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DISCOVERDMACC
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10 Record STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS.
9 Offering SMALL CLASS SIZES for more one-on-one attention.
8 252 PROGRAMS AND SHORT-TERM JOB-READY CERTIFICATES to choose from.
7 ONLINE CLASSES for more flexibility.
6 New and remodeled STUDENT HOUSING.
5 CONVENIENCE of six campuses and five learning centers.
4 SAVE MONEY: DMACC tuition and fees are the lowest in Iowa.
3 NEW STUDENT COMPLEX that includes fitness and recreation center.
2 BEST JOB MARKET in Iowa—companies are waiting to hire DMACC grads.
1 New “WOW” Student Experience!
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Career & Technical Programs
In the next few years, jobs requiring an Associate’s Degree or higher are projected to grow twice as fast as those requiring no college. Many new job opportunities in Iowa today are career and technical positions.
DMACC offers 252 programs, degrees and certificates. Most of these are in career and technical fields. These are rewarding, well-paying careers with opportunities for advancement. A DMACC Career and Technical degree provides graduates with the skills necessary to immediately become employable and competitive in the global marketplace.
ACCORDING TO THE U.S. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS:
} Jobs requiring a two-year Associate’s Degree are expect-ed to grow at a faster rate between 2010 and 2020 than those requiring a four-year Bachelor’s Degree.
} The average wage of a worker with an Associate’s Degree in 2010 was $60,590, which is very close to the average wage for workers holding a Bachelor’s Degree ($63,430) and higher than the average wage of workers holding Master’s Degrees ($60,240). A two-year degree at DMACC costs thousands less than other education alternatives. Source: www.bls.gov/opub/mlr/2012/01/art5full.pdf
Evolving with the job market.
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Agriculture, Natural & Environmental ServicesAgribusiness AgronomyAgribusiness Animal ScienceAgribusiness Farm ManagementAgribusiness Sales/ServiceAgribusiness Sustainable Ag.AgribusinessArboricultureBiotechnology Lab MethodsBiotechnologyBiotechnology—Agronomy ConcentrationEnvironmental ScienceGreenhouse ProductionHorticultureLandscape DesignTurf MaintenanceVeterinary TechnologyViticultureWastewater ApprenticeshipWater ApprenticeshipWater Environmental TechnologyWater Treatment TechnologyWater/Wastewater Treatment
Architecture, Engineering & ConstructionApplied Engineering TechnologyArchitectural TechnologyBlueprint ReadingBuilding MaintenanceBuilding TradesCivil Engineering TechnologyComputer-Aided Design TechnologyElectrical Construction TradesElectronics Engineer TechnologyElectronics FundamentalsHeating/AC/Refrigeration
It’s all about the programs
Programs by Areas of Interest
www.dmacc.edu/programs
Interior Design ConsultantLandscape DesignRobotics & Control Systems Engineer
Arts, Design & Visual CommunicationsAdvanced Animation & Rich MediaAirbrush ArtAnimation & Rich MediaArchitectural TechnologyBasic Visual CommunicationCivil Engineering TechnologyComputer-Aided Design TechnologyDigital IllustrationDigital MarketingDigital PublishingFashion & DesignFashion StylingGraphic DesignInDesignInteractive Media Graphic DesignInterior Design ConsultantPhotographyPhotography—AdvancedVideo EditingVideo ProductionVisual CommunicationsWeb DeveloperWeb DevelopmentWeb Development—Advanced
Business, Management & MarketingAccounting & BookkeepingAccounting CertificateAccounting for EntrepreneursAccounting SpecialistAccounting: Income Tax PreparationAccounting: PayrollAdministrative Assistant
Liberal Arts (College Transfer)Liberal Arts—AAAccountingActuarial ScienceAgricultureAgribusinessAnthropologyArchitectureArtBiology Business AdministrationChemistryChiropracticCommunicationsComputer ScienceConstruction ManagementCriminal JusticeCultural StudiesDramaDentistryEarly Childhood Education
EconomicsElementary EducationEngineeringEnglishEnvironmental ScienceFinanceFitness and Sports ManagementForeign LanguageForensicsGeographyGlobal StudiesGraphic DesignHealth AdministrationHealth SciencesHistoryHuman ServicesHumanitiesInformation SystemsJournalismLawLiterature
Mass CommunicationsMathematicsMedicineMusicNursingPharmacyPhilosophy and ReligionPhysician AssistantPhysics and AstronomyPolitical SciencePsychologyPublic AdministrationSecondary EducationSociologySocial WorkSpeechSports ManagementVeterinaryand many more . . .
