It did, but it doesn't any more. Denver Technical College was purchased by DeVry University in 1999 or 2000. If you look at the transcript request form on the DeVry website, you will see a section that specifically calls out Denver Technical College (as well as a couple others that DeVry bought).
http://www.devry.edu/assets/pdf/DeVry-Keller-Transcript-Request-Form.pdf
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The College In has a number of locations across the United States. They have a location at 2717 Western Boulevard, Raleigh, North Carolina. They also have locations in Seattle and Denver.
Community College of Denver was created in 1967.
Milwaukee Area Technical College
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Emily Griffith Opportunity School's motto is 'Opportunities For All Who Wish To Learn / Denver's most Unique Technical College.'.
Women's College of the University of Denver was created in 1908.
Community College of Denver's motto is 'Explore. Experience. Engage.'.
One can get a business degree from a college in Denver at University of Denver. This college is one of the top rated business colleges in the United States.
Yes, there are many technical schools in Denver. I would look into ITT Tech because they have the best reputation,
Marion Technical College was created in 1970.
Gateway Technical College was created in 1972.
Gwinnett Technical College was created in 1984.