How much does Dallas College cost?

The average net price at Dallas College is about $4,146. That's what students actually pay per year after grants and scholarships. Published in-state tuition is $2,370.

How big is Dallas College?

Dallas College enrolls about 41,815 students.

What is the graduation rate at Dallas College?

Dallas College has a graduation rate of about 35%.

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Dallas College

Dallas, Texas · Public

$4k/yearCost after aid

May 1Application deadline

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About

Dallas College is located in Dallas, Texas. It is a public institution. The university enrolls approximately 41,815 students.

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Hispanic-Serving

Cost and aid

True cost

Great value

$4kper year

Compared to $17k national average

Cost breakdown

In-state tuition$2,370

Out-of-state tuition$6,000

Avg aid package$2,743

Students receiving aid30%

Pell grant recipients23%

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Admissions

Application info

Student–faculty ratio23:1

Test optionalYes

Application fee$0

Application dates

Early ActionDec 1

PriorityFeb 15

Regular DecisionMay 1

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Academics

Graduation rate35%

Retention rate89%

Student–faculty ratio23:1

Full-time faculty38%

Outcomes

Median earnings (10 yrs)$41,714

Avg starting salary$57,200

Job placement rate81%

Internship rate71%

Earn more than HS grad59%

Loan default (3 yr)13%

Loan repayment (3 yr)23%

Student life

Demographics

Large School

41,815Student size

Compared to 5,382 national average

More femaleGender ratio

Female 59%Male 41%

50% HispanicRacial diversity

Hispanic 50%Black 20%White 14%Asian 6%Other 10%

Campus housingNo

Student reviews

Professors

Current Student

Both of my experiences online and in person are very different. Unfortunately, I have not had the best experience with my online classes along with dual credit due to lack of communication between professors and I, however, I have had a positive experience with in person learning and student life as all my professors are there to help!

Current Student

I am currently a dual credit student in my senior year, and the professors I have dealt with have ranged from rude to just aloof. Sometimes they answer emails, but sometimes they just seem as though they could care less because we are also high school students sitting their courses.

Campus and vibes

Current Student

Dallas College is the best school for incoming students who don't want to attend a university just yet. Just start out slow.

Current Student

I have attended this college as a high school student or dual credit student and here are some of the best and worst things about this college. First and foremost it is a very nice environment where you feel safe to be around.

Cost and value

Current Student

Overall, Richland is a great college to have an associate degree, the price is much more cheaper than other community colleges.

About Dallas College

The Hobson Wildenthal Honors College at the University of Texas at Dallas offers high-achieving students unique academic opportunities, including specialized coursework, research experiences, and access to distinguished scholarships. Students in the Collegium V Honors Program benefit from small class sizes, priority registration, and a vibrant honors community. Admission typically requires a strong academic record, including high SAT or ACT scores.

Avg faculty salary$102,036