DMACC transfer tracks are offered in the following disciplines:
Liberal Arts & Sciences/ TransferLiberal Arts — ASLiberal Arts — AALiberal Arts (AA) Transfer Pathway— Still DecidingLiberal Arts (AA) Transfer Pathway— English & CommunicationsLiberal Arts (AA) Transfer Pathway— Behavioral Sciences
Liberal Arts (AS) Transfer Pathway— STEMPre-BusinessPre-EducationPre-EngineeringPre-LawPre-Medicine
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Hospitality & CulinaryCulinary ArtsDietary ManagerHospitality BusinessHotel Restaurant Management
Information TechnologyAdvanced Animation & Rich MediaAdvanced Web DeveloperAnimation & Rich MediaBusiness Information SystemsC# DeveloperC++ DeveloperComputer LanguagesCrime Scene InvestigationDatabase SpecialistDigital Forensic InvestigationHealth Information TechnologyInsurance ServicesInformaticsInformation Technology Network Admin.Java Application DeveloperMobile Development TechnologyNetwork Security ManagerNetwork Technology/TelecomNetwork Technology—Telecom/ Data CommunicationsWeb DeveloperWeb Development—AdvancedWeb Development
ManufacturingAdvanced Manufacturing TechnologyApplied Engineering TechnologyApplied Engineering Technology— Electro-Mechanical Tech.Applied Engineering Technology— Wind TurbineApplied Engineering Technology
Blueprint ReadingCNC OperatorDiemakingElectrical Construction TradesElectronics Engineer TechnologyElectronics FundamentalsFluid Power TechnologyGas Metal Arc WeldingGas Tungsten Arc WeldingGMAW Advanced AWS WeldingMachinist TechnologyManufacturing MaintenanceProduction MIG WeldingRobotics & Control Sys. EngineerShielded Metal Arc WeldingSMAW Advanced AWS WeldingThermal Cutting WeldingTool & DiemakingWastewater ApprenticeshipWastewater Treatment TechnologyWater ApprenticeshipWater Treatment TechnologyWater/Wastewater TreatmentWelding
Transportation & LogisticsASEP—General MotorsASSET—FordAuto Chassis & Power TrainAuto Collision TechnologyAuto Engines & Tune UpAuto Mechanics TechnologyAuto Minor Repair/MaintenanceDiesel TechnologyElectro-Mechanical Tech. Maintenance (Diesel)MOPAR CAP—ChryslerZiegler Caterpillar Technology
Business AdministrationBusiness Information SystemsComputer LanguagesDigital MarketingEntrepreneurshipFinancial AdministrationFuneral ServicesHIPAA Professional PreparationHuman Resources ManagementManagement Information SystemsManagementMarketingMedical Coding Certificate Prep.Medical Insurance & CodingMedical Office SpecialistMortuary ScienceOffice/Clinic Support AssistantParalegalReal-time ReportingRetail ManagementSalesSales & ManagementSupervision
Education, Public & Human ServicesCriminal Justice: CorrectionsCriminal Justice: Electronic CrimeCriminal Justice: Homeland SecurityCriminal Justice: Law EnforcementCriminal JusticeEarly Childhood EducationECE Program AdministrationEmergency Medical TechnologyFire Protection TechnologyFire Science TechnologyFire SpecialistHomeland SecurityHuman ServicesInterpr. & Translation/HealthcareInterpr. & Translation/Education
Interpr. & Translation/GeneralistInterpr. & Translation/Human ServicesInterpr. & Translation/JudiciaryInterpr. & Translation/BusinessInterpretation & TranslationMortuary ScienceParalegalParamedic Specialist
Health ScienceAdult ServicesAdvanced Nurse AideAging Services ManagementAnimation and Rich MediaAssociate Degree NursingNursing—PracticalBiomedical Electronics TechnicianBiotechnology Lab MethodsBiotechnologyDental AssistantDental HygieneEmergency Medical TechnicianFitness & Sports ManagementGerontology SpecialistHealth Information Technology for HealthcareHealth Information Technology for Information Technology ProfessionalLong-Term Care AdministrationLong-Term Care Administration Pract.Medical AssistantMedical Laboratory TechnologyNurse AideOffice/Clinic Support AssistantParamedic SpecialistPharmacy TechnicianPhlebotomyRespiratory TherapyRespiratory Therapy/Sleep MachineSurgical Technology
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AcademicOpportunities
WHAT IS AN ASSOCIATE’S DEGREE?An Associate’s Degree is an undergraduate degree requiring completion of a minimum of 64 credit hours.
