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Navy College Distance Learning Partnership Program

Just because you're stationed at a remote location or deployed at sea, doesn't mean you can't go to college. The Dallas County Community Colleges' online campus has what you need to complete your college education, whether it's English or business, we offer the best in distance education. You can earn enough college credits to complete an associate in arts degree, take a few classes to improve your skills or transfer credit within the SOCNAV-2 network. Whichever direction you choose, we offer flexible accredited classes to get you on your way to success.

Dallas TeleCollege offers many opportunities for Navy personnel through the Navy College Distance Learning Partnership:

• Multiple semester lengths
• Our most popular courses start every few weeks
• CD-ROM, Online and Mobile course formats
• Interactive assignments with corresponding video programs
• Online testing
• Textbook and study materials available
• Tuition assistance from the Navy
• SOCNAV transfer guarantee

Dallas TeleCollege is proud to be one of the plank-owner institutions in the Navy College Distance Learning Partnership.

Dallas TeleCollege, through partnership with Eastfield College, awards academic credit for military training when appropriate. Military transcripts are evaluated with the American Council on Education’s Guide to the Evaluation of Educational Experiences in the Armed Forces.

Credit may also be transferred into Dallas TeleCollege or other DCCCD colleges from most accredited institutions with the receipt of an official transcript. Additionally, credit is awarded for DANTES, CLEP and AP exams. Up to 75% or a degree (approx. 45 credit hours) may be earned in this manner.

Awarding of credit by transfer or military experience is based on an individual evaluation of your SMART and additional academic transcripts. Please be advised that while a great amount of credit may be "accepted," not all of these credits may be "applied" to degree requirements (especially in the case of required core academic courses).

Please contact a Dallas TeleCollege advisor to begin the evaluation and assessment process.

The Dallas County Community College District is a proud member of the SOCNAV-2 network.