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Science Schools in Colorado
There are 17 schools in the state of Colorado offering science programs. 3,305 students graduated from programs at Colorado science schools in 2010. 2,695 of all these students graduated with bachelors degrees and 381 students graduated with masters degrees.
Overview
On average, 3,284 students graduate from programs in this state in science per year. This accounts for 2% of science students who US schools graduate. Of those, one student graduated with science certificates, 2,695 with a degree at the bachelor's level, 381 with a degree at the master's level, and 228 with a doctorate level degree.
17 science schools are located in this state. And of these, four schools are private, while 13 schools are public. Tuition at a public science school varies from $4,093 to $13,425, while private science school tuition varies from $22,040 to $38,898.
Average tuition for programs in science is $14,826. The highest tuition for science programs, which is $38,898 each year, is at Colorado College, while the lowest tuition in this Great Plains state, which is $4,093 each year, is at Metropolitan State College of Denver.
Schools in this state offer certificates, bachelors degrees, masters degrees, and doctoral degrees in science.
Science Program Completions in Colorado 2006 - 2010
On average, 3,284 students graduate from programs in this state in science per year. This accounts for 2% of science students who US schools graduate. Of those, one student graduated with science certificates, 2,695 with a degree at the bachelor's level, 381 with a degree at the master's level, and 228 with a doctorate level degree.
Science Program Completions in Colorado 2006 - 2010
- Certificate 2006: 0
- Certificate 2007: 0
- Certificate 2008: 0
- Certificate 2009: 1
- Certificate 2010: 1
- Bachelor 2006: 2348
- Bachelor 2007: 2519
- Bachelor 2008: 2675
- Bachelor 2009: 2486
- Bachelor 2010: 2695
- Master 2006: 337
- Master 2007: 314
- Master 2008: 342
- Master 2009: 362
- Master 2010: 381
- Doctorate 2006: 225
- Doctorate 2007: 255
- Doctorate 2008: 246
- Doctorate 2009: 256
- Doctorate 2010: 228
Science Program Availability in Colorado
Colorado schools offer a total of 188 programs in science. Of these programs, around 46.8% are bachelor's level programs. The remaining programs are certificates and degrees at the doctoral level and the masters level.
Science Program Availability in Colorado
- Certificate: 1
- Bachelor: 88
- Master: 44
- Doctorate: 55
Career Trends
- Microbiologists — Salary by Percentile
- Biochemists and Biophysicists — Salary by Percentile
- Soil and Plant Scientists — Salary by Percentile
- Wind Energy Engineers — Salary by Percentile
- Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists — Salary by Percentile
- Atmospheric and Space Scientists — Salary by Percentile
- Soil and Water Conservationists — Salary by Percentile
- Physical Scientists, All Other — Salary by Percentile
- Bioinformatics Scientists — Salary by Percentile
- Chemists — Salary by Percentile
- Astronomers — Salary by Percentile
- Anthropologists and Archeologists — Salary by Percentile
- Physicists — Salary by Percentile
- Hydrologists — Salary by Percentile
- Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers — Salary by Percentile
- Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health — Salary by Percentile
- Materials Scientists — Salary by Percentile
- Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists — Salary by Percentile
Microbiologists — Salary by Percentile
Microbiologists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 35910
- 25th Percentile: 48890
- Median: 71600
- 75th Percentile: 98510
- 90th Percentile: 121590
Biochemists and Biophysicists — Salary by Percentile
Biochemists and Biophysicists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 45570
- 25th Percentile: 55790
- Median: 80280
- 75th Percentile: 111640
- 90th Percentile: 152270
Soil and Plant Scientists — Salary by Percentile
Soil and Plant Scientists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 32270
- 25th Percentile: 39810
- Median: 50930
- 75th Percentile: 71930
- 90th Percentile: 91780
Wind Energy Engineers — Salary by Percentile
Wind Energy Engineers — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 55920
- 25th Percentile: 72480
- Median: 97550
- 75th Percentile: 120140
- 90th Percentile: 139440
Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists — Salary by Percentile
Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 48930
- 25th Percentile: 62880
- Median: 78660
- 75th Percentile: 96010
