This post was written by Yousha, a DCCCD student blogger and Richland College student. Finally, I made it. My journey from elementary to high school finally came…
This post was written by Raven, a DCCCD student blogger and Mountain View student. Choosing a major can be a difficult task, especially when there are so…
Wow! Two years later and I’m finally done with my associate degree! Yes, it was challenging at times, but I made it! It was a…
It’s that time already — graduation season! In honor of your achievements, we’ve gathered up the date, time and location of each commencement ceremony for our colleges. We can’t wait to celebrate your accomplishments as you walk across the stage! Obviously you’ve already added the date to your calendar, written it down and are simply counting down the days… but, just in case, here they are:
Interested in a career helping others? Maybe we can help by giving you some insight into our Respiratory Care program.
While some 21-year-old students are out hitting the town, Genesis Escamilla is home hitting the books. She is a full-time college student, a full-time employee and a full-time single mom.
“I am full-time everything,” says Genesis laughing. “I just take flex term classes so it isn’t an overload all at once.”
Keep reading to learn more about her story…
DCCCD has a new way to talk to us: texting! You can ask us questions and get help with things like applying to our colleges, registering for classes, transcripts and anything else you need. Keep reading to find out more.
We spend the entirety of our lives focused on how to be successful or achieve an inconceivable goal. But, at the end of the day, are any of us really content? When senior year in high school came about, there were only two possibilities for my future I had floating in my mind.
In honor of your achievements as students, we’ve gathered up the date, time and location of each graduation ceremony for our colleges.
Let’s talk about Dennis Frazier’s #DCCCDLove! His #DCCCDLove started when he was hired to work at North Lake College in a contracted position in the print shop. He worked there for ten years before becoming a department assistant in the Liberal Arts division in July 2008 and started pursuing his associate degree in 2010, just two years later.