� Last year, nearly 15,000 high school students enrolled in DMACC’s Career Advantage Program to earn credit toward their Associate’s Degree.
� DMACC Career Advantage classes are free and credits easily transfer to colleges and universities.
Turn college credits you’ve earned in high school into a college degree!
Many students who come to DMACC have already earned valuable college credit while in high school. DMACC recognizes this credit and creates a personal plan of study for each student that can reduce the time it takes to complete a degree and minimize the total cost of your education.
While some college credit will be helpful, a DMACC Associate’s Degree:
� Prepares you for an effective transfer to a four-year college or university.
� Provides new and unique perspectives on career choices, including preprofessional programs in law, medicine, education, business and more.
� Connects you with partnership programs at public and private universities.
� Saves you THOUSANDS of DOLLARS in tuition costs.
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The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa is to recognize and encourage scholarship among two-year college students. Phi Theta Kappa provides opportunities to develop leadership and service, an intellectual climate for the exchange of ideas and ideals, lively fellowship for scholars, and stimulation of interest in continuing academic excellence.
The full-tuition DMACC Valedictorian Scholarship is available to Iowa’s best students: those ranked first in their graduating class with an ACT Compos-ite score of 26 or higher. This scholar-ship pays 100% of tuition costs for two years, plus a $500-per-year stipend for books and supplies. DMACC also offers the Mark Pearson FFA Leadership Scholarship, a full-tuition scholarship for qualifying FFA Chapter Presidents.
Our Honors Program is the first full-fledged, 20-credit honors program at an Iowa community college. It’s designed to help you expand your mind and prepare you to enter the workforce or continue to an honors program at a four-year college.
Make DMACC your school of choice next semester. Apply for our Honors Program after reading through the requirements. After you’re accepted as a DMACC student, go to www.dmacc.edu/honors to learn more about Honors at DMACC and to submit an electronic application form.
Full-Tuition Scholarships
FULL-TUITION SCHOLARSHIPS
ACADEMICEXCELLENCE
Why Phi Theta Kappa?
Take a trip to Japan with the Dental Hygiene Program, travel to France with the Culinary Arts Program, explore the Boundary Waters by canoe, go to New York City with DMACC Fashion Design students, or spend a semester in London with the Study Abroad Program.
DMACC offers you a global perspective.
AcademicOpportunities
STUDY ABROAD
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Start Your StoryEarn affordable credits at DMACC you can use toward your four-year degree.
www.DMACC.edu/transfer
DMACC has prepared students to transfer credits to more than 925 colleges and universities around the country. DMACC students can transfer credits or a completed Associate in Arts (AA) or Associate in Science (AS) Degree to all of Iowa’s public and private colleges and universities. No matter where you want to go, DMACC has the programs and support to help you get there. So start your story at DMACC.
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Undecided on a major? Unsure which school is right for you? DMACC can help! Two years at DMACC can take you nearly anywhere, with the credits and educational support that make transferring easy.
www.DMACC.edu/transfer
These agreements help you and your advisor select DMACC courses that transfer seamlessly.
