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Due to federal FERPA laws, we cannot discuss student-specific Financial Aid issues online/on Facebook. For your own protection, we're unable to give information in public about things such as when your aid will be disbursed or where your aid is in the process. Students with Financial Aid questions should contact the Financial Aid Call Center at 972-587-2599 or email us at [email protected].

Summer youth camps are back! We're hosting STEM, emerging technology, arts and culture for youth and teens. We also have...
05/07/2025

Summer youth camps are back! We're hosting STEM, emerging technology, arts and culture for youth and teens. We also have culinary- and nursing-related programs! For camp dates, ages, locations and more, please visit our summer youth camps page -> https://bit.ly/4m5n1ja

Seven Dallas College students have been selected to represent their fellow graduates as ceremony speakers this month. Th...
05/06/2025

Seven Dallas College students have been selected to represent their fellow graduates as ceremony speakers this month. They embody the diverse backgrounds and resilient spirits that define the Dallas College Class of 2025. Learn about them below!

Ariana Dewberry, who suddenly lost her eyesight in 2018 and took a five-year hiatus before starting at our Cedar Valley campus in 2024.

Jersey Glass, who graduated from a class of fewer than 30 students in Alaska, then discovered our Richland Campus through volleyball recruitment.

Sheree Peart, who joined us at Brookhaven at age 28 after years of going through foster care and periods of homelessness.

Beckett Potter, who at just 13 years old is graduating with his Associate of Science degree.

Aranza Ortega Vargas, who was born in Mexico and was able to overcome financial barriers through the Dallas Promise scholarship program.

Erika Ramirez, a first-generation college student and mother of three who has earned her bachelor's degree in early childhood education.

Lastly, Rapeeporn "Yuka" Saekow, who overcame the challenge of being 9,000 miles from home to earn her degree with a 4.0 while also working as a researcher.

Want to learn more about these inspiring students? --> https://bit.ly/4kaq08y

It’s official: When it comes to acing finals, rest is best. 😴📚💯 Exams are next week, and we’re here to help you finish s...
05/05/2025

It’s official: When it comes to acing finals, rest is best. 😴📚💯 Exams are next week, and we’re here to help you finish strong! Drop by the Learning Commons for study tips and tricks, review sessions, tutoring and more —> https://bit.ly/44jlIqB

Our students and program leaders put on a show and brought home plenty of hardware at the 2025 SkillsUSA State Leadershi...
05/02/2025

Our students and program leaders put on a show and brought home plenty of hardware at the 2025 SkillsUSA State Leadership and Skills Conference in Corpus Christi. In total, 102 students made the trip and participated in various competitions, where they captured a total of 86 medals in 57 different categories, ranging from Audio and Radio Production to Nurse Assisting to Wedding Cake Decoration.

Up next — student who earned a gold medal at the state competition qualify to move on to compete nationally at the SkillsUSA Championships to be held June 23-27 in Atlanta.

Read over the full list of medal winners and learn what SkillsUSA is all about by reading our blog at https://bit.ly/3RNqBAS

The big moment has finally arrived! We’ve officially cut the ribbon and opened the doors to our new hangar at Dallas Exe...
05/01/2025

The big moment has finally arrived! We’ve officially cut the ribbon and opened the doors to our new hangar at Dallas Executive Airport! Our newest space will be home to Dallas College’s Aviation Maintenance Technology (AMT) program, which is FAA Part 147 certified and offers hands-on training in the aviation maintenance field. The program will also offer FAA-approved certificates in General Aviation, Airframe and Powerplant maintenance. The program’s first cohort started April 1.

This 13-month program prepares students for careers as aviation maintenance technicians, a field with a median annual salary of $80,000.

