Transfer Partnerships and Pathways

Transfer With Confidence

Your bachelor's degree starts with a strong plan. Through Bachelor Bound, Dallas College partners with colleges and universities across Texas and beyond to help make your transfer journey as seamless as possible.

Whether you've already chosen a university or are still exploring your options, we'll help you understand your transfer choices, maximize your credits and create a plan that supports your academic goals.

Why Transfer Through Bachelor Bound?

Our transfer partnerships are designed to help you:

• Choose courses that align with your bachelor's degree.
• Maximize the value of your transferable credits.
• Stay on track toward graduation.
• Understand transfer requirements before you apply.
• Transition to your university with confidence.

Explore Transfer Pathways

Many of our university partners offer transfer pathways for popular majors, making it easier to plan your academic journey from your first semester at Dallas College through completion of your bachelor's degree.

Explore our partner universities and find the pathway that's right for you.

Dallas Transfer Collaborative

Dallas College, East Texas A&M University, Texas Woman’s University and University of North Texas at Dallas have formed a new collaboration to improve outcomes for transfer students by collectively simplifying their pathways for transfer utilizing targeted meta-majors that map to multiple bachelor’s programs. Students can save both time and money through participation in the Dallas Transfer Collaborative by avoiding credit loss in transfer to the participating institutions.

Texas State University BBA at Dallas College

Dallas College students can earn a Texas State University bachelor’s degree while taking classes at the Richland Campus. This concurrent enrollment program is available for academic programs in the Texas State University McCoy College of Business. Financial aid is available for those who qualify, and a $4,000 financial incentive is offered to all participating students. For more information about financial aid or the financial incentive, please contact TXSTLocal_Dallas@TXState.edu.

University of Texas at Dallas

The University of Texas at Dallas, a partner institution to Dallas College, is accepting and applying Associate of Applied Science (WECM) course credits in the School of Economic, Political and Policy Science (EPPS) majors: Geospatial Information Systems (GIS), Criminology, and Public Affairs/Public & Nonprofit Management. Students who successfully complete Associate of Applied Science (WECM) courses in specific applied science degrees with Dallas College may petition for a limited number of elective credit hours to be awarded to these majors after admission to UT Dallas.

Texas A&M Engineering Academy

The Texas A&M Engineering Academy at Dallas College provides students interested in studying engineering at Texas A&M University an affordable path to a bachelor's degree. Students are co-enrolled at Texas A&M and Dallas College and take courses — including some taught directly by Texas A&M faculty at Brookhaven — for a minimum of one year in Dallas before transferring to College Station full-time.

University of Arizona Global Campus

The University of Arizona Global Campus’ prior learning assessment program may give students the opportunity to earn credit for college-level learning that occurs outside a traditional classroom setting, like approved training programs and professional experience. Eligible students interested in earning their bachelor’s degrees could save up to $4,950 on their tuition through this program. See if you’re eligible today!

Tarleton State University Distinguished College Partners

Dallas College has been selected as a Distinguished College Partner of Tarleton State University for all-new transfer students. Dallas College graduates who qualify for Tarleton’s Transfer Guaranteed Award (T-GAP) Program and attend Tarleton will receive an award guarantee.