Some transfer partnerships often include extra benefits as well. Even while you’re a DMACC student, you have access to these services from your destination four-year college or university: � Personalized mentoring and academic counseling� Use of recreation facilities � Participation in clubs and organizations� Attendance at sports and cultural events� Guaranteed acceptance for DMACC students meeting
admission standards
Transfer Partnership ProgramsDMACC has formalized transfer partnerships with many colleges and universities across Iowa. Transfer Partnership Programs connect you with four-year institutions for academic advising, housing, transfer agreements, extracurricular activities and more.
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Why should you get involved in student activities at DMACC? }Meet New People — Activities and clubs are a great way to meet new people and make new friends who share your social, professional, political, recreational and educational interests. What better way to make you feel more comfortable at college?
} Explore Your Interests — College is an ideal time to branch out! Student activities and clubs are a great way to explore new interests and can even help you figure out what you want to do for a career.
} Build Professional Connections and Your Resumé — Professional groups help you develop connections with fellow DMACC students and even members of the professional community outside the College.
}Cheap Entertainment! — Money is always tight for college students, so rather than sitting in your apartment, staring at your phone or Snapchatting about food, take advantage of low-cost or free student activities.
Get Involved at DMACC
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› Food court› Multiuse black box theater› Game room› Relaxing student space› Three pools
› Basketball and racquetball courts
› Running track› Cycling studio› Career Center
› State-of-the-art training equipment
› High-tech meeting rooms
› Veterans Center› Bookstore
Opened in 2017, this new addition to the Ankeny Campus includes a 77,000-square-foot student activities complex attached to an 88,000-square-foot student recreation center built between Buildings 4 and 5. The student complex houses many new amenities.
Sign up for six credits or more for FREE access!
Check it out atwww.dmacc.edu/center
New student activities complex on Ankeny Campus.
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ANKENY CAMPUS
Established in 1968, Ankeny is the largest DMACC campus. The new Culinary Institute building, a state-of-the-art Health Sciences building, an operational wind turbine, and the FFA Enrichment Center have allowed for increased and expanded programming. The Trail Point recreation center, opened in early 2017, features an 8-lane swimming pool and other training amenities. With activities, clubs, intramurals, the campus newspaper, concerts and other entertainment, something exciting is always happening on the Ankeny Campus.
www.dmacc.edu/ankeny
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Many Boone Campus students go on to earn a Bachelor’s Degree, but there are many great two-year programs here as well, including Civil Engineering, Nursing, Accounting, and Fitness/Sports Management.
DMACC’s intercollegiate athletic programs are located on the Boone Campus. The Bears compete in men’s basketball, baseball and golf, and women’s basketball, volleyball, cross country, golf and softball.
www.dmacc.edu/boone
BOONE CAMPUS
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CARROLL CAMPUS
With outstanding faculty, more than 27,000 square feet of educational facilities, and convenient student housing, the Carroll Campus puts exciting careers within reach. Its nationally accredited Nursing Program is recognized for excellence by area employers. Whether you plan to transfer to a four-year institution, complete a two-year program, or just pick up some additional training, the Carroll Campus can help you achieve your educational goals.
www.dmacc.edu/carroll
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Opportunity defines the Newton Campus, which offers a variety of career and college transfer programs including Court Reporting, Electrical Construction Trades, and Culinary Arts. Small class sizes keep the Newton Campus personal. DMACC’s Newton Career Academy brings more opportunities to area high school students, with programming in Culinary Arts, Criminal Justice, Auto Tech and Collision, and Health Occupations, including Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA).
www.dmacc.edu/newton
NEWTON CAMPUS
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URBAN CAMPUS
The six-acre Urban/Des Moines Campus is located in a park-like setting on the north edge of downtown Des Moines. With students from 65 countries, the Urban Campus is one of the most culturally diverse in Iowa. It offers an array of academic support services and the most current instructional technology, as well as opportunities to build social networks, develop leadership skills, and foster cultural understanding. The Urban/Des Moines Campus also has strong ties to downtown Des Moines companies and healthcare providers. That’s important when graduates are looking for an employer.
www.dmacc.edu/urban
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At the West Des Moines Campus, innovative instruction and small class sizes are high on the priority list. Professors incorporate cutting-edge technology into the classroom. Students can complete their two-year liberal arts and sciences degree entirely on campus. Celebrate! Innovation™ (ciWeek) is an annual attraction that highlights the achievements of great American inventors. In addition, DMACC’s renowned Network Technology program is based here.
www.dmacc.edu/west
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“DMACC Cares! The professors create an environment in which students aren’t afraid to ask questions!”
