RESIDENCE LIFE
All single freshmen, sophomore, and junior students under the age of 21 not staying with parents or guardians must live in one of the residence halls, sharing together in this phase of the DCC community. Students desiring to live off campus must apply to the Vice President for Student Development.
New students must submit a complete Application for Housing.
Each air-conditioned room is designed for two or three students, with two-room suites sharing private bath and toilet facilities. The student furnishes linens, is responsible for the appearance and care of the room, and shares in the general housekeeping of the residence hall.
Televisions, microwaves, and refrigerators are allowed. If available, private rooms require permission of the Residence Director and will be at added expense.
A residence hall reservation and damage deposit of $150 is required to reserve a room. This deposit is used to defray the cost of unusual damage caused by improper care of the residence hall. A student can expect a full refund of the housing deposit following their final exit from the dorm if no damage has been incurred.
Dorm Amenities
- Rooms are approximately 12’x16′. Rooms vary slightly in dimensions.
- Carpeted hallways with tiled rooms
- Central heat & air
- Coin operated laundry facilities
- Wireless internet covered by technology fee
- Microwaves, refrigerators, crock pots, are allowed
- Mini blinds on all windows
- TVs, video gaming systems, surround sound/home theater systems are allowed
- Pool table, foosball table (Newland Hall)
- Rooms arranged in suite design. 2 rooms (generally 4 occupants) share a bathroom
- Sink in each room
- Standard size twin beds
- TV room in lobbies, both upstairs and downstairs, with cable and DVD player
- The lobby in each dorm has a TV, DVD and VCR player. Satellite is also provided. In Newland Hall, the downstairs lobby also has a game area.
Vaccination Requirement
Resident Age Restriction
Newland and Winslow Halls
Newland Hall houses single male residents, and Winslow Hall houses primarily single female residents. The downstairs lounges in the residence halls are open to both males and females, but the hallways and rooms are restricted to the appropriate gender only. All access points to the residence halls remain locked at all times (except during scheduled move-in periods). A full-time Residence Director (R.D.) resides in the building and provides leadership to the residents. Three Resident Assistants (R.A.s) are also available to provide informational services to the residents. The residence halls also have upper classmen serving as small group leaders/mentors, especially leading in spiritual development.
Off-Campus Housing
Students under 21 years of age are required to reside on campus or with their parents/guardians. Students 21 years of age and older are permitted to reside off campus in accommodations of their choosing. Many property finders are available online to assist you in finding accommodations near the Farmers Branch, TX campus including:
SPIRITUAL LIFE
Christian Service
Christian Service happens when Biblical truths leave the classroom and enter the world. When DCC’s students “use” their faiths, they truly understand the essence of Christian spiritual growth. Therefore, DCC’s Christian Service programs are designed to teach our students the discipline and the joy of serving in Christ’s name. DCC’s Christian Service requirements are as follows:
- Chapel attendance (Traditional and Quest students)
- Christian service reports
- Church attendance
- Day of Service participation (Traditional students)
- Illuminate! attendance (Traditional students)
Chapel
Illuminate!
Mentoring
Service Days
Kingdom Week
Residence Hall Devotions
Campus Organizations
GET INVOLVED
Student Government
Ministry Teams
Camp Teams
Student Leaders
Resident Assistants
DCC Flag Football League
Study Groups
STUDENT SERVICES
Students at Dallas Christian College have opportunities to connect with each other, with our community, and with God through the school’s many organizations. Campus organizations vary in nature to include elements such as ministry, athletics, arts, governance, tutoring, etc.
CAREERS
Whether you are looking for a part-time gig or a full-time internship, DCC offers services to help you land the right job. Start your search online by accessing the careers’ database or stop by the Community Office to find out more. | Find Jobs
COUNSELING
The Dallas Christian College faculty and staff are readily accessible and willing to offer personal and/or academic counseling to DCC’s students. However, should a student desire further personal counseling, he or she may set up an appointment with a professional counselor either on campus or at the counselor’s off-campus office. Counseling sessions are conducted under the highest standards of excellence and confidentiality. Counseling Sessions with a professional counselor are offered to DCC’s students on an as-available basis.
SUPPORT SERVICES
Dallas Christian College provides a support service to help students strive to achieve academic success. Procedures begin after the student initiates the process by informing the Academic office.
TUTORING
DCC Tutoring Sessions take place Monday through Friday, 9:00am to 6:00 pm and on the weekends and evenings, in Wallace’s Student Lounge on the third floor of the Administration Building. Individual sessions are also available upon request.
STUDENT HANDBOOK
Dallas Christian College is a Christian educational community devoted to preparing men and women for influence in life and ministry in the Lord’s church. This handbook outlines rules, regulations, and policies necessary or expedient for such a community’s life.