Welcome, Career Pathways Scholars!
You’re in a program that’s all about traction: progress you can see, skills you can use, and a plan you can follow. Career Pathways Scholars from Eagle County are supported as they work toward a certificate or associate degree, with coaching and structured check-ins that keep you moving forward. Along the way, you’ll have support for career exploration, internships, financial coaching, and academic advising, plus a cohort coordinator who helps you stay organized and focused.
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Grilling Up A Feast
The Career Pathways crew man the grill as we celebrate the end of another great year during our annual Asada! -
Everyone Say "Cheese!"
The Career Pathways and Guardian Scholars Cohorts enjoy a Friendsgiving celebration before the actual fall break! -
Walking Across The Stage In Style!
Josue Ramos and Ulises Tellez Soto graduate from the Career Pathways program!
Meet Your Career Pathways Peer Advocate
Remember your Requirements!
Once accepted as part of the Career Pathways Cohort, you are required to meet these requirements each academic year:-
Complete the FAFSA/CASFA Annually by March 1st
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Maintain Full-Time Student Status
Successfully complete a minimum of 12 credit hours each fall and spring semester.
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Maintain a Cumulative CMU GPA of 2.75 or Higher
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Submit an Up-To-Date Graduation Plan Every Semester
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Stay on Track to Graduate Within Funding Timeline
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Pay Out-of-Pocket for Any Classes You Need to Retake
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Submit Receipts for Any School Related Items You Purchase
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Live on Campus in the Rait or Tolman Residence Hall (Freshman/Sophomore Years)
For your first two years in the program, you'll live in a double room in either the Mary Rait or Jay Tolman Residence Hall.
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Check in Monthly During Fall and Spring Semesters
You must meet with Mack or a Peer Coach at least once a month per semester.
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Register for Classes With CMU Tech IRIS Advisors
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Attend Required Career Pathways Scholar Events
Confirm your attendance in a timely manner!
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Read and Act on Weekly Communication Emails
Make sure to return timely responses to our communications when needed!
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Annually Submit a "Thank You Note" each Fall Semester