Colorado set to offer two years of free college

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A bipartisan bill that would reduce the cost of college is headed for Gov. Jared Polis’ signature.

House Bill 24-1340 will offer two years of free college for Colorado families earning less than $90,000 annually. It would apply to community colleges, technical colleges and four-year universities.

Polis said it “will open the door of opportunity for so many Coloradans who either couldn’t attend, or had to put off being able to attend college or community college because they had to work part-time and could only take a couple classes at a time.”

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