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IT & Cybersecurity · Colorado

Workforce Pell IT & Cybersecurity programs in Colorado

Support, networking, and security roles defending the systems AI is used to attack. The Workforce Pell Grant can cover short, 8–15 week training — up to $4,310 a year, with nothing to repay. Median pay runs about $60k.

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THE QUALITY BAR

To be approved for Workforce Pell, a it & cybersecurity program in Colorado generally has to show that at least 70% of students finish and get a job that pays enough to justify the cost. The bar is high and the early list is short — which protects your one-time Pell eligibility.

IT & Cybersecurity programs in Colorado

Pending approvalLittleton, CO

IT Support / Networking

Arapahoe Community College

10–16 wks · $1,500–5,500 tuition · $60k median pay · completion data pending

Pending approvalLakewood, CO

Cybersecurity

Colorado Christian University

10–16 wks · $1,500–5,500 tuition · $60k median pay · completion data pending

Pending approvalGrand Junction, CO

IT Support / Networking

Colorado Mesa University

10–16 wks · $1,500–5,500 tuition · $60k median pay · completion data pending

Pending approvalGlenwood Springs, CO

Cybersecurity

Colorado Mountain College

10–16 wks · $1,500–5,500 tuition · $60k median pay · completion data pending

Pending approvalDenver, CO

Cybersecurity

Colorado State University Global

10–16 wks · $1,500–5,500 tuition · $60k median pay · completion data pending

Pending approvalPueblo, CO

Cybersecurity

Colorado State University Pueblo

10–16 wks · $1,500–5,500 tuition · $60k median pay · completion data pending

Questions about it & cybersecurity and Workforce Pell in Colorado

Does the Workforce Pell Grant pay for it & cybersecurity training in Colorado?

It can. Workforce Pell covers short-term it & cybersecurity programs that Colorado approves and that meet the federal quality bar. Approval is set per program, so confirm a specific program's status with the school — the Colorado list is still being finalized for 2026.

How much will it & cybersecurity training cost me with Workforce Pell?

These programs commonly run about $1,000–$6,500 — once. Workforce Pell is built to cover that, averaging about $2,200 in aid (up to $4,310/year), so many students pay little or nothing out of pocket. Your FAFSA sets your exact amount.

Is IT & Cybersecurity a good field to train for?

Support, networking, and security roles defending the systems AI is used to attack. Median pay is around $60k, and it's the kind of work AI can't defend the systems it's being used to attack. That's your job.

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