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FINANCIAL SERVICES

FINANCING YOUR EDUCATION

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FAFSA

Use the DCC School Code (006941) to complete your application at fafsa.ed.gov. | See Details
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FINANCIAL ESTIMATE

Once scholarships are determined and we have received the FAFSA, a financial estimate is created.
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SIGN YOUR MPN

Go to studentloans.gov to sign your “Master Promissory Note.”
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COMPLETE ENTRANCE COUNSELING

Go to studentloans.gov to complete counseling for entrance using your FSA ID.
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CHECK CRUSADER E-MAIL

Check your “Crusader E-Mail” for any status updates of your financial aid process.
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WATCH FOR SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Be sure to check studentaid.ed.gov for special announcements.

TYPES OF FINANCIAL AID

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Scholarships

DCC offers many scholarships, grants, and participation awards to aid with the cost of tuition. | Learn More
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Federal Programs

To qualify for any of the federal programs, the student must demonstrate financial need by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). All new and returning students must establish financial need annually in order to receive financial aid. | Learn More
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Federal Work-Study

DCC offers on-campus employment. However, the number of jobs is limited. In order to be considered for these positions, the student must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). | Learn More
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Veterans Assistance

Veterans and veteran dependents may be eligible for educational benefits through the Veterans Administration. Veterans should contact their area Veterans Administration Office for eligibility requirements. Veterans are certified for enrollment through the Financial Aid Office.
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Community Service

Job opportunities in the area are plentiful for students who desire to work. Assistance in job availability is obtained through the Student Development office at DCC. A student must be careful to arrange the job to fit with the college schedule; i.e., academic preparation has priority over work.
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Private Loans

Lenders are recommended based upon their historical lending with our students or are based upon the quality of products and services they provide to students and families. | Learn More

TUITION COSTS

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2024-2025
Online Programs–Undergraduate

Online Ministry Degree Tuition (per credit hour)

 $330
Online Degree Tuition (per credit hour) $430
Active-Duty Military Students (per credit hour)*

$250
Online Course Fee (per class) $150
Spiritual Transformation Inventory (online only) $40
Library Fee $125
Traditional Programs (per semester)
Traditional Tuition (per credit hour) $685
Active-Duty Military Students (per credit hour)* $250
Housing  $2583
Private Housing $500
Housing Deposit $150
Food Plan $2467
Student Services Fee (9 hrs or more) $590
Student Services Fee (less than 9hrs) $420
Student Government  $25
Student Parking $50
Student Technology $100
Orientation  $125
Books & Supplies** $800
Enrollment Deposit $200
Library Fee
 $125
Security Fee $125
Dual Credit (per credit hour) $100
Online Program–MTM & MTL
Tuition (per credit hour) $495
Online course fee (per class) $150
Library fee $125

Online Program–Master of Arts
(includes Graduate Certificates)

  • Multicultural Engagement
  • Language Design & Translation
Subscription (per term)
 $450
Competency assessment fee (per credit earned) $200
Credit by Demonstrated Competency (CDC) fee (per credit) $100
Alternative {Teacher} Certification Program
Program Tuition Package $3500
* Tuition rate after awarded benefits
**Estimated for Full-time students

State Agencies and Organizations

Federal Agencies and Services

CONTACT FINANCIAL AID OFFICE

Financial Aid Office

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