- 90th Percentile: 114150
Atmospheric and Space Scientists — Salary by Percentile
Atmospheric and Space Scientists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 58150
- 25th Percentile: 78200
- Median: 98820
- 75th Percentile: 122370
- 90th Percentile: 142740
Soil and Water Conservationists — Salary by Percentile
Soil and Water Conservationists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 36740
- 25th Percentile: 44390
- Median: 59050
- 75th Percentile: 74620
- 90th Percentile: 93550
Physical Scientists, All Other — Salary by Percentile
Physical Scientists, All Other — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 50290
- 25th Percentile: 65710
- Median: 95310
- 75th Percentile: 114160
- 90th Percentile: 134900
Bioinformatics Scientists — Salary by Percentile
Bioinformatics Scientists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 48310
- 25th Percentile: 59410
- Median: 70890
- 75th Percentile: 85030
- 90th Percentile: 99030
Chemists — Salary by Percentile
Chemists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 35010
- 25th Percentile: 47500
- Median: 66720
- 75th Percentile: 88420
- 90th Percentile: 112590
Astronomers — Salary by Percentile
Astronomers — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile:
- 25th Percentile:
- Median: 96635
- 75th Percentile:
- 90th Percentile:
Anthropologists and Archeologists — Salary by Percentile
Anthropologists and Archeologists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 32120
- 25th Percentile: 38540
- Median: 49030
- 75th Percentile: 68340
- 90th Percentile: 82560
Physicists — Salary by Percentile
Physicists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 64410
- 25th Percentile: 81820
- Median: 113510
- 75th Percentile: 137390
- 90th Percentile: 157390
Hydrologists — Salary by Percentile
Hydrologists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 57420
- 25th Percentile: 69830
- Median: 91120
- 75th Percentile: 111220
- 90th Percentile: 132810
Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers — Salary by Percentile
Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 45410
- 25th Percentile: 60430
- Median: 92500
- 75th Percentile: 130370
- 90th Percentile: 156600
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health — Salary by Percentile
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 41700
- 25th Percentile: 53360
- Median: 69710
- 75th Percentile: 93660
- 90th Percentile: 115260
Materials Scientists — Salary by Percentile
Materials Scientists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 51130
- 25th Percentile: 59230
- Median: 83420
- 75th Percentile: 107600
- 90th Percentile: 117900
Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists — Salary by Percentile
Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists — Salary by Percentile
- 10th Percentile: 41640
- 25th Percentile: 52810
- Median: 58190
- 75th Percentile: 68030
- 90th Percentile: 84630
Career Trends
- Microbiologists — Employment Trend
- Biochemists and Biophysicists — Employment Trend
- Soil and Plant Scientists — Employment Trend
- Wind Energy Engineers — Employment Trend
- Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists — Employment Trend
- Materials Scientists — Employment Trend
- Physical Scientists, All Other — Employment Trend
- Bioinformatics Scientists — Employment Trend
- Astronomers — Employment Trend
- Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists — Employment Trend
- Anthropologists and Archeologists — Employment Trend
- Physicists — Employment Trend
- Hydrologists — Employment Trend
- Chemists — Employment Trend
- Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers — Employment Trend
- Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health — Employment Trend
- Soil and Water Conservationists — Employment Trend
- Atmospheric and Space Scientists — Employment Trend
Microbiologists — Employment Trend
Microbiologists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 52500
- Median Salary 2007: 60530
- Median Salary 2008: 58020
- Median Salary 2009: 60190
- Median Salary 2010: 71600
- Total Employed 2006: 320
- Total Employed 2007: 290
- Total Employed 2008: 350
- Total Employed 2009: 400
- Total Employed 2010: 460
Biochemists and Biophysicists — Employment Trend
Biochemists and Biophysicists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 76920
- Median Salary 2007: 79670
- Median Salary 2008: 78910
- Median Salary 2009: 81400
- Median Salary 2010: 80280
- Total Employed 2006: 600
- Total Employed 2007: 500
- Total Employed 2008: 380
- Total Employed 2009: 290
- Total Employed 2010: 440
Soil and Plant Scientists — Employment Trend
