Financial Aid: Don’t Run Out of Funds!
 If you receive financial aid, the award letter that is sent to you in the fall normally lists your awards for the whole academic year. But if you don’t manage your eligibility carefully, you might find yourself in a crunch. Each semester, a large number of students run out of financial aid eligibility before finishing their degree or certificate. When that happens, some of their awards have to be reduced or even canceled.
Scary thought, huh? Well, don’t panic … the Financial Aid Office has some helpful hints you can follow to avoid being one of those students.
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Did You Know … ?
 … that DCCCD offers special Flex Term classes starting every month of the year? These classes have unique schedules that don’t correspond with the regular academic calendar. Flex Term classes run for various lengths of time, from three weeks to 20 weeks!
Some Flex Term classes are held on campus, while others are Internet-based. Subjects offered in classes beginning in January include accounting, English, Web design, self-defense, real estate, Spanish and more.
Interested? Check out our Flex Term classes starting in January.
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Want a Career Helping People?
 If you:
- have an interest in the medical field
- love working with people
- want a job that’s always in demand, pays well and has virtually limitless specializations
take a look at DCCCD’s Radiologic Sciences program.
You may not know Radiologic Sciences by name, but if you’ve ever had an X-ray, you’ve met a radiologic technologist. Radiologic technologists are the medical personnel who perform diagnostic imaging examinations and administer radiation therapy treatments.
As a radiologic technologist, you can specialize in dozens of clinical areas ranging from prenatal care to orthopedics.
What are you waiting for? Find out more today about Radiologic Sciences — a career that really makes a difference in people’s lives!
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How can you avoid stress during final exams? It’s all in the planning and mental preparation — plus some common-sense ways to keep yourself healthy and well-prepared.
