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FLEXCampus® Programs
The FLEXCampus® at DCC offers the Bachelor of Science degree with majors in Business, Interdisciplinary Studies, Practical Ministries, and Psychology. Our Business degree offers two tracks to choose from, Business Administration and Ethics or Nonprofit Management. Our Practical Ministries degree offers tracks in Ministry Leadership, Intercultural Studies, and Youth and Family Ministry. Our Interdisciplinary Studies degree offers two different concentrations to choose from for even more options.
The spiritual disciplines, Christian service, and mentoring are built into each of our programs. These are designed to help students become people of influence, engaging in their calling to the work of Christ in the Church and in the world.
The Bachelor of Science curriculum has 27-30 hours of open electives; this provides room for many of your previous credits to transfer toward your degree.
B.S. in Practical Ministries & Bible
This Bachelor of Science degree is designed to give people the biblical foundation, leadership skills, and ministry expertise to lead a church or para-church organization.
Intercultural Studies Track
Ministry Leadership Track
Youth & Family Ministry Track
B.S. in Business & Bible
This Bachelor of Science degree is designed to prepare people with the management skills to lead in business. Additionally, this program prepares graduates with the ethical and biblical foundation to make decisions that honor Christ.
Administration and Ethics Track
Leadership Track
Sports Management Track
B.S. in Business
B.S. in Psychology & Bible
This Bachelor of Science degree equips students with the foundational tools in psychology and counseling from a biblical perspective. The degree prepares students to continue studies in graduate school.
Human Rights Track
Life Coaching Track
Organizational Track
Pastoral Care Track
Sports Psychology Track
B.S. in Psychology
B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies & Bible
This Bachelor of Science allows students to have more than one concentration, which is great for students transferring in who have had a broad spectrum of previous studies.
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A.A. in Humanities
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A.A.S. in Business
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APPLICATION
APPLICATION FEE
RECOMMENDATION
SHOT RECORD
TRANSCRIPT
Official college transcript(s) from every college or university in which you attended or enrolled, with a stamp and administrator’s signature, which must arrive in a sealed envelope bearing the school’s logo. Even if you only took one class at an institution, DCC will need an official transcript.
If no previous college coursework, an official high school transcript with a stamp and administrator’s signature, which must arrive in a sealed envelope bearing the school’s logo.
DD214 & Military transcript (if applicable).
AN ESSAY
A 250-500 word essay that addresses two points:
- Describe your academic and spiritual goals and how you believe DCC can help you achieve them.
- Tell us why you believe the FLEXCampus® program fits into your current life since high school.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Much Does It Cost?
Description | Price |
Tuition (per credit hour) | $557 |
Class Fee (per course) | $100 |
What credits will transfer to DCC?
What credits will transfer from DCC to other colleges?
How are the classes conducted?
What computer skills and equipment are required?
FLEXCampus™ students are required to have a high-speed Internet connection, however they choose to attend.
You must be able to:
- Use Microsoft Word to create and format documents
- Use Microsoft PowerPoint at a beginner level
- Navigate and search the Internet
- Download and open files
- Download and install software
- Use the webcam and microphone on your computer
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- Windows – Minimum:
- Windows Vist SP2
- 1.4Ghz Intel or AMD Processor
- 2GB RAM
- DVD-ROM drive (only required for non-downloadable items)
- 1024×600 Display
- 512MB DirectX 10 Compatible Video Card
- 20GB Free SPace – Internal HDD/SSD Only
(May require additional space depending on your library) - Internet connection required for activation & updates
- Windows – Recommended:
- Windows 8 Pro (“RT” Not Supported)
- Intel i5 Processor (or AMD equivalent)
- 6GB+ RAM
- DVD-ROM drive (only required for non-downloadable items)
- 1280X1024 display
- 1GB+ DirectX11 Compatible Video Card
- 30GB Free Space – Internal HDD/SSD Only
(May require additional space depending on your library) - Broadband internet connection
- Mac – Minimum:
- OS X “Snow Leopard” 10.6
- Intel Processor (PowerPC not supported)
- 2GB RAM
- DVD-ROM drive (only required for non-downloadable items)
- 1024X600 Display
- 512MB Video Card
- 20GB Free Space – Internal HDD/SSD Only
(May require additional space depending on your library) - Internet connection required for activation & updates
- Mac – Recommended
- OS X “Mountain Lion” 10.8
- Intel i5 Processor
- 6GB+ RAM
- DVD-ROM drive (only required for non-downloadable items)
- 1280X1024 display
- 1GB+ Video Card
- 30GB Free Space – Internal HDD/SSD Only
(May require additional space depending on your library) - Broadband internet connection
- Windows – Minimum:
A computer purchased new in the last 2-3 years probably meets these requirements.