Soil and Plant Scientists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 55220
- Median Salary 2007: 60180
- Median Salary 2008: 53960
- Median Salary 2009: 60170
- Median Salary 2010: 50930
- Total Employed 2006: 280
- Total Employed 2007: 420
- Total Employed 2008: 460
- Total Employed 2009: 380
- Total Employed 2010: 250
Wind Energy Engineers — Employment Trend
Wind Energy Engineers — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 82440
- Median Salary 2007: 88930
- Median Salary 2008: 95930
- Median Salary 2009: 96280
- Median Salary 2010: 97550
- Total Employed 2006: 1690
- Total Employed 2007: 2540
- Total Employed 2008: 3280
- Total Employed 2009: 2920
- Total Employed 2010: 2520
Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists — Employment Trend
Geospatial Information Scientists and Technologists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 69550
- Median Salary 2007: 71090
- Median Salary 2008: 73750
- Median Salary 2009: 75540
- Median Salary 2010: 78660
- Total Employed 2006: 5710
- Total Employed 2007: 6230
- Total Employed 2008: 7030
- Total Employed 2009: 6800
- Total Employed 2010: 6360
Materials Scientists — Employment Trend
Materials Scientists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 71550
- Median Salary 2007: 75020
- Median Salary 2008: 79480
- Median Salary 2009: 76430
- Median Salary 2010: 83420
- Total Employed 2006: 250
- Total Employed 2007: 240
- Total Employed 2008: 180
- Total Employed 2009: 80
- Total Employed 2010: 130
Physical Scientists, All Other — Employment Trend
Physical Scientists, All Other — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 70740
- Median Salary 2007: 87230
- Median Salary 2008: 87140
- Median Salary 2009: 92660
- Median Salary 2010: 95310
- Total Employed 2006: 1260
- Total Employed 2007: 620
- Total Employed 2008: 630
- Total Employed 2009: 720
- Total Employed 2010: 650
Bioinformatics Scientists — Employment Trend
Bioinformatics Scientists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 60890
- Median Salary 2007: 63130
- Median Salary 2008: 64760
- Median Salary 2009: 67100
- Median Salary 2010: 70890
- Total Employed 2006: 500
- Total Employed 2007: 680
- Total Employed 2008: 710
- Total Employed 2009: 820
- Total Employed 2010: 1040
Astronomers — Employment Trend
Astronomers — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 92080
- Median Salary 2007: 91850
- Median Salary 2008: 92220
- Median Salary 2009: 95320
- Median Salary 2010: 96635
- Total Employed 2006: 0
- Total Employed 2007: 0
- Total Employed 2008: 0
- Total Employed 2009: 0
- Total Employed 2010: 0
Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists — Employment Trend
Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 52030
- Median Salary 2007: 52980
- Median Salary 2008: 54200
- Median Salary 2009: 57760
- Median Salary 2010: 58190
- Total Employed 2006: 370
- Total Employed 2007: 380
- Total Employed 2008: 300
- Total Employed 2009: 560
- Total Employed 2010: 530
Anthropologists and Archeologists — Employment Trend
Anthropologists and Archeologists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 40920
- Median Salary 2007: 43130
- Median Salary 2008: 46310
- Median Salary 2009: 48600
- Median Salary 2010: 49030
- Total Employed 2006: 220
- Total Employed 2007: 310
- Total Employed 2008: 300
- Total Employed 2009: 280
- Total Employed 2010: 180
Physicists — Employment Trend
Physicists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 86050
- Median Salary 2007: 105160
- Median Salary 2008: 112490
- Median Salary 2009: 115210
- Median Salary 2010: 113510
- Total Employed 2006: 830
- Total Employed 2007: 570
- Total Employed 2008: 460
- Total Employed 2009: 480
- Total Employed 2010: 500
Hydrologists — Employment Trend
Hydrologists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 72430
- Median Salary 2007: 75030
- Median Salary 2008: 76370
- Median Salary 2009: 87180
- Median Salary 2010: 91120
- Total Employed 2006: 430
- Total Employed 2007: 410
- Total Employed 2008: 380
- Total Employed 2009: 490
- Total Employed 2010: 470
Chemists — Employment Trend
Chemists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 60200
- Median Salary 2007: 66170
- Median Salary 2008: 71990
- Median Salary 2009: 74010
- Median Salary 2010: 66720
- Total Employed 2006: 1560
- Total Employed 2007: 1740
- Total Employed 2008: 1760
- Total Employed 2009: 1660
- Total Employed 2010: 1560
Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers — Employment Trend
Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 79880
- Median Salary 2007: 85850
