What is the Dallas TeleCollege and how long has DCCCD been involved in distance learning?
Dallas TeleCollege is the online campus of the DCCCD, allowing students to take classes or complete a degree online without ever setting foot on campus. We produced our first television-based course back in 1972. In the 35 years that have followed, this high quality courseware has continued to evolve and leverage the latest innovations in technology and teaching theory.
How much does it cost to attend school?
What are the residency requirements?
When, where and how do I have to pay for my classes?
Are there options for payment plans?
What financial aid is available?
Who is the Ted Pohrte Scholarship available to?
Students who:
- Are seeking a degree and are enrolled in at least six hours of DCCCD distance learning classes (9000 section courses) in a fall or spring semester
- Maintain a minimum GPA of 2.5
- Have no outstanding debt with any DCCCD Financial Aid Office.
- Distance learning students of Dallas TeleCollege or any DCCCD college location: Brookhaven College • Cedar Valley College • Eastfield College • El Centro College • Mountain View College • North Lake College • Richland College
Mail or fax the following to Angela Auzenne at the Dallas Telecollege:
- The complete application for the Ted Pohrte Scholarship, along with
- A 250-word essay on “What Distance Learning Means to Me” and
- A transcript of previous high school and college work. An unofficial transcript may be accepted with the application form, but an official transcript is required within 30 days of application.
Angela Auzenne • Dallas TeleCollege • 9596 Walnut Street • Dallas, Texas 75243 • Fax 972-669-6969
- November 30 for each spring semester, with scholarship disbursement in January
- June 30 for each fall semester, with scholarship disbursement in August
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