Did you know the month of April is Financial Literacy Month? What’s your definition of financial success? Everyone has their own financial goals and needs…
Recently, Glassdoor.com published an article called 9 Hot Jobs for Workers Without a Bachelor’s Degree and, wouldn’t you know it — you can become qualified for (or move up in) several of those jobs through an education at DCCCD! Here’s the full scoop:
Are you ready to further your business education, but not sure where to start? Wondering where you’ll find the time? Maybe it’s time to check out some of our 100% online degree programs! We have programs available in business administration, accounting, marketing, entrepreneurship and more, all of which can be completed from the comfort of an Internet connection.
You read that right! Starting in January 2017, all eligible DCCCD students can apply for a Student GoPass. Stay tuned, though — there are a few eligibility requirements and other details you’re going to want to keep in mind.
Interested in a career helping others? Maybe we can help by giving you some insight into our Respiratory Care program.
One decision that all college students must decide on when purchasing required course materials is which platform to choose between when it comes to textbooks.
Fall is just around the corner, and there’s lots to see and lots to do before your classes start. Hopefully we can help keep you on track!
Over the past few weeks I’ve been indulging in the fact that I no longer have college work to tend to. Aside from working my day job, I’ve been looking for ways to give back to the community.
Skills in Hospitality Exhibition and Event Management can be useful in a variety of settings. Organizations from across the entire professional spectrum need workers with event management skills, whether it’s corporations, hotels, professional organizations, nonprofit organizations, religious institutions or others.
Construction jobs are in demand in north Texas, with expected employment growth of 27 percent by 2024, according to the Texas Workforce Commission. This surge affects all areas of construction, including (but not limited to) areas like: electrical technology, plumbing, air conditioning and refrigeration technology, carpentry and welding.
