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From traveler to talent, visitor to VP, and guest to general manager, time spent in Colorado Springs can lead to big opportunities. You can land your dream job, relocate from another state or even expand your business here. If you're a remote worker, why not make COS your home base?

We invite you to put down roots so you can enjoy our mild climate, breathtaking scenery and accessible outdoor adventures. Order the Colorado Springs Relocation Guide and the Relocate 2 Colorado Springs Guide today!

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Colorado Springs Data

This information reflects public US Government data for 2022.

Population

479,612
Median Household Income$79,026
Median Property Value$383,00
Average Commute Time22.9 minutes

Live in Colorado Springs

landscape at Garden of the Gods Visitor and Nature Center in Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak - America's Mountain perfectly frames Garden of the Gods Park in Colorado Springs - Olympic City USA

Colorado Springs offers the perfect blend of natural beauty and vibrant city life. With stunning mountain views, endless outdoor activities, and over 300 days of sunshine, it's a haven for adventure lovers. The city boasts a strong job market, top-rated schools, and a cost of living lower than many major cities. Whether you’re raising a family or seeking a fresh start, Colorado Springs combines outdoor fun with a welcoming, laid-back community.

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Learn in Colorado Springs

University of Colorado (UCCS) is experiencing impressive growth through innovation and meeting the needs of their students.

Colorado Springs offers a diverse and high-quality education system for all ages. The city is home to top-rated K-12 schools, including public, charter, and private options, as well as alternative and vocational schools that cater to unique learning styles and career paths. For higher education, students can choose from institutions like Pikes Peak State College for affordable, flexible programs, the University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) for a range of undergraduate and graduate degrees, and the prestigious Colorado College known for its liberal arts education. Additionally, the U.S. Air Force Academy provides world-class military and academic training. Whether you're seeking education for your children or yourself, Colorado Springs offers endless opportunities to grow and succeed.

University of Colorado Colorado Springs

The University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) is one of the fastest growing universities in the state. There are more than 142 degree program offerings on its campus, which is located in Central Colorado Springs. As of 2023, the university has 14,894 enrolled in total, and there is a 15:1 student-to-faculty ratio.

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Colorado College

Colorado College features intensive learning in an exceptional location. Established in 1874, this private liberal arts college provides 42 majors and over 30 minors. As of 2023, there are 2,173 enrolled students, and the graduation rate is 82%. The student-to-faculty ratio is 9:1.

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Pikes Peak State College

Pikes Peak State College has students chasing and achieving dreams with more than 100 degree and certificate programs. This public community college is the biggest higher education establishment in the Pikes Peak area. Pikes Peak State College provides a 60+60 Bachelor's Degree Transfer Program secures the transfer of Associate of the Arts or Associate of Science degrees to any public higher education institution in the state. The total enrollment is over 12,000 and degrees are offered across 49 different fields.

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U.S. Air Force Academy

United States Air Force offers education at a different altitude as it trains cadets for service in the officer corps of the United States Air Force and Space Force. As of 2021, the United States Air Force has roughly 4,000 cadets and has a graduation rate of 87%.

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K‑12 Public Schools

For the 2024 to 2025 school year, there are 195 public schools serving over 94,000 students in the Colorado Springs area, along with 49 private schools with more than 6,000 enrolled students. Public schools in Colorado Springs have higher percentages of reading and math proficiency than the state public school average.

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Work in Colorado Springs

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Elevate your career and business in Colorado Springs.

Colorado Springs is a thriving hub for job seekers, business owners, and remote workers alike. The city boasts a diverse economy with opportunities in sectors like aerospace & defense, cyber security & software, advanced manufacturing, technology, healthcare & medical equipment manufacturing, sports and tourism & hospitality. alongside a welcoming environment for entrepreneurs. Resources like the Colorado Springs Chamber & EDC and the Pikes Peak Workforce Center help connect newcomers with local employers and job openings. The Chamber and Better Business Bureau of Southern Colorado support businesses looking to relocate or expand. With affordable living costs, a growing job market, and high-speed internet infrastructure, Colorado Springs is the perfect place to live, work and succeed.

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Play in Colorado Springs

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Enjoying time with family is a favorite activity in Colorado Springs

Colorado Springs offers a vibrant mix of outdoor adventure, culture and family-friendly activities. Nestled at the foot of Pikes Peak - America's Mountain, locals enjoy hiking trails at Garden of the Gods Park, breathtaking views from the Pikes Peak Summit Visitor Center and mountain biking in Red Rock Canyon and Palmer Park. For those seeking more laid-back fun, the region boasts charming downtown areas with local shops, breweries and dining options. Families will love the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, Cave of the Winds Mountain Park as well as a long list of other activities and attractions. Our vibrant cultural landscape includes with live music venues, art galleries and a long list of world-class museums.

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