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Ask any of our students or alumni why they chose Daytona State College and they’ll probably tell you how it was just what they needed, wherever they were in life.

Close to home, affordable, convenient, great programs, top-notch faculty, lots of academic support and fun things to do on campus. Those are just some of the reasons you’ll hear. Bottom line, students choose Daytona State because it’s a good fit, and a smart one at that.

When you enroll at DSC, we’ll help you create a personalized academic plan that’s perfect for you, one that starts you off with a great foundation and allows you to grow on your journey toward program completion.

Let’s get personal

Daytona State College is one of America’s best values in education. Whether you’re going for your 2-year degree, stepping up for a bachelor’s or training to advance your career, get the quality education you deserve at an exceptionally low cost.

Find out more on page 22.

Value you can count onDaytona State tuition is less than half the national average for public 4-year colleges and universities.

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Being serious about your future can also mean being serious about having fun along the way.

Your Daytona State education can go well beyond your coursework. Through our many student clubs and activities, you can develop your talents and explore new passions while creating unique opportunities for friendship, learning and leadership. Become a part of our active Student Government Association, or join one of the clubs related to your academic discipline. Show your talent in a stage play or on an intramural sports team. See the world with classmates on a study abroad excursion, or write for our award-winning student newspaper, InMotion.

The diverse student activities at DSC offer experiences you will draw on and cherish for years to come. There’s a club to match every interest - the only question is, which will you choose?

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1Year or lessCertificate ProgramsGet started on a new career with specialized training that you can finish in one year or less. Our certificate programs can help you gain entry-level employment in a wide variety of fields. Certificate (college credit) and applied technology diploma credits also can go toward an associate of science (AS) degree as you continue your path to greater opportunity.

Associate DegreesFor many of our students, their Daytona State College experience takes them on a pathway. Some start with a certificate that will prepare them for entry into their field of interest. From that waypoint, they move on to an associate of science degree that offers them advanced study and opportunity for career enhancement. Others continue after earning their AS degree, transferring into one of our 11 bachelor’s degree programs in supervision and management, engineering and information technology, education or nursing.

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4 YearsBachelor’s DegreesOur bachelor’s degrees are developed under a 2+2 model. That means you earn your associate degree first, then transition into upper-level baccalaureate studies during your junior and senior years. Many of our bachelor’s degree students take advantage of internships and cooperative education opportunities while in school. It’s why a majority of our four-year graduates land jobs in their field within three months of earning their degrees. They’re able to hit the ground running and perform on the job right away.

Still in High School? Try Dual Enrollment If you are a local high school student looking to jumpstart your college education, then Daytona State’s Dual Enrollment program may be right for you. Dual Enrollment is an accelerated program that allows you to simultaneously earn credit toward high school completion and college credit toward a certificate or an associate degree. In fact, many of our dual-enrolled students complete all or most of their associate degree while still in high school, saving their parents a ton of money. We can’t think of a better way to justify an increase in your allowance!

Let’s get startedGet from start to finish, your way.With over 100 programs to choose from, we have the right program for you, designed to help you move ahead on your career pathway with flexible opportunities for employment.

Kelsie KnappPine Ridge High School,

AA degree at DSC Deltona Campus

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Your pathway to university studiesStart at DSC, save time and money, then transfer beyond.

Associate of Arts University TransferThousands of students who want to earn a bachelor’s degree at DSC or a university earn their two-year Associate of Arts (AA) degree first, right here, close to home. We will help you research the university you plan to attend to ensure your DSC classes fit your intended four-year degree. Earning your AA degree at DSC saves you thousands in tuition and guarantees you’ll be admitted as a junior to Florida’s public universities.

Daytona State AA degree students have a clear path to transfer to the University of Central Florida through the nationally recognized DirectConnect to UCF program. DirectConnect guarantees admission to UCF for AA graduates and so much more.

We’ve teamed up to add touch points that will follow you from your freshman year at DSC through your senior year at UCF to ensure you stay on a path toward success. Along with personalized advising and workshops on academic planning and financial literacy, we’ll help you explore career options and choose a major early in your college studies.

