Your Texas State Degree. Right Where You Are.

Co-enrollment through TXST Local gives you a supported path to a Texas State University bachelor’s degree, starting at a college near you. You’ll save on tuition by co-enrolling with local campuses, and you’ll receive full TXST support from day one.  

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Built for Your Story – in North Dallas

TXST Local at Dallas College is a supported co-enrollment pathway where you complete courses with Dallas College and Texas State University at the same time. Following a guided pathway, you’ll earn your associate degree with Dallas College while completing your Texas State bachelor’s degree.

Accessibility

Your story starts where you are

You can start a TXST degree at a college near you, staying in your community and saving through low-cost partner college tuition and fees for more than half of your degree. 

Support

TXST is here for you from day one

TXST supports to keep you on track from first enrollment to graduation day.

Backed by Excellence

TXST Degrees. TXST Opportunities.

Every co-enrollment student who graduates from this program earns a TXST bachelor's degree.

Ready to take the next step?

If you've already been admitted to Texas State, log in to Navigate TXST to connect with your TXST Sr Regional Site Coordinator and get started.

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Bachelor's degrees in Business Administration at Dallas College

How TXST Local Works

Your path to a Texas State degree is closer to home and backed by TXST every step of the way.

Step One

1. Find Your Program

Choose from four B.B.A. majors with TXST, designed to transfer in your A.A. in Business Administration coursework from Dallas College. Your story starts with the right fit.

Step Two

2. Review Admission Requirements for the McCoy College of Business

Before applying, review the program-entry requirements. Students who meet university admission requirements but do not yet meet program-entry requirements will be admitted as exploratory-professional.
Step Three

3. Apply to both schools

Submit your applications to TXST and Dallas College. Be sure to apply to a TXST Local at Dallas program with TXST, and the Bachelor of Business Administration program of study with Dallas College.

Step Four

4. Enroll and get started

Make an advising appointment with your TXST Sr Regional Site Coordinator to map your TXST Local experience.

Register for courses at both institutions, and begin building towards your TXST degree

Find Your Program. Start Your Story.

Choose from four Bachelor of Business Administration majors. 
Each pathway is designed for you to start with TXST from day one and maximize your credit transfer between Dallas College and Texas State, so you’re always moving toward your TXST degree.

Hybrid

Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) in Finance

Preparing students to be exceptional leaders in business and finance by cultivating their understanding of how domestic and global finances work.
Hybrid

Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) in Information Systems (AI Development Concentration)

This program provides a specialized and highly marketable education in information systems with a focus on the development of artificial intelligence systems.

Hybrid

Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) in Information Systems (Business Analytics Concentration)

An academic program that specializes in providing a leading-edge, highly marketable information systems education with a focus on business data and analytics.

Hybrid

Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) in Management

Develop fundamental skills in the core business disciplines needed to become an effective and successful leader in today’s dynamic, global business environment.
Hybrid

Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) in Marketing

Graduates of the program leave with developed analytical and creative skills for a dynamic marketplace, which are highly valued in today's competitive and changing macroeconomy.

 

Note About International Enrollment

International students who require an F1 visa to enroll are not eligible for enrollment in these programs at this time. There are plans for this restriction to be lifted in the future.

About Dallas College – Richland Campus

Dallas College Richland Campus in North Dallas serves over 20,000 students annually with a wide range of academic programs, dedicated to empowering students and the communities they come from.

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Your Story Starts Here.

Apply to TXST and Dallas College today. Your TXST Sr Regional Site Coordinator is ready to help you take the first step.

Frequently Asked Questions

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  • About the program

    • TXST’s concurrent program allows students enroll at two schools simultaneously and earn college credit toward their partner degree and TXST bachelor's degree. Students can start and finish their degrees without leaving the partner college.

    • Students can earn a bachelor’s degree from Texas State University without leaving their local college. Students receive cost-saving opportunity through partner college rates while still benefitting from all the perks of being a TXST student and receiving full support from both schools to keep them on the right track.   

    • All eligible students who participate in the co-enrollment program will graduate with a TXST bachelor's degree if they meet TXST degree requirements.

    • Yes, students can meet with a TXST Regional Coordinator online or at the partner college—whichever works best for them. 

    • At this time, the appropriate approvals are in place for international students needing a F1 visa to enroll in the co-enrollment program at Collin College only. 

      The appropriate approvals are not in place to allow international students needing F1 visas to participate in the co-enrollment programs at other partner colleges. Texas State University is currently seeking the approval for international students needing an F1 visa to be able to enroll in the other partner college programs as well, and once it is granted by the Department of Homeland Security, the restriction will be lifted. There is no timeline at this moment on when approval will be granted.

  • Financial aid and scholarships

    • A student will apply for financial aid at only one school via the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Enrollment at both schools will be combined to determine a student’s financial aid eligibility, and students will be responsible for paying their registration bill at each school. 

    • Yes. After earning 60 credit hours, students in the concurrent enrollment program will receive a $4,000 TXST Local award. The award will be disbursed $1,000 per semester for up to four consecutive semesters or the earning of a bachelor’s degree (whichever comes first). 
      NOTE: This award is not a competitive scholarship and does not qualify nonresident students for a waiver of the nonresident portion of tuition.

  • Admissions

Apply Now

To start your journey to a Texas State bachelor's degree at Dallas College, submit applications to both colleges today.