid format. This includes a blend of courses offered in person at the Sturm Collaboration Campus in Castle Rock, hybrid and online.
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How many credits do I need to take?
For a B.S. In cyber security, students will earn a total of 63 credits with ACC and 61 credits with CSU Pueblo. For a B.S. in Secure Software Development, students will need to earn a total of 60 credits with ACC and 60 credits with CSU Pueblo. For a B.S. in Accounting, students will need to earn a total of 61 credits with ACC and 59 credits with CSU Pueblo. For a B.S. in marketing or management, students will need to earn a total of 60 credits with ACC and 60 credits with CSU Pueblo. -
How long does it take to complete the program?
For the bachelor's degrees, you can complete your program in four years with a full-time course load in Fall and Spring semesters.
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Do I qualify for financial aid?
Get a head start by applying for financial aid now. Complete the FAFSA application (FAFSA.gov) using the Arapahoe Community College school code: 001346
Fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Once complete, the ACC Financial Aid Office will send an award letter to your ACC student email account.
