Are you ready to begin the Fall 2016 semester at DCCCD? Here are some dates to keep in mind when it comes to registration and financial aid for fall classes.
Meet Sherrilyn! Sherrilyn studies Child Development at Eastfield, and she stepped up to help us promote Computer Information Technology programs for the 2016 ad campaign.
Meet Nikkie! She’s a North Lake student from the Philippines and she worked with us to film an ad promoting our Nursing and Health Care programs.
Did you know you can take online classes from top four-year colleges and pay DCCCD tuition rates? It’s true! If you’ve completed at least 12 credit hours of college-level courses and have earned a 3.5 GPA or higher, you qualify.
Next up on our student profiles from the 2016 DCCCD ad campaign, you’ll get to meet Ezra Calado from Richland. In addition to being a student blogger for DCCCD, Ezra worked with us to help promote the “Higher Education That Actually Gets You Hired” concept to Dallas County.
Being a leader doesn’t always come naturally. Some of us are naturally inclined to become leaders and managers, sure, but the rest of us have to work at it. Luckily, many of these practical business skills can be studied, taught and improved on over time… and that’s where Dallas Community Colleges come in!
Continuing our series of posts about the new ad campaign, today you’ll get to meet Charles. Charles is an Eastfield graduate who worked with us to produce an ad promoting our Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Technology programs, which you can watch at the end of this post.
Have you seen the new ad campaign yet? If not, head over to our YouTube channel and check it out! The theme is “Higher Education That Actually Gets You Hired” and it highlights many of the great jobs you can get with an education from DCCCD. Of course, we couldn’t have done it without the help of our students!
Big news for current DCCCD students: Higher One is being replaced by eRefunds as our refund and disbursement vendor. But what exactly does this change mean to you?
“One of the greatest benefits of being a STEM scholar is the access to networking.”
