The Grand Junction area provides quality education for a steady flow of new work force entrants, as well as providing opportunities for continuing education and customized training for existing area employees and businesses.The Mesa County Valley School District 51 administers all of the schools in the Grand Junction MSA. District 51 is one of the finest school districts in the state. In October 2009 total enrollment was 22,147.Grand Junction is home to the renowned four year Mesa State College, which has a long, established tradition and a true commitment to high quality undergraduate education. The college continues to build on its success and now offers many degree programs including an MBA and MPA. Mesa State College is the fastest growing four year educational institution in Colorado for the past ten years.Western Colorado Community College was formed in 1992 as a partnership between School District #51, Mesa State College, and local businesses. One-year certificate and two-year associate degree programs in technical professions are offered. Many WCCC students are placed in internships with area businesses, providing hands-on education. For more detailed information about Mesa State College and Western Colorado Community College enrollment figures, click here.Intellitec College is a technical trades school with 300 enrollments.Colorado Christian University is a liberal arts university providing both Associate and Bachelor of Science Degrees in an accelerated, evening, adult education format. Local enrollment averages 300 a semester.