2026-2027 Catalog

Consumer/Student Information

Consumer/Student Information

The information below includes data and policies to help prospective and current students make informed decisions about their education.

General Information on Courses, Programs and Tuition & Fees

Career & Transfer Programs (Academic Plans for Certificates and Associate Degrees): http://www.dacc.edu/programs

Course Descriptions: https://colss-prod.ec.dacc.edu/Student/courses 

School Refund Policy: http://www.dacc.edu/finaid/refund

Tuition & Fees (Calculate Your Costs, How to Pay for College): http://www.dacc.edu/tuition

Non-Discrimination Statement: https://dacc.edu/non-discrimination-statement

Textbook Information

DACC Bookstore Website: http://www.dacc.edu/bookstore/

Textbook Information for Current and Upcoming Terms: http://www.dacc.bkstr.com

General Student Disclosures

DACC Data: https://dacc.edu/dacc-data

Diversity of Student Population (IPEDS Report): https://dacc.edu/sites/default/files/2026-01/IPEDS_2025.pdf

Gainful Employment: http://www.dacc.edu/programs

Job Placement Rates: https://dacc.edu/sites/default/files/2023-11/JobPlacementRatesFY12-18.pdf

Student Right-to-Know Disclosure of Institutional Graduation/Completion and Transfer-Out Rates:

Campus Safety Information

Anti-Harassment in Education: https://www.dacc.edu/student-handbook

Annual Security Report (crime statistics for main campus and extension sites): https://dacc.edu/safety-security/annual-security-report

Preventing and Reporting Sex-Based Misconduct: https://dacc.edu/hr/title-ix

Board Policy on Copyright & Peer to Peer File Sharing: http://www.dacc.edu/board/policies?search=6031

Drug Free Learning Environment/Policy on Alcohol & Drugs: https://www.dacc.edu/student-handbook

Financial Aid: Student Aid, Loan Counseling & Private Loans

DACC Financial Aid: http://www.dacc.edu/finaid

Loan Information & Counseling: http://www.dacc.edu/finaid/loan

Voter Registration Notice (for Illinois & Indiana Residents):

Under Reauthorization of the Higher Education Amendments, institutions who receive Title IV funding must make a “good faith” effort to inform their Degree seeking students of voter’s registration information. DACC provides its student population with voter’s information in a number of ways:

  1. Voter’s Registration information is available in the Student Handbook issued to each student with his or her Student ID Cards.
  2. Voter’s Registration Information is provided in the annual student mailing, posted on bulletin boards (traditional and electronic), and displayed in campus kiosks. Also, the State of Illinois Pamphlets outlining Voters Information is available in the kiosk in the Financial Aid Office.

Students can follow the links below to their respective state’s website. The sites provide information on how to become a registered voter: