my MGT teacher ONeal, she is awesome. The place is clean and nice. they offer a lot different…read moremaster degree here. They will take care of you if you have questions of your degree. dont need to drive to Denton/ Commerce. they do good job of taking care of students.

I started my training at DTS in August of 1993. I had my wife and four children in tow and I was 33…read moreyears old. I had felt called clearly to full time ministry, And so I left my job as an engineer with the Air Force, and with the blessing of our home church and with my wife in agreement we headed for Texas from upstate NY. The seminary was very helpful with finding housing, providing food and other things when needed through an outreach program on the campus. Each semester that I returned to the campus I had tears in my eyes I was so thankful to be there. I often called the professor's "pastors" because that was the heart that they had. I'm not saying it was easy working a part time job teaching preschoolers in day care centers spread all over the metroplex, a janitor at Schofield Memorial Church, and Managing a subway shop and West Fort Worth, and driving an old car from Arlington to Dallas every other day and during summers. But it was a great blessing I will not forget. The Lord led me to use my life and training from DTS at a Christian prep school in Arlington 6 years, as a caregiver at a home for paraplegic and quadriplegic young men, as a youth minister in a Korean church in Irving, and an Asian church in Sugar Land near Houston, at a small church in Lake Placid New York, and another small church in Shirley MA for five years. My last 15 years of "service" were in a school for at risk teens in Euless TX, and here I felt the Lord grow me more than I both deserved and could imagine to help and be blessed by these young people looking who were just looking for a second chance in life. In closing I'll say that DTS not only had great professors, but the curriculum guaranteed that you got to go through every book of the Bible before you graduated. 2 Timothy 4:2

In a time when many theological institutions and seminaries find themselves drifting from the truth…read moreof God's word, Dallas Theological Seminary stands steadfast. It remains anchored in the belief that God's word is not only inspired, but infallible, and inerrant in every part. That's a conviction that doesn't waver, and it's one we should cherish. I can tell you personally, I have never regretted a single day at Dallas Seminary. It equipped me, not only with my Master's and Doctorate degrees, but with a deep and lasting foundation. The curriculum is outstanding, yes--but what truly leaves an impression is the community: the faculty, the staff, the students. These are people who invest in you, who walk alongside you. I made friendships that have lasted a lifetime--people I still speak with today. The professors? They weren't just teaching; they were shepherding me through. They pushed me, challenged me, drove me to reach for that next level. The work was hard, no question about it--but the results, they speak for themselves. If you have the opportunity to study here, take it. You won't regret it. As Dallas Seminary reaches its 100th year, I pray that if another hundred years should pass, this great institution--one that teaches the value of grace, the love of God, and a deep commitment to teaching His word with theological accuracy--will continue to stand strong. Because institutions like this one, they aren't just about education. They're about ensuring that the truth endures.

Good luck to anyone who chooses a school that does not care about their students. I believe they…read morerestarted their Yelp page in an effort to get rid of the low reviews and terrible experiences that others wrote about in an effort to curate a perfect public image.

When TWU, Baylor, Midwestern, etc. DECLINED me to their nursing program because I took my courses…read moreat a community college and told me to try getting a degree in a different field...El Centro College accepted me into the nursing program on my 1st try. well, I attended every dallas county community college except for Brookhaven for financial reasons and because I the courses offered were able to fit my schedule. I worked while I attended community college and even in the nursing program. Out of all the colleges in Dallas, I found El Centro the most diverse in student body which I think made it fun. I used the free bus pass occasionally, when I didn't there is a $2 parking lot under the bridge close to Hooters. El Centro is my favorite because of their nursing program which is AMAZING and tough, but you are ready to be a nurse afterward. I passed my NCLEX board exam for TX on the 1st try, 75 questions (which means I aced it). Some of my other favorite courses offered at El Centro were French, Painting, and Microbiology. All three were made memorable because of the talented teachers. They were very passionate about the subject they taught and they taught it in a fun interactive way. After I completed the nursing program, El Centro offered a bridge program with UTA for a Bachelor of Nursing degree. A UTA representative came and spoke with my nursing class at El Centro. The presentation and my dedication inspired me to further my education and earn my BSN from UTA 1 year after earning my ADN from El Centro. When people ask me where did you graduate nursing school from? I proudly think of and say EL CENTRO first before UTA. They gave me a chance to fufill my dream of being an awesome nurse. I hope to inspire young and old people to not give up on their dream just because a University declines them.

The worst college ever. I went to Navarro College, and their staff provided me with more assistance…read morethan this school. Every campus whether it's Richland, Ceder Vallery, or Eastfield does not answer calls, their virtual chats literally have you waiting for over 2 hours just to get in touch with an advisor. If you plan on going here in person or online DON'T. Staff is lazy they get paid to sit behind a desk and not provide any important information that you need to succeed. Plan ahead and double check everything you need in order to pass the class and TRANSFER! Be prepared to have a class dropped on their own time even if you already paid for it. BTW -can't even get in touch with any presidents of any campus. I'm surprised Dallas College is still up and running!

Clean buildings with noisy hallways. It's hard to concentrate in class when students and…read moreinstructors talk so loud and interrupt others. Forget about parking up front, but there's always room in the garage. Not in a great neighborhood. There is a break area that is self service. You grab items, scan them and pay with cash or credit. You will not receive any cash back, but the credit remains in your account.

Centrally located. Easy parking. Never too crowded.read more