It all makes for a smooth transfer to UCF to complete your bachelor’s degree, saving you big on tuition costs.

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Pranav ReddyClass of 2015, AA University Transfer degree

“When you’re in the honors college, you become really close and you work hard every day toward a common goal – graduation with an honors degree. Faculty are inspirational. It all prepared me to transfer to the University of Florida this fall to pursue my bachelor’s degree in political science.”


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First, choose your programCheck out the full program listings on these pages, find one that’s right for you,and we’ll help you customize your career pathway.

Occupational Certificates Accounting Technology ManagementAccounting Technology Operations - Tax PreparationAddictions Studies SpecializationAdvanced Network InfrastructureAir Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heating MechanicAir Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heating TechnologyAudio/Recording TechnologyAutoCAD Foundations (Architectural)AutoCAD Foundations (Engineering)Automotive Collision Repair and RefinishingAutomotive Service TechnologyBarberingBusiness ManagementBusiness Operations - EntrepreneurshipCable InstallationComputer ProgrammingCorrectional Officer Recruit TrainingCosmetologyCulinary ArtsCulinary Operations - Baking and Pastry SpecializationCustomer Service RepresentativeCybersecurity and Cyberforensics (Advanced Technical Certificate - requires min. of associate degree)Dental Assisting Drafting and Design TechnologyEmergency Medical Technician (Appliced Technology Diploma)Florida Law Enforcement Recruit Training Fire Fighter II Information Technology AdministrationInformation Technology AnalysisInformation Technology Support Specialist

Interior Design Technology - Kitchen and Bath SpecializationMachiningMarketing, Sales and Service - Entrepreneurship Massage Therapy Medical AssistingMedical Information Coder/BillerMedical Record Transcribing (Applied Technology Diploma)Microcomputer Repairer/InstallerNetwork Communications (LAN)Network Communications (WAN)Network InfrastructureNetwork Server AdministrationNetwork Support TechnicianNursing Assistant (Long Term Care)Office ManagementOffice Management - Medical OptionOffice Support (Technical Certificate)ParamedicPractical NursingSurgical TechnologyTelevision Studio ProductionWeb Development SpecialistWelding Technology (Applied)Wireless Communications

*Many of the above certificates will transfer to Associate of Science degrees.

ApprenticeshipsEarly Childhood Education ApprenticeElectrical Apprentice - Non-UnionElectrical Apprentice - UnionPlumbing Apprentice - Union

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Associate of Science Degrees

Agriscience & Natural ResourcesEnvironmental Science Technology

BusinessAccounting TechnologyBusiness AdministrationCulinary ManagementHospitality ManagementOffice AdministrationOffice Administration (Medical Systems Option)Paralegal Studies (Legal Assisting)

Health Careers and Public ServicesCriminal Justice Technology BridgeDental HygieneEarly Childhood EducationEmergency Medical ServicesFire Science TechnologyHealth Information TechnologyHuman Services (Addictions Specialization)NursingNursing (Transition Into Profession)Occupational Therapy AssistantPhysical Therapist AssistantRadiographyRespiratory Care

Music, Entertainment and ArtInteractive Media ProductionMusic Production Technology (Audio/Recording)Photographic Technology

Technical & IndustrialArchitectural and Building TechnologyComputer Engineering TechnologyComputer Information TechnologyComputer Programming and Analysis (Software Engineering Technology)Drafting and Design Technology (CAD)Electronics Engineering TechnologyIndustrial Management TechnologyInterior Design TechnologyInternet Services TechnologyNetwork Systems TechnologySimulation and Robotics Technology

Associate of Arts (Transfer Degree)

Baccalaureate DegreesBachelor of Science in Education Elementary Education Exceptional Student Education Secondary Mathematics Education Secondary Biology Education Secondary Earth/Space Science Education Secondary Chemistry Education Secondary Physics Education

Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology Electrical Engineering Technology Concentration

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Bachelor of Applied Science in Supervision and Management

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Now, plan your pathway

Sample Pathway 1: Business Career

Our program pathways get you from Certificate to Bachelor’s Degree, and even prepare you for more!

