Admissions Requirement
Background Check
Requirements
Background checks are required for all applicants to our Health Sciences and Emergency Services programs. Instructions vary by program. Review your track carefully below.
CBI Records Check & Fingerprinting
The State of Colorado mandates that all law enforcement academy applicants complete a criminal background check through the Colorado Bureau of Investigation and submit fingerprints through IdentoGO before enrollment.
CBI Records Check
- 1Visit cbirecordscheck.com
- 2Click Individual to begin a personal background check
- 3Input your personal information as prompted
- 4Enter payment information ($6.80 fee)
- 5Send your completed results to admissions@tcr.edu
Fingerprinting
- 1Visit uenroll.identogo.com
- 2Enter service code 25YH81
- 3Fill in your personal information
- 4Schedule an appointment at a location near you
- 5Attend your fingerprinting appointment
- 6Print your receipt and keep it in a safe place
Important: Your receipt contains a unique ID number you will need throughout the academy. Do not lose it. If your fingerprints are rejected, you may need to schedule a second appointment at an additional fee.
Complio Background Check
All Health Sciences program applicants must complete a background check through Complio, the platform authorized by the Colorado Community College System (CCCS) for clinical placement screening.
How to Complete Your Complio Check
- 1Click the link to access or create your Complio account
- 2Complete all pages of the background check application
- 3Results will be emailed to you and to TCR admissions upon completion
- 4Applicants under 18 must submit a parental release form along with their background check
Disqualifying Offenses
The following offenses may disqualify an applicant from clinical placement in Health Sciences programs. This list is not exhaustive and determinations are made on a case-by-case basis.
- Crimes of violence within the past 7 years
- Unlawful sexual behavior
- Domestic violence
- Elder abuse or child abuse
- Drug-related offenses
- Felony theft
- Sexual assault by a psychotherapist
- Crimes involving moral turpitude
- More than one DUI conviction
- Felony homicide (no time limit)
- Registered sex offenders (no time limit)
- Individuals on the OFAC/SDN list
- Individuals on the HHS/OIG exclusion list
- Comparable offenses in other jurisdictions
- Other offenses subject to case-by-case review
Note: A deferred adjudication or deferred judgment alone will not automatically disqualify an applicant. These situations are reviewed individually.