Anna, Liberal Arts, Ankeny Campus
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“DMACC encourages students to go outside their comfort zone. With the encouragement of my professors, I was named a 2017 Coca-Cola Bronze Scholar!”
Robert, Mgmt. Info. Systems, Boone Campus
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The following privately owned and operated housing options are located on DMACC Ankeny Campus.
Campus View Apartments, located in the northwest part of the Ankeny Campus, puts you at the heart of on-campus activities and within walking distance of classrooms. These aren’t the traditional college dormitories but rather new and remodeled furnished apartments that offer a wide range of exceptional amenities: www.campusviewankeny.com Property Manager: 515-964-7474
Prairie Pointe Student Living, immediately adjacent to Ankeny Campus, means you are just a short walk from class. These three- and four-bedroom furnished apart-ments feature private bedrooms, private bathrooms and in-unit laundry. The clubhouse hangout includes a coffee bar, theater room, tanning booth and fitness center—all included in your monthly rent.www.prairiepointeliving.com Property Manager: 515-422-9882
Campus Town Student Housing is just across Oralabor Road (which borders the Ankeny Campus on the south) in a fast-developing retail and entertainment area. Choose from one-, two- or three-bedroom furnished apartments with individual leases that include utilities and internet.www.campustownankeny.com Property Manager: 515-289-0700
Borgen Square Apartments are located on the Boone Campus and provide a great opportunity to meet new friends while attending DMACC. There are five unfurnished apartment complexes with occupancy for 208 students.
Each apartment contains:
Four private bedrooms and two baths
Common living room
Full kitchen with refrigerator, stove, laundry and dishwasher
The rent includes all utilities, cable TV and wireless Internet, plus there’s free parking. Honors student housing includes an honors classroom, quiet study area, and student lounge. www.dmacc.edu/boone/pages/studenthousing.aspx Property Manager: 515-433-5046
The DMACC Carroll Campus offers affordable housing for students. The completely remodeled co-ed housing unit is located at New Hope Village (approximately 1 mile from campus). www.dmacc.edu/carroll/pages/housing.aspx Contact Jen Wollesen at 712-792-8501 or [email protected] for more information.
Student housing for DMACC Urban Campus students is offered through an exclusive agreement with Drake West Village apartments near Drake University. The complex has four floor plans and offers private bedrooms, a fitness room, study center, game room, free high-speed internet and cable, laundry and a roommate-matching service. But perhaps the best amenity is that it’s located on a DART route, so DMACC students can have door-to-door bus service. www.drakewestvillage.com
Ankeny Campus Boone Campus
Urban Campus
Carroll Campus
www.dmacc.edu/housing
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DMACCAthletics
Under the direction of Athletic Director B.J. McGinn, the DMACC Athletic Department is recognized nationally for the success of its teams and individual student-athletes. Over the past decade, the athletic department has produced many nationally ranked teams, participated in national tournaments, and had many athletes receive NJCAA All-American honors and go on to NCAA Division I universities.
Go, Bears!
Want to learn more about our athletics program and recruitment?
Visitwww.dmaccbears.com
DMACC Sports Teams: Baseball
Men’s Basketball
Women’s Basketball
Cross Country
Men’s Golf
Women’s Golf
Softball
Volleyball
Strong bodies and minds—DMACC student athletes are high achievers, both in the classroom and in athletic competition.
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We’ve made it simple for you to apply for admission.
Apply today atwww.dmacc.edu/apply
1. Apply for free. Apply online at
www.dmacc.edu/apply.
2. Complete assessment testing. Along with your application you
will need to complete assessment testing, demonstrating overall college preparedness. You may submit ACT scores. Another option is to complete the free Accuplacer test and ALEKS Math placement assessment.
3. Complete program-specific requirements.
If the program you want to pursue at DMACC has specific requirements, you’ll need to complete those to qualify for admission to that program. For information about your program, visit www.dmacc.edu/programs.
