Dallas Christian College (DCC) provides the opportunity to TUMI graduates to successfully transfer their TUMI credits into a degree program of their choice. DCC offers Associate Degrees in Business (A.A.S.) and Humanities (A.A.). DCC offers Bachelor Degrees in Practical Ministries (in Ministry Leadership, Youth & Family, or Intercultural Studies), Biblical Ministry, Worship Arts, Interdisciplinary Studies, Business Administration, Psychology, and Teacher Education. For more information about the academic programs that are offered, you can go to: www.dallas.edu/academics.
TUMI students can transfer completed TUMI modules for credit into any degree program, if the module grade is a “C” or higher. Transferring students can transfer in enough modules to cover up to 18 credit hours at DCC
DCC also provides a unique learning format for the non-traditional student. Through FLEXCampus® (www.dallas.edu/flexcampus), each class is only six weeks long, meeting one night per week. Students have the option each week to attend class:
ONCAMPUS – Join your peers on the DCC Campus
ONLINE – Interact live with the class remotely
ONDEMAND – Watch the recording of your class on your own time
How Students can Access the Program
To apply for admission to DCC, prospective students can go to: www.dallas.edu/apply to begin the application process. It is there you can find what else you will need to do for admission to the college.
For TUMI credits to be transferred into the college, the partnership between DCC and TUMI operates on a “make good” basis. If a TUMI grad comes to DCC and earns a good grade in Introduction to Biblical Research (or any of DCC’s 2000-level or higher Bible or Theology classes), then DCC will accept and transfer in the following TUMI courses, assuming the student earned a “C” or higher in the TUMI courses:
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BIBLICAL STUDIES
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THEOLOGY AND ETHICS
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THEOLOGY/URBAN MISSION
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BIBLICAL STUDIES/URBAN MISSION
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CHRISTIAN MINISTRY
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In all, 16 TUMI modules = 6 DCC classes (18 credit hours maximum) on a make-good basis.
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