- Median Salary 2008: 92570
- Median Salary 2009: 96530
- Median Salary 2010: 92500
- Total Employed 2006: 1420
- Total Employed 2007: 1760
- Total Employed 2008: 1900
- Total Employed 2009: 1880
- Total Employed 2010: 1830
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health — Employment Trend
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 67740
- Median Salary 2007: 65920
- Median Salary 2008: 67600
- Median Salary 2009: 68060
- Median Salary 2010: 69710
- Total Employed 2006: 1650
- Total Employed 2007: 2600
- Total Employed 2008: 2410
- Total Employed 2009: 2310
- Total Employed 2010: 2090
Soil and Water Conservationists — Employment Trend
Soil and Water Conservationists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 56150
- Median Salary 2007: 56030
- Median Salary 2008: 57910
- Median Salary 2009: 58980
- Median Salary 2010: 59050
- Total Employed 2006: 570
- Total Employed 2007: 730
- Total Employed 2008: 1030
- Total Employed 2009: 960
- Total Employed 2010: 960
Atmospheric and Space Scientists — Employment Trend
Atmospheric and Space Scientists — Employment Trend
- Median Salary 2006: 77480
- Median Salary 2007: 82320
- Median Salary 2008: 84100
- Median Salary 2009: 90100
- Median Salary 2010: 98820
- Total Employed 2006: 1020
- Total Employed 2007: 1160
- Total Employed 2008: 1260
- Total Employed 2009: 1220
- Total Employed 2010: 1100
Colorado vs National Science Employment
Colorado vs National Science Employment
- Employed in Colorado: 2.927% (21070)
Science Schools in Colorado
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Nearby Cities Offering Science
- Science Schools in Pueblo, Colorado
On average, 337 students graduate from science programs in Pueblo, CO per year. This accounts for approximately 11% of students who Colorado schools graduate from science programs. 304 students graduated with a bachelor's level degree in science. Science Schools in Pueblo, Colorado
- Science Schools in Colorado Springs, Colorado
The number of students who graduated with science degrees increased by 0.4% from 2008 to 2010. In particular, the number of undergraduate students dropped by four students. The number of graduate students climbed by six students. Science Schools in Colorado Springs, Colorado
- Science Schools in Aurora, Colorado
Average tuition for programs in science is $17,382. The highest tuition for science programs is at the University of Denver. The highest tuition for training in science is $36,501 per year. Science Schools in Aurora, Colorado
- Science Schools in Lakewood, Colorado
1,936 students graduate from programs in Lakewood, CO in science, on average, per year. This accounts for about 59% of students who schools in the state of Colorado graduate from science programs. One student graduated with science certificates. Science Schools in Lakewood, Colorado
- Science Schools in Denver, Colorado
There are eight schools located near Denver, CO offering science programs. 1,893 students graduated with degrees from Denver science schools in 2010. 1,538 of all these students graduated with bachelors degrees. Science Schools in Denver, Colorado
- Science Schools in Boulder, Colorado
Nine science schools are in Boulder, CO. Three schools are private. Six schools are public. Science Schools in Boulder, Colorado
- Science Schools in Centennial, Colorado
Schools in Centennial, CO offer certificates, bachelors degrees, masters degrees, and doctoral degrees in science. One student graduated with certificates in science. 1,740 students graduated with a science degree at the bachelor's level. Science Schools in Centennial, Colorado
- Science Schools in Alamosa, Colorado
Adams State College offers bachelors degrees in science. In 2010, no science students at the undergraduate level pursued masters level degrees. 27 students graduated with a science degree at the bachelor's level in 2010. Science Schools in Alamosa, Colorado
- Science Schools in Thornton, Colorado
Schools in Thornton, CO offer certificates, bachelors degrees, masters degrees, and doctoral degrees in science. One student graduated with science certificates. 1,994 students graduated with a bachelor's level degree in science. Science Schools in Thornton, Colorado
- Science Schools in Fort Collins, Colorado
Schools in Fort Collins, CO offer associates degrees, bachelors degrees, masters degrees, and doctoral degrees in science. 25 students graduated with a degree in science at the associate's level. 1,279 students graduated with a bachelor's level degree in science. Science Schools in Fort Collins, Colorado
- Science Schools in Loveland, Colorado