Check out the following 4 example pathways, and view the full listing at DaytonaState.edu/viewbook.

For a full listing of DSC program pathways, visit DaytonaState.edu/viewbook, or scan this QR code.

Daytona State College awarded nearly $2 Million in scholarships to nearly 1,200 students in 2014

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Bachelor of Applied Science in Supervision and Management

Account Manager, Administrative Services Manager, Business Analyst, Budget Manager, Human Resource Manager, Owner/Operator, Production Supervisor, Training and Development Manager

$46,000

Kim Grippa, J.D.Chair, School of Business Administration

“Daytona State College provides an opportunity to realize what for many students was previously unimagined educational and career success. Seeing people transform from apprehensive and anxious students to confident and successful graduates is my greatest reward.”


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Computer Programming Programmer, Software Developer

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Computer Programmer, Software Developer, Network/Computer Systems Administrator, Database Administrator, Data Communication Analyst, Computer Specialist

$70,903 Computer Programming and Analysis (Software Engineering Technology)

Programmer, Software Developer

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Dr. Nabeel YousefProfessor of Engineering Technology

“At the Advanced Technology College, we provide a real-life experience for our students. We encourage them to see problems and think outside the box, with a lot of critical thinking, problem solving and brainstorming to reach a required solution. With their success comes our success.”



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Television Studio Production

Production Technician, Broadcast Technician, Sound Recording Engineer

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Music Production Technology

Broadcast Technician, Recording Engineer, Audio and Video Technician, Event Booking and Promotion

$35,000-$40,000

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Bachelor of Applied Science in Supervision and Management(focus on Audio/Recording Technology)

Technician, Mixer, Editor, Producer and Director, Technical Director/Manager

$46,000- $71,000

Jamonté BrutenClass of 2016, AA University Transfer, Musical Theater“The faculty at Daytona State care about the road I’m taking and how I’m taking it. The school has given me a chance to get settled in, to get myself together academically, to develop my craft as a performer and to be a better student.”

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Practical Nursing Licensed Practical Nurse

$31,760 Registered Nurse Advance Care Provider

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Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Nurse, Nursing Supervisor, Nursing Administrator, Nursing Educator

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Carlos ardillaBSN, Class of 2015

“After earning my Associate Degree in Nursing, I began working as a cardiac rehab nurse. But I wasn’t ready to stop there. When Daytona State began offering its Bachelor of Science in Nursing, I jumped at the opportunity. My goal is to continue my studies and eventually become a nurse practitioner.”


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Get there faster with OnTime Finish plansAt DSC, we know a thing or two about how to help our students stay on track. Our OnTime Finish plans give you a clear path to get the right classes and graduate on time with your associate of arts university transfer degree.You decide whether you want to complete your degree in two years or three, depending on your life circumstances, and we’ll help you make sure it happens.

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angela GonzalezAdmissions Officer

“When you enroll at Daytona State College, you meet with an advisor who will give you a personalized academic plan that guarantees the classes you need to graduate on time.”

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Michelle GoldysStudent Services Advocate

“It is essential for students to begin career planning from day one to make sure they get the funding available throughout

their program. I’ll connect you with the right person on campus to facilitate a resolution for your concerns.”


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Less dollars, more senseGet the quality education you deserve at an exceptionally low cost.

The U.S. Department of Education ranks DSC among the most affordable public four-year institutions in the country.

How to Get Financial Aid Daytona State’s Financial Aid Office can help you find ways to finance your education through federal, state and institutional sources such as grants, scholarships, loans and work-study. Applying for financial aid is not as complicated as you may think!

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and indicate that you plan to attend Daytona State College.

Our Title IV School Code is 001475. This application is required to determine eligibility for all sources offederal financial aid.

