Platt College is Becoming Part of Concordia University, St. Paul

A variety of resources to fit the needs of our students that make Platt College their academic home.  If you need services that aren't mentioned here, or anywhere else, let the Academic Support and Career Services Office know and we'll get you to the right place.

Child Care

While Platt College does not offer child care, there are plenty of available child care providers in the Aurora area. Some options for students to consider regarding child care include:

Platt College provides a variety of services to help you succeed. The Academic Support and Career Services Center is designed for all College students both on campus and online.

Tutoring

Online student tutoring is available in numerous subjects via the Smartthinking service. Students may visit the Smarthinking website for sample tutorials that demonstrate how the online tutoring platform works, and how students and tutors interact in the process of addressing a question.

Because there is no College-owned, on-campus housing at Platt College, the College maintains a listing of rental housing options for incoming and current students. College staff does not inspect the units, nor does it warrant any of the information provided by the listors. Please perform a thorough inspection before moving into any property. 

Platt College Student Nurses Association

The School of Nursing at Platt College offers students a unique opportunity to become a member of the School of Nursing at Platt College Student Nurses Association (PSNA).  Platt College’s SNA is a chapter of the National Student Nurses Association (NSNA), as well as the Colorado Student Nurses Association.

Platt College is committed to equal opportunity in all aspects of employment for qualified individuals with a disability. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and State law, and consistent with College Policy, it is the policy of the College to provide reasonable accommodations in employment to qualified individuals with disabilities unless the accommodation would impose an undue hardship on the operation of the College's business or would change the essential functions of the position.

Platt College welcomes students with disabilities to participate fully in all aspects of college life.  Our mission is to ensure that students with physical, medical, learning or psychological disabilities are provided with equal access to all programs, activities and services.  Our policy is consistent with relevant governmental statutes and regulations, including those pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (amended in 2008), Title IX of the Federal Education Amendments of 1972 and Section 504 of the Federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973.

May Platt College deny my admission because I have a disability?

No. If you meet the requirements for admission, complete the admissions process, and are selected based on the committee's review of your scoring rubric, the College may not deny your admission simply because you have a disability.

We welcome the opportunity to speak with potential applicants.  Our goal is to assist students in the pursuit of their academic and life goals while working cooperatively with all students as they develop self-determined behaviors, self-advocacy skills, and create a network of resources.  Students interested in working with our Academic Support and Career Services Coordinator should contact the office at 303.369.5151 extension 231 or Darla Dolph via email.  We are available to assist you with your requests and answer any ques

Welcome to the Platt College Emergency Alert System. Rave Alert is Platt College’s official emergency notification system used to communicate with students and employees during campus emergencies. Rave Alert is a licensed service Platt College pays for to offer the quickest and most reliable communications possible. This system is used only during campus emergencies that pose a safety concern for the community.