Schools in Loveland, CO offer a total of 134 programs in science. Of these programs, close to 38.8% are doctorate level programs. The remaining programs are certificates and degrees at the bachelors level and the masters level. Science Schools in Loveland, Colorado
- Science Schools in Castle Rock, Colorado
Ten science schools are located in Castle Rock, CO. Four schools are private. Six schools are public. Science Schools in Castle Rock, Colorado
- Science Schools in Greeley, Colorado
The number of students who graduated with degrees in science went up by 1.6% from 2008 to 2010. In particular, the number of undergraduate students climbed by 32 students. The number of graduate students climbed by six students. Science Schools in Greeley, Colorado
- Science Schools in Longmont, Colorado
Science schools in Longmont, CO offer certificates, bachelors degrees, masters degrees, and doctoral degrees. One student graduated with certificates in science. 1,994 students graduated with a bachelor's level degree in science. Science Schools in Longmont, Colorado
- Science Schools in Commerce City, Colorado
There are eight schools located by Commerce City, CO offering science programs. In 2010, 1,893 students graduated from programs at Commerce City science schools. 1,538 of all these students graduated with bachelors degrees. Science Schools in Commerce City, Colorado
- Science Schools in Gunnison, Colorado
There is one school located near Gunnison, CO offering science programs. 64 science students graduated from programs at the Western State College of Colorado in 2010. On average, 66 students graduate from programs in Gunnison in science every year. Science Schools in Gunnison, Colorado
- Science Schools in Parker, Colorado
Ten science schools are located in Parker, CO. Four schools are private. Six schools are public. Science Schools in Parker, Colorado
- Science Schools in Westminster, Colorado
One student graduated with certificates in science. 1,538 students graduated with a bachelor's level degree in science. 186 students graduated with a master's level science degree. Science Schools in Westminster, Colorado
- Science Schools in Arvada, Colorado
Eight science schools are in Arvada, CO. Three schools are private. Five schools are public. Science Schools in Arvada, Colorado
- Science Schools in Grand Junction, Colorado
72 students graduated with a science degree at the bachelor's level in 2010. The number of students who graduated with science degrees went up by 10.8% from 2008 to 2010. In particular, the number of undergraduate students increased by seven students. Science Schools in Grand Junction, Colorado
- Science Schools in Littleton, Colorado
Eight science schools are in Littleton, CO. Three schools are private. Five schools are public. Science Schools in Littleton, Colorado
- Science Schools in Broomfield, Colorado
One student graduated with certificates in science. 1,994 students graduated with a science degree at the bachelor's level. 339 students graduated with a degree in science at the master's level. Science Schools in Broomfield, Colorado
Nearby States Offering Science
- Science Schools in Arizona
21 science schools are located in the state of Arizona. Four schools are private. 17 schools are public. Science Schools in Arizona
- Science Schools in Kansas
1,484 students graduate from programs in the state of Kansas in science, on average, per year. Four students graduated with certificates in science. 104 students graduated with an associate's level degree in science. Science Schools in Kansas
- Science Schools in Nebraska
1,018 students graduate from programs in the state of Nebraska in science, on average, per year. Six students graduated with a science degree at the associate's level. 808 students graduated with a science degree at the bachelor's level. Science Schools in Nebraska
- Science Schools in New Mexico
17 science schools are in the state of New Mexico. One school is private. 16 schools are public. Science Schools in New Mexico
- Science Schools in Oklahoma
1,825 students graduate from science programs in the state of Oklahoma, on average, each year. This accounts for 1% of students who US schools graduate from science programs. 35 students graduated with certificates in science. Science Schools in Oklahoma
- Science Schools in Utah
The number of students who graduated with degrees in science decreased by 7% from 2008 to 2010. In particular, the number of undergraduate students fell by 92 students. The number of students which certificate programs graduate climbed by one student. Science Schools in Utah
- Science Schools in Wyoming