Please access FAFSA at fafsa.gov to complete your application. FAFSA worksheets are available in the Financial Aid Services Office on all campuses.

Financial aid specialists can provide individual financial aid advising and counseling, including assistance with the following:

• Completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid

• Answering all questions regarding eligibility

• Submission of corrections to the Student Aid Report

• Completing the Direct Loan Master Promissory Note

• Loan entrance and exit counseling• Distribution of financial aid materials,

including FAFSA, Direct Loan Master Promissory Note and consumer information

• Web access to financial aid.

Fla. Private Fla. Public Daytona University University State College

Cost per credit hour $1,331 $215 $105(associate level) – Florida resident

Cost per year (30 credits, $39,930 $6,466 $3,134associate level) – Florida resident

Cost for a 4-year $171,299 $25,866 $13,227bachelor’s degree

These costs are estimated based on current information on university websites.

Foundation ScholarshipsHundreds of private scholarships areavailable each semester from theDaytona State College Foundation.These scholarships are based on need,academic merit or other criteria. Foundation scholarships are awarded each semester. See what’s available and apply online, DaytonaState.edu/scholarships.

In the past 10 years, the DSC Foundation has awarded close to $9 million in scholarships, with nearly $1 million awarded last year alone to over 1,000 students.

Daytona State is a national leader in online program offerings. In fact, our online bachelor’s degrees in supervision and management, engineering technology and information technology have been rated among the nation’s best for three years running. More than 11,000 students enroll in an online course at DSC every year.

Earn a degree or certificate with few or no campus visits required, including an online associate of arts university transfer degree. Online technical support is available 24/7.

Your classroom is wherever you areFalcon Online

Dr. Harold “Trey” OrndorffProfessor of Political Science, Social Media Expert

“Research shows that the technology we use in the classroom allows students to connect with their professors and each other in different

kind of ways. All this leads to more student engagement, fewer barriers to education and increased student success.”

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The competitive edgeQuanta-Honors College

If you’re a highly motivated student who values academic achievement, Daytona State’s Quanta-Honors College may be the ticket for you.

In the Quanta-Honors College, students take all their general education courses in learning community clusters that are integrated around a theme.

The classes are challenging, but extensive support is available to help you do well. You will work in small groups and have plenty of time to discuss, explore new ideas and apply these ideas to real-world problems. Plus, the special honors designation on your associate degree will give you a competitive edge when you venture into the job market or transfer to a university to earn your bachelor’s degree.

Prof. Maggie KardaChair, Quanta-Honors

“We’re looking for students who want to aim high, who are willing to take risks, who are curious, willing to speak up and who really want to learn.” See videoclip,

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Advising Academic advisors are ready to help you from the day you first enroll in classes all the way to graduation. They’re here to ensure you choose the classes that are most appropriate for your intended major. They will help you stay on track and find the resources you need to be successful.

CounselingDaytona State counselors are licensed and experienced mental health professionals who can provide confidential short-term counseling services to students and link them to local community mental health professionals for long-term counseling, treatment or therapeutic intervention.

The Academic Support Center The Academic Support Center (ASC) provides college-wide learning support to all DSC students by helping them develop the educational skills and strategies that are essential for academic achievement. In addition to technology-mediated learning and supplemental instruction, the ASC offers face-to-face or online peer and professional tutoring. These multimedia facilities are available on all campuses.

Library - Learning CommonsThe Daytona Beach and DeLand Campus libraries provide a wide range of resources and services, including print and non-print collections, access to extensive electronic databases, and professional reference and research assistance. Our library networks with other state and national libraries to obtain the information you need when you need it, 24/7. A Computing Commons on each of DSC’s five campuses provides access to academic software, word processing and spreadsheet applications, and the Internet.

DSC-UCF Writing CenterWhen you visit the DSC-UCF Writing Center, you’ll get highly individualized assistance with your writing on any subject and at any stage in the writing process. Whether it’s for a course, personal project, resume, or scholarship essay, we’ll help you develop your strengths as a writer. This free service is offered to all Daytona State and UCF Daytona Beach Campus students.

