Ebbah Realzola, founder of MEXZIM Corporation and an EY Entrepreneur of the Year Southwest Award finalist, credits Dallas College and its Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses partnership program with helping her strengthen her business model and grow her company during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. She highlights how Dallas College supports entrepreneurs through business education, workforce training, internships, and short-term certification programs that help students enter the workforce.

Dallas College's new Bachelor of Applied Science in Management program gives students a flexible and affordable way to continue their education while benefiting from the same faculty support, campus connections and resources they’ve come to value.

When Dallas College student Emmanuella Iwuji decided to participate in the Tech for Good Future Leaders program in France, she was looking for more than a stamp in her passport. She wanted an experience that would stretch her thinking and help her understand how her education could make a difference in the world around her.

On June 18, Geoff Tchon and 13 classmates became the first-ever graduates of the Aviation Maintenance Technology (AMT) program. At least nine graduates secured employment before crossing the stage, highlighting the region's urgent need for skilled aviation talent.

For a group of 10 Dallas College students, a week in London this May was far more than a study abroad experience. It was a hands-on introduction to future careers in law, politics and criminal justice.

From May 21-31, 23 Dallas College students traded their everyday routines for an immersive, unforgettable experience in Japan.