There are eight Wyoming schools offering science programs. In 2010, 329 students graduated with degrees from Wyoming science schools. 179 of all these students graduated with bachelors degrees. Science Schools in Wyoming
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- Biology Schools in Colorado
1,230 students graduated with a bachelor's level degree in biology. 39 students graduated with a master's level biology degree. 29 students graduated with a biology degree at the doctorate level. Biology Schools in Colorado
- Chemistry Schools in Colorado
15 chemistry schools are in the state of Colorado. Three schools are private. 12 schools are public. Chemistry Schools in Colorado
- Computer Science Schools in Colorado
Colorado schools offer certificates, associates degrees, bachelors degrees, masters degrees, and doctoral degrees for computer science students. 104 students graduated with certificates in computer science. 42 students graduated with a degree in computer science at the associate's level. Computer Science Schools in Colorado
- Engineering Schools in Colorado
11 engineering schools are located in the state of Colorado. Four schools are private. Seven schools are public. Engineering Schools in Colorado
- Physics Schools in Colorado
Average tuition for programs in physics is $14,750. The highest tuition for physics programs is at Colorado College. The highest tuition for training in physics is $38,898 every year. Physics Schools in Colorado
- Psychology Schools in Colorado
The number of students who graduated with degrees in psychology climbed by 4.5% from 2008 to 2010. In particular, the number of undergraduate students climbed by 30 students. The number of students which certificate programs graduate rose by 11 students. Psychology Schools in Colorado
- Sociology Schools in Colorado
The number of students who graduated with sociology degrees climbed by 5.1% from 2008 to 2010. In particular, the number of undergraduate students rose by 44 students. The number of graduate students fell by three students. Sociology Schools in Colorado
Pursue an Online Degree
Approximately 9 schools across the nation offer Colorado students online science degrees at the following degree levels:
- Certificate
- Associate
- Bachelor
- Master
These online science schools offer students in Colorado the opportunity to pursue credentials in science through one of 27 online science programs. In 2010, there were 2432 online science school graduates from these programs. Online Science Schools
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1. Adams State College
208 Edgemont Blvd
Alamosa, CO 81102
(719) 587-7011
Adams State College is located in Alamosa, CO. ASC offers three science programs. Students are offered three degrees at the bachelor's level in science by it. It is one of 7 liberal arts colleges in Colorado.
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2. The Colorado School of Mines
1500 Illinois St
Golden, CO 80401
(303) 273-3000
The Colorado School of Mines is in the suburbs of Golden, Colorado. CSM offers 14 science programs. Of those, it offers one science certificate to students, one bachelor's level degree in science, seven master's level degrees in science, and five science degrees at the doctorate level. 5,287 students seek degrees in 48 programs at CSM, overall. In terms of programs, CSM is the fifth biggest institution in the state of Colorado offering science.
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3. The Western State College of Colorado
600 N Adams
Gunnison, CO 81231
(970) 943-0120
The Western State College of Colorado is in Gunnison, Colorado, where students can enjoy a rural setting. This school offers four programs in science. Western offers students four bachelor's level degrees in science. WSC is one of 7 liberal arts colleges in Colorado.
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4. Colorado State University - Pueblo
2200 Bonforte Blvd
Pueblo, CO 81001-4901
(719) 549-2100
Colorado State University-Pueblo is 3.7 miles from the center of the city. It offers three science programs. Specifically, this school offers students two degrees at the bachelor's level in science and one master's level science degree. It is one of 31 public post-secondary institutions in Colorado.
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5. The United States Air Force Academy
2304 Cadet Drive Suite 2300
USAFA, CO 80840-5002
(719) 333-6481
The United States Air Force Academy is in the suburbs of USAFA, Colorado. The Air Force offers eight programs in science. The Air Force offers students eight bachelor's level science degrees. The Air Force is a public 4-year institution.