Student Disability ServicesStudent Disability Services (SDS) provides students with disabilities equal access and equal opportunity to Daytona State classes, educational programs and activities. SDS advisors work with students individually to determine the appropriate accommodations and support services each student is eligible to receive. Contact SDS prior to enrollment to arrange for any accommodations.

Center for Women and MenThe Center for Women and Men provides self-esteem building seminars, networking opportunities, group and individual counseling, job-readiness activities and family involvement and support services. Referrals to lawyers, physicians and emergency service providers also are available. Through various programs, qualified students may be eligible to receive financial assistance with tuition, books, uniforms or child care. The Center is an excellent resource for women and men to gain marketable skills and attain economic self-sufficiency through high-wage vocational training. Single parents, displaced homemakers and non-traditional students are encouraged to apply.

Daytona State College makes it easy to attend class and achieve your goals by giving you help when you need it. Think of us as a team of professionals with a common goal: your success.

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ariel Kavanagh, 2015 DSC Bachelor’s Degree in educationDSC-UCF Writing Center Specialist, Elementary Teacher

“Daytona State is about changing your life. It’s about being more than you were before. Lots of students face difficulty at one time or another during college. Just come see us and stick with it. We’re here for you.”


Mark Swanson, 2011 DSC Bachelor’s DegreeDirector, Volusia County Beach Safety Division

“I have the best job in the world, with the best team of dedicated beach safety officers. Knowing I can count on

Daytona State to prepare our officers with top-shelf training in safety, law enforcement and emergency medical care

makes my job even better.”

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Career Planning Whether you know exactly the career you want to pursue upon graduation or just aren’t quite sure, Daytona State’s Career Services Office can be a valuable resource for you. Get help preparing for job interviews, identifying areas of interest through computer-aided research of career information, outlooks and potential salaries. Indeed, you’ll want to visit this place often.

• Graduates of Daytona State’s 34 associate of science degrees enjoy an 88% placement rate overall and earn an average annual salary of $42,288.

• Graduates of Daytona State’s 52 one-year or less certificate programs enjoy an 87% placement rate and earn an average annual salary of $31,809.

• 87% of DSC’s baccalaureate graduates find full-time employment within three months of graduation.

• 89% of baccalaureate degree graduates say their current occupation was related to their major and 94% felt their Daytona State education prepared them well.

Daytona State offers you the tools you need to get that job and start your career.

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The artsImmerse yourself in a wide range of cultural programs, including dance, drama, instrumental music and choral/vocal music. We offer performance-oriented classes in all the disciplines, as well as ensembles and private lessons. You can audition for the concert choir, the show choir, plays, dance and instrumental music ensembles held throughout the year. Substantial scholarship supportis available to assist students who perform on stage, backstage and in the classroom.

The Daytona State College Symphonic Band, Civic Orchestra and Choral Concerts, plays (dramatic and musical) and dance productions are featured during fall and spring semesters.

Admission is free at most events when you present your DSC ID card. Events are held on campus and at the college’s News-Journal Center.

News-Journal Center Daytona State College is committed to providing our community with high-quality entertainment and educational experiences in this unique downtown venue. We host guest performers, art exhibits and many performances by our talented student and faculty artists in the News-Journal Center. In addition, students in our Music Production Technology program enjoy working with award-winning faculty and high-profile guest speakers at this hands-on, state-of-the-art recording facility.

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Meet your facultyVincenzo PiazzaProfessor of Humanities, Study Abroad Advisor

“By the end of the first two weeks of class, I know all my students by their first names. You are part of a family here, where you can sit with your professor after class to address your questions or concerns. You won’t find that at the larger universities.”


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Southeast Museum of PhotographyThe SMP is among America’s premier museums devoted entirely to photography. It presents more than 12 exhibitions annually, organized around interdisciplinary themes. Very involved with academic and community programs at DSC, the SMP produces support materials for a wide range of college and high