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Instead of taking multiple classes at a time, CC students study
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One Block at a time. Eight Blocks per year. 3.5 weeks per Block. 4.5 days Block Break.One Block at a time. Eight Blocks per year. 3.5 weeks per Block. 4.5 days Block Break.

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Environmental Activist English Major Shines During Summer Internship Interdisciplinary

Environmental Activist English Major Shines During Summer Internship

CC Course Emphasizes Human-Computer Interaction through Hands-on Learning Mathematics & Computer Science

CC Course Emphasizes Human-Computer Interaction through Hands-on Learning

Power of Wellbeing Class Collaborates with UCCS Theatre & Dance

Power of Wellbeing Class Collaborates with UCCS

CC Receives ‘Hunger Free’ Designation Campus Activities

CC Receives ‘Hunger Free’ Designation

CC is Breaking Polar Research Barriers Geology

CC is Breaking Polar Research Barriers

Feminist and Gender Studies Professor Elected President of National Women's Studies Association Feminist & Gender Studies

Feminist and Gender Studies Professor Elected President of National Women's Studies Association

CC Joins College Presidents for Civic Preparedness News

CC Joins College Presidents for Civic Preparedness

CC Coding Team Wins Top Prize at Harvard Hackathon Mathematics & Computer Science

CC Coding Team Wins Top Prize at Harvard Hackathon


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