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6. Colorado College
14. E Cache La Poudre St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
(719) 389-6000
Colorado College, which is 0.9 miles from the heart of downtown, is in Colorado Springs, CO. It offers eight science programs. It offers eight science degrees at the bachelor's level to students. Overall, 2,091 students seek degrees in 45 CCU programs. In terms of programs, this small school is the third biggest institution in the state of Colorado offering science.
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7. Fort Lewis College
1000 Rim Drive
Durango, CO 81301-3999
(970) 247-7010
Fort Lewis College is located in Durango, CO. Fort Lewis offers four science programs. This liberal arts college offers four degrees at the bachelor's level in science to students. This school is a public 4-year institution. This liberal arts college is the eighth biggest institution in the state of Colorado offering science in terms of programs.
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8. Colorado Christian University
8787 West Alameda Avenue
Lakewood, CO 80226
(303) 963-3000
Colorado Christian University offers two science programs. CCU offers students two bachelor's level science degrees. This school is in the suburbs of Lakewood, Colorado. It is a 4-year institution.
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9. The University of Denver
2199 S. University Blvd
Denver, CO 80208
(303) 871-2000
The University of Denver is 4.5 miles from the center of the city. DU offers 17 science programs. Out of those, students are offered ten bachelor's level degrees in science by this university, four degrees at the master's level in science, and three doctorate level science degrees. It is one of 7 research universities in Colorado.
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10. Regis University
3333 Regis Blvd
Denver, CO 80221-1099
(800) 388-2366x2111
Regis University, which is 4.1 miles from the heart of downtown, is located in Denver, CO. It offers six programs in science. This school offers students six bachelor's level science degrees.
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11. Colorado State University - Fort Collins
102 Administration Building
Fort Collins, CO 80523-0100
(970) 491-1101
Colorado State University-Fort Collins is near the heart of downtown. This university offers 38 programs in science. More specifically, it offers students 11 degrees at the bachelor's level in science, 13 science degrees at the master's level, and 14 doctorate level science degrees. Overall, 30,155 students pursue degrees in 159 programs at CSU. In terms of programs, CSU is the biggest institution in the state of Colorado offering science.
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12. Metropolitan State College of Denver
Speer Blvd and Colfax Ave
Denver, CO 80217-3362
(303) 556-3058
Metropolitan State College of Denver is 0.8 miles from the heart of downtown. It offers seven science programs. This university offers seven bachelor's level degrees in science to students. 23,948 students seek degrees in 52 programs at this university, overall.
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13. The University of Colorado Boulder
Regent Drive at Broadway
Boulder, CO 80309-0017
(303) 492-1411
The University of Colorado Boulder is near the center of the city. It offers 29 programs in science. More specifically, it offers students eight degrees at the bachelor's level in science, eight degrees at the master's level in science, and 13 degrees at the doctorate level in science. CU is a public, 4-year, research institution. CU is the third biggest institution in the state of Colorado offering science in terms of programs.
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14. The University of Colorado Denver
University of Colorado Denver
Denver, CO 80217-3364
(303) 556-5600
The University of Colorado Denver is near the heart of downtown. UC Denver offers 30 programs in science. Of those, UCD offers students four science degrees at the bachelor's level, seven science degrees at the master's level, and 19 degrees at the doctorate level in science. 24,108 students pursue degrees in 119 UC Denver programs, overall.
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15. Mesa State College
1100 North Avenue
Grand Junction, CO 81501-3122
(970) 248-1020
Mesa State College, which is near the heart of downtown, is in Grand Junction, CO. It offers three science programs. CMU offers three science degrees at the bachelor's level to students. This school is a public 4-year institution.
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16. The University of Northern Colorado
Carter Hall - Rm 4000
Greeley, CO 80639
(970) 351-1890
The University of Northern Colorado, which is 1.6 miles from the center of the city, is in Greeley, CO. This university offers eight programs in science. More specifically, this university offers students four degrees at the bachelor's level in science, three degrees at the master's level in science, and one degree at the doctorate level in science. It is a public, 4-year, research institution.
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17. The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
1420 Austin Bluffs Parkway
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
(719) 255-3000
The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs is near the center of the city. UCCS offers four programs in science. Specifically, students are offered three science degrees at the bachelor's level by this medium-sized school and one science degree at the master's level. Overall, 9,745 students seek degrees in 47 programs at this school.