Platt College-Aurora Stats

  • Acceptance Rate

    36%

  • Average Cost

    $37,696.00

Platt College-Aurora is a private, for-profit institution located in Aurora, Colorado, offering a diverse range of undergraduate programs. With a mission to empower students through practical education, we provide majors in fields such as Business Administration, Nursing, and Information Technology. Our vision is to foster a supportive learning environment that prepares graduates for successful careers. With an enrollment of 215 students, Platt College-Aurora is dedicated to equipping individuals with the skills needed to thrive in today's competitive job market.

Platt College-Aurora Financial Aid & Scholarships

Platt College-Aurora offers financial aid options to eligible students to help them afford their education. While specific details on average aid amounts and income thresholds aren't readily available on their public website, they primarily utilize federal financial aid programs. Students are encouraged to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine their eligibility for grants, loans, and work-study opportunities. Platt College-Aurora also participated in the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF) program, providing grants to students affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. These grants did not require repayment and were awarded based on financial need demonstrated through the FAFSA.

Scholarships

Information regarding specific scholarships offered directly by Platt College-Aurora is limited on their public website. Prospective students should contact the financial aid office directly to inquire about institutional scholarships or other available aid opportunities.

The primary application process for financial aid at Platt College-Aurora involves completing the FAFSA. Students should complete the FAFSA as early as possible to be considered for all available aid programs. The school's financial aid office will use the information provided on the FAFSA to determine eligibility and create a financial aid package. Students should contact the financial aid office directly for specific instructions and deadlines related to the application process and any additional requirements for institutional scholarships or other aid opportunities.

Scholarships available

6

10Th Mountain Division Light Infantry Scholarship

  • Award Amount Varies

Aaaa Scholarship

  • Merit based
  • Essay required
  • Win up to $12,000

Aaf Dallas Foundation Scholarship

  • Merit based
  • Essay required
  • Win up to $2,000

1982 Green Machine Scholarship

  • Merit based
  • Essay required
  • Win up to $2,200

3M Open Fund Minnesota Pga Scholarship

  • Merit based
  • Essay required
  • Award Amount Varies

8 40 Nursing And Respiratory Therapist Scholarship

  • Essay required
  • Award Amount Varies
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Platt College-Aurora Student Life

Platt College-Aurora primarily focuses on accelerated nursing programs. While specific demographic data isn't readily available, the admissions process suggests a diverse student body. The college welcomes first-time college students, transfer students, and international students, with varying ages and backgrounds. The accelerated BSN program attracts students seeking a fast-paced path to a nursing career. Information on campus life specifically at the Aurora campus is limited due to the transition to Concordia University, St. Paul. More information may be available through Concordia University.

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Platt College-Aurora

1031 Edgecomb Avenue

Student Life & Campus Info

Sports

Information regarding specific sports and recreation facilities at Platt College-Aurora is not readily available. Given its focus on nursing and its integration with Concordia University, St. Paul, recreational opportunities may be limited or integrated with the larger university system.

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Facilities

Platt College-Aurora's campus, located in Greenwood Village, Colorado, features a recently completed building near I-25 and Orchard Road, conveniently located near a light rail station. Further details on specific facilities, such as libraries or study spaces, are not readily available.

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Organizations

Platt College-Aurora (now part of Concordia University, St. Paul) has a focus on nursing and therefore student organizations primarily reflect this focus. The Platt College Student Nurses Association (PSNA), a chapter of the National Student Nurses Association (NSNA) and the Colorado Student Nurses Association, offers students professional development, leadership opportunities, and involvement in philanthropic activities. The Platt College Student Veterans Organization (SVO) supports veterans and their families by providing resources and fostering a sense of community.

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Platt College-Aurora Housing

Students attending Platt College-Aurora are responsible for securing their own off-campus housing. Information regarding off-campus housing options may be available through the college's student services.

Platt College-Aurora does not have on-campus housing, therefore there are no housing guarantees or policies.

Platt College-Aurora does not offer on-campus housing. While the historic Taylor House, formerly associated with Wells College, is located in Aurora, it now serves as an event and conference center.

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