Mesa State College

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Mesa State College
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Motto Ad Futura Fabricanda
Established 20th April, 1925
Type State College
President Tim Foster
Students 6,062
Undergraduates 6,034
Postgraduates 28
Location Grand Junction, Colorado, United States
Campus Urban, 42 acres (170,000 m²)
Athletics Division II Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, 11 varsity teams
Mascot Mavericks
Website www.mesastate.edu

Mesa State College is a public, co-educational, liberal-arts college centered in Grand Junction, Colorado. The college has its primary campus in Grand Junction, a separate vocational campus known as Western Colorado Community College, and a smaller campus in Montrose, Colorado. Mesa State grants two-year associates degrees, four-year bachelors degrees, and a masters degree in business administration (with pending masters degrees in education and nursing).

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[edit] History

Founded in 1925.

[edit] Academics

[edit] Campus and Student Life

[edit] Athletics

The newest statistics for the Mavericks confirm that the athletic teams have won more than 50 games over the years.

[edit] Activities & Student Organizations

[edit] Admissions Process and Statistics

[edit] Affiliated Institutions

[edit] Colorado State Colleges

[edit] Notable Alumni

[edit] Recent News & Events

[edit] 2006

A new residence hall opened in August at Mesa State College. The building can house 288 students and seven resident directors.

[edit] External links

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