Online scholarship applications are here! myScholarships officially launched March 1 and it’s going to make the scholarship application process way easier for DCCCD students.
Hello! We’re talking a little more this week about U.S. News and World Report’s 100 Best Jobs of 2016, and how that relates to Dallas Community Colleges. This week, we’re talking about computer information technology jobs and the types of programs we have that are suited to those careers.
DCCCD has provided me with many resources to achieve success. My campus, North Lake College has a variety of clubs and organizations that improve leadership skills and help students grow academically.
This week, we’re starting a series of blog posts written in relation to U.S. News and World Report’s 100 Best Jobs of 2016. We’ll be breaking down the list by industry and discussing which jobs you can get with an associate degree from Dallas Community Colleges, along with a little information about what each career path might look like.
Registered nurses are always in demand and as Dallas County continues to grow, that trend will continue. But how do you get started?
What are your plans for the future?
What are you doing after graduation?
What do you want to be when you grow up?
Does this sound like your version of a haunted house? It’s okay if it does – but it doesn’t have to.
In February, Dallas Community Colleges will be celebrating Black History Month with a variety of activities on our campuses. We’ll be hosting theater performances, movie screenings, guest lectures and more.
Thinking about studying Criminal Justice? Find out what Dallas Community Colleges students are saying about the program.
Thinking about transferring to a four-year university? DCCCD hosts transfer fairs each year on our campuses to assist you in the process and help ensure a smooth, carefully planned transfer.
Welcome back, DCCCD students! We get it – starting college (or even just a new semester) can be overwhelming. Maybe you still need to buy textbooks (hopefully not!), find your classrooms, meet your professors or any number of other things. It’s a lot to handle! Hopefully some of the information in this post will be helpful.