Want to learn more about the program? Fly on over to our website at https://bit.ly/4d3Ek0e

We know you look good in blue... If you're in the Class of '25 and have grad pics, we want to see them! Tag   when you p...
04/30/2025

We know you look good in blue... If you're in the Class of '25 and have grad pics, we want to see them! Tag when you post your favorite photos — we want to share! 💙🎓❤️

We think meeting with your success coach is so important that we’ll pay you to do it! Eligible students can earn $50 mon...
04/29/2025

We think meeting with your success coach is so important that we’ll pay you to do it! Eligible students can earn $50 monthly through the Coaching for SUCCESS program. Convinced? To learn more, check your eligibility or make an appointment before summer break, visit https://bit.ly/3YQJruC

“It’s absolutely been an advantage to come back to school at my age. I know what I want now. I know what I can do with t...
04/28/2025

“It’s absolutely been an advantage to come back to school at my age. I know what I want now. I know what I can do with this degree, and that gives me an edge. I’ve lived life — I’ve worked, I’ve struggled, and I’ve seen what works and what doesn’t. That experience is my foundation.” - Rod Gordon, Dallas College student. Read Rod's full story below.

What was your experience like returning to college after being away for so long?
“Yes, I’ve been to college before. My first attempt was as a pre-med major in the ’90s, living at home. But honestly, I wasn’t focused. I was more interested in moving out of the house and gaining my independence, so I went that direction. Once I moved out and had bills to pay, school quickly became secondary to work. But even while I was working, I knew I’d need to go back to school to break through the ceiling I kept hitting. When I found out what Dallas College offered, the cost, convenience and value, it just made sense. As they say, the math was mathing.”

What advice would you give someone thinking about going back to school?
“First off, it can be done. Don’t let anyone, or yourself, tell you otherwise. I graduated high school in 1993. I’m 51 now. Life expectancy is getting longer, and people are living healthier lives. It’s never too late. The opportunity is there, but you have to reach for it. Nobody’s going to push that door open for you — you have to let yourself in.”

What inspired you to keep going after returning to school?
“Family, for sure. Hearing my loved ones say, ‘We’re proud of you’ is like a drug. It motivates me. Inspiration can come from all kinds of places. Your struggles, your people, even unexpected moments. Once you find it, hold onto it. Let it push you forward.”

What kind of legacy do you want to leave behind?
“I want people to know that it’s never too late to change, and to make your life better. No matter what obstacles you face — physical, emotional, spiritual — you can still make a choice. I want to be remembered as someone who never gave up, who pursued his dreams, and who inspired others to do the same.”

Our fashion design students brought style, skill and creativity to the runway at our annual Future of Fashion Design Sho...
04/25/2025

Our fashion design students brought style, skill and creativity to the runway at our annual Future of Fashion Design Showcase. At Thursday night's event, 48 students showcased approximately 125 unique custom designs that wowed a sold-out room at the Astoria Event Venue in Irving. Which fit are you feeling?

If you have a passion for fashion, it's time to make a career of it. Get started at https://www.dallascollege.edu/cd/credit/fashion-design/pages/default.aspx?utm_campaign=school-of-arts&utm_content=1745604020&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook

We’re   to celebrate our students! Last week, Student Life and Engagement rolled out the red carpet for an Awards Show a...
04/23/2025

We’re to celebrate our students! Last week, Student Life and Engagement rolled out the red carpet for an Awards Show and Sneaker Ball at the Fairmont Hotel Regency Ballroom in Dallas. It was an amazing night of smiles, cheers, pride and sneaks! Top honors went to our Bobbie Harrison Student Leaders of the Year.

These student recipients embody resilience, excellence and compassion in everything they do:

Brookhaven – Lilian Cordero Lopez
Cedar Valley – Melissa Daniel
Eastfield – Marvellous Adelaku
El Centro – Arbre’Niyia Richardson
Mountain View – Gired Aguilar
North Lake – Subah Ahmed
Richland – Malak Elkady

Is your weekday schedule too busy to get the registration help you need? We’re open virtually this Saturday to get you p...
04/22/2025

Is your weekday schedule too busy to get the registration help you need? We’re open virtually this Saturday to get you prepared for the upcoming semester! We're available to you by phone, email and video chat from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. More info: https://bit.ly/4jkVtEH

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Due to federal FERPA laws, we cannot discuss student-specific Financial Aid issues online/on Facebook. For your own protection, we're unable to give information in public about things such as when your aid will be disbursed or where your aid is in the process. Students with Financial Aid questions should contact the Financial Aid Call Center at 972-587-2599 or email us at [email protected]. hours: Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-7 p.m.