- Software
- Students need to have Microsoft Office 2007 or later. It is possible to use an alternative to Microsoft Office, but all assignments must be submitted in Office format: e.g. .docx or .pptx. Students must also be able to open Office files and read the comments inserted by instructors. OpenOffice provides a free alternative for Word and PowerPoint and meets these requirements.
- Students purchase Logos Bible Study software as a resource for “How to Study the Bible.” It is part of the required resources, so it can be purchased with financial aid funds if necessary. It is available for Windows and Macintosh.
- Other:
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- High-speed internet connection is required
- Internet conferencing equipment is required:
- Good quality webcam* with a microphone built in and a set of headphones/earbuds
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- Good quality webcam* (no microphone) and a headset**
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*The DCC Virtual Bookstore stocks the LogiTech HD 720p Video Calling Web Cam to allow students to purchase this webcam with financial aid.
**Using a headset is the preferred method. It reduces background noise and echo. -
How do I submit assignments?
When can I get started?
How long does it take to finish the degree program?
Some students can complete their college education in as little as two years. It depends on two things personal to each student:
- How many previous college credits can transfer to your chosen degree program: The registrar examines your official college transcripts (as well as military DD214) to create a transcript evaluation. This shows you what classes you need to complete your degree.
- How much time do you have to dedicate each week to taking classes: Students spend 18-20 hours per week completing each online course. If you can take two courses simultaneously and take classes during the summer, you can complete your degree more quickly.
Still Have Questions?
Anthony will be happy to answer all of your questions.

EARNING ALTERNATIVE CREDIT
A student can earn additional semester hours through the Credit for Demonstrated Competency (CDC) process or credit by examination. A maximum of 30 hours may be earned through these alternative methods. All alternative credit must be completed prior to registration of the final semester.
CREDIT FOR DEMONSTRATED COMPETENCY (CDC)
In the Credit for Demonstrated Competency process, the student prepares a portfolio documenting work experiences and the learning that has resulted from these experiences. These credits can be earned from many different sources, including workshops, seminars, independent study, noncredit classes, training programs, and work experiences. It is the learning, and not merely experience from these sources, that is evaluated and warrants the awarding of credit. In the admission process, a CDC advisor will provide the student with an estimate of the number of CDC credits he or she might receive through this process. A non-refundable fee is required at the time of application for Credit for Demonstrated Competency.
CREDIT BY EXAMINATION
DCC accepts five examinations by which a student may earn credit in addition to the courses and the CDC process. These are:
- College Level Examination Program (CLEP)—a national set of exams on selected topics offered on a regular schedule (testing available off campus only)
- Defense Activity for Traditional Educational Support (DANTES) – a national set of exams developed by the military and covering college introductory courses in 50 different subject areas (DCC is a DANTES test site.)
- Advanced Placement (AP) Examinations – a national set of exams on selected college-level topics studied at the high school (testing available off campus only)
- International Baccalaureate (IB) Higher-Level Examinations – An international set of exams on selected topics studied through the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (testing available off campus only)
- DCC institutional challenge exam.
CREDIT-BY-EXAMINATION COST
CREDIT-BY-EXAMINATION COST
Description | Price |
CDC or Dantes (per credit hour) | $100 |