Dallas Christian College

Farmers Branch, Texas, United States · Est. 1950 · Private Non-profit

Private Christian college in Texas educating leaders for ministry, business, and service since 1950.

  • Founded 1950; affiliated with the Christian Church (Restoration Movement)
  • Private nonprofit; 336 students; located in Farmers Branch, Texas
  • Accredited by Association for Biblical Higher Education (ABHE)
  • Offers undergraduate and graduate programs in Bible, business, education, psychology, and ministry
  • Member of NCCAA Division II athletics; offers men's and women's basketball, soccer, baseball, volleyball
  • 95% of students receive financial aid; accelerated 3-year bachelor's degree option available

Academics

Dallas Christian College offers undergraduate degrees in Bible & Theology, Business, Humanities, Interdisciplinary Studies, Practical Ministries, Psychology, Sports Science, and Teacher Education. Graduate programs include Master's degrees in Language Development & Translation, Multicultural Engagement, Transformative Leadership, and Transformative Ministry through the Worley School of Ministry. All degree programs integrate a strong biblical foundation with professional and specialized studies, meeting ABHE requirements for balanced curricula. The college emphasizes mentoring alongside classroom instruction, combining academic rigor with spiritual formation.

Campus & Student Life

The suburban campus is located in Farmers Branch, Texas, just off I-635 and I-35E. DCC provides on-campus housing and resident life programs, along with spiritual formation activities and student services. The college supports both traditional on-campus learning and flexible online (DCC|Online) formats with six-week classes. Athletic teams, called the Crusaders, compete in NCCAA Division II and the Association of Christian College Athletics, offering men's and women's basketball and soccer, baseball, volleyball, cross country, golf, and women's softball.

Admissions

DCC accepts freshmen, transfer students, international (F-1 visa) applicants, military members, and veterans. The admissions process involves completing a free online application, submitting official transcripts, and receiving an acceptance letter followed by personalized counseling. The college welcomes students with fewer than 12 credit hours as freshmen and those with 12+ hours as transfers. Military applicants should submit DD214 forms and military transcripts. International students receive dedicated support throughout the application process.

Financial Aid & Affordability

Ninety-five percent of DCC students receive financial aid through federal grants, work-study, private loans, veterans benefits, and scholarships. The college offers multiple scholarship opportunities including D-1 Athletic Scholarships, Academic Scholarships, and participation awards. DCC emphasizes affordability with competitive tuition rates and a distinctive accelerated option allowing traditional undergraduates to earn a bachelor's degree in three years or fewer, reducing overall time-to-degree costs.

Founded
1950
Type
Private Non-profit
Courses
15
Total intake
Not yet verified
AffiliationChristian Church (Restoration Movement); Association for Biblical Higher Education
Websitehttps://www.dallas.edu/
HousingAvailable
Some details are still being verified.

Quick stats

Courses offered
15
Avg career outcomes
$43.5K
Total intake
Not yet verified
Housing
Yes
Data last verified June 2026 · compiled from official sources