Fort Lewis College

Fort Lewis College is an educational institution located in Durango, Colorado, described as more than a college, but a community. It is the only four-year college in the Four Corners region. FLC offers undergraduate majors, minors, and certificates, alongside graduate studies. Academic departments include the Katz School of Business, School of Arts & Sciences, and School of Education. The college provides academic support services such as an Academic Hub for tutoring, a Testing Center, and a Library, in addition to TRIO Programs and an Accessibility Resource Center. FLC serves diverse student populations, including first-year, transfer, international, dual-enrollment, non-degree seeking, and graduate students. The institution emphasizes undergraduate research, fieldwork across the Four Corners, and an interdisciplinary liberal arts education shaped by the communities and landscapes of the Southwest. It fosters a community built on real relationships between faculty and students. Beyond academics, FLC offers student life activities, health and safety services including a Counseling Center and Student Health Center, and various campus services. The college also provides financial aid options, with 95% of students receiving over $10,000 in aid.