Mesa State College's Main Campus is located in the heart of Grand Junction. The campus is a mix of residential and commuter students. Trees, open space, and grassy areas dominate the campus, providing areas for students to visit, study, or relax. During the late spring and early fall it is not uncommon to see an entire class held on the lawns around campus.

You can learn more about the history of the Mesa State College campus and its many buildings by taking our interactive campus tour. You can also learn about how to help Mesa State grow and expand by visiting the Mesa State College Foundation.

 

The Montrose Campus of Mesa State provides residents of surrounding communities the opportunity to obtain an Associate degree or begin their college/university education by completing the General Education requirements for most baccalaureate degrees in Colorado.

Located at 234 South Cascade in Montrose, the Montrose Campus is attached to the beautiful new Montrose Regional Library complex. The Montrose Campus is fully equipped with the latest information technology and computers. Students in Montrose can access all electronic resources available to students at the Grand Junction campus. Distance education technology linkages allow students to participate in selected courses on a fully interactive, real-time basis.

The Montrose Campus offers individualized advising sessions for all prospective and current students.

The office at the Montrose Campus is open to the public from 8:00am-5:00pm, Monday - Friday. Appointments outside of office hours can be made by calling 970-249-7009.

 

The Tilman M. Bishop Campus is the home of Mesa State College's Applied Technology. Located at 2508 Blichmann Avenue, Mesa State College offers Associate Degree and Certificate Programs at the Bishop Campus.

The Bishop Campus is a collaborative project involving Mesa State College, Mesa County School District 51, and the area business community.