More about assessment testing DMACC’s Testing Centers provide the assessment for you to fulfill DMACC admission requirements. Register for FREE assessment testing by calling any Testing Center:
Ames ........................515-663-6700
Ankeny ....................515-964-6595
Boone .....................515-433-5096
Carroll ......................712-792-1755
Newton....................641-791-3622
Perry ........................515-428-8100
Southridge .............515-287-8700
Urban DM ...............515-248-7218
West DM .................515-633-2426
For additional information, please visit the Testing Center website at www.dmacc.edu/testingcenter.
Let’s get started!
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No Hidden FeesThere are no fees for parking, applying for admission, transcripts, computer labs, student health, campus recreation, registration, or library.
Financial AidAt DMACC, our Financial Aid professionals work hard to help you develop a package that meets your educational needs and personal budget.
There are many options available to help you pay for your education—scholarships, grants, loans and work-study jobs. DMACC offers full-tuition scholarships for high school valedictorians and many other students. The Mark Pearson FFA Leadership Scholarship will provide a full-tuition scholarship to qualifying Iowa FFA Chapter Presidents. You may be surprised to find out how much help is available for you.
For a financial aid checklist that includes a timetable for when and how to apply for financial aid, go to www.dmacc.edu/fin_aid
How to start the process:Complete and submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The application is online at fafsa.gov
The DMACC school code is: 004589.
The FAFSA is available after October 1 of your senior year. Please submit your FAFSA form before the priority date of April 1 of your senior year of high school.
If you have questions or need additional information, contact the DMACC Financial Aid Office at 515-964-6282 or toll-free 800-362-2127. Apply for DMACC scholarships at
www.dmacc.edu/foundation/scholarships
As of 2017–2018, completing your first two years at DMACC would save you an average of $7,724 compared to a four-year public school, and $47,486 compared to a private college.
Source: July 2017 “Iowa College Student Aid Commission”
DMACC tuition costs are the lowest in Iowa.
$57,150
$36,186
$17,388$9,664
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DMACC is affordable.
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Your future can start right here at DMACC. Career Services
www.dmacc.edu/careercenter
515-964-6463
DMACC provides assistance from admission to graduation and beyond. DMACC Career Services provides extensive support for DMACC graduates to attain the career they are seeking.
Monthly on-campus recruiting events
Various on-campus interviews and networking events
Direct referral pipeline available for certain programs
Resumé and cover letter assistance, mock interviews, job search assistance
Online Job Board specific for DMACC students and alumni — approximately 200 jobs per month!
With more internships, business and employment opportunities and the fastest-growing population in the state of Iowa, DMACC provides the education and DMACC graduates provide the workforce.
See how DMACC can help you prepare for success beyond the classroom.
Visitwww.dmacc.edu/careercenter
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Four easysteps to getstarted.
1 Explore� Visit a campus — Schedule a tour
today at www.dmacc.edu/tours
3 � Apply for Financial Aid — (FAFSA) Free Application for Federal Student Aid
a. Complete application online at www.fafsa.ed.gov
Priority Processing Date is April 1 for extra grant funds, but apply as soon as possible to ensure funding for fall semester.
b. Submit additional forms as requested by the DMACC Financial Aid office.
c. Apply for DMACC Foundation Scholarships at www.dmacc.edu/foundation/scholarships
Plan
4 � Sign up for Orientation
� Register for classes
Enroll
2 � Apply today at www.dmacc.edu
� Complete required Assessment
a. ACT or Accuplacer testing must be completed for admission to DMACC.
b. Assessment testing may be completed at any DMACC campus, free of charge.
c. Complete ALEKS assessment if you plan to register for a Math course and have not completed a college-level Math course in the previous 18 months.
Apply
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how DMACC can assist you,
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800-362-2127, or visit with
a DMACC representative in
your school.
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Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) shall not engage in nor allow discrimination covered by law against any person, group or organization. This includes in its programs, activities, employment practices, hiring practices or the provision of services. The full DMACC Nondiscrimination policy is available online at nd.dmacc.edu.