All DCCCD campuses will be closed Friday, Aug. 28 for District Conference Day. Because of this, we’ve decided to add Saturday hours on two days in August in order to accommodate students who still need to register for Fall 2015.
Recent DCCCD graduate Soufiane Abbadi has taken major steps towards solving a numerical problem which has puzzled the most brilliant mathematicians for centuries: the nth prime.
The Keepin’ It Real Youth Empowerment Summit will take place from 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 22 at Richland College. The one-day youth conference provides…
Thousands of students walk through the doors of our seven colleges each year, and between them all, there are thousands more reasons why. Because of that, sometimes we like to take a little time to cast some light on a specific program, why those students chose it and how it’s helped them on their own personal road to success.
For the month of July, our focus is on the Emergency Medical Services education you can get at DCCCD. Here’s what some of our graduates had to say!
Learn everything you’ve ever wanted to know about about growing regions, production, processing and distribution of domestic and international wines by taking Viticulture and Enology (RSTZ 1000, 51501) with Wine Curmudgeon Jeff Siegel this fall at El Centro College.
Twin brothers Patrizio and Bruno Chiquini graduated from Brookhaven College with the class of 2014. The pair continued their academic adventure at University of Texas at Austin, one brother majoring in architectural engineering, the other computer science.
Automotive students at Brookhaven and Eastfield colleges: Apply for the Randall and Sherry Reed Advantage Scholarship. You could win as much as $5,000 toward your education.
As a DCCCD student, you have many options to save money on textbooks, and you’re not obligated to buy your books from DCCCD-affiliated bookstores. You can buy them online from any source, purchase them at a campus bookstore — both new and used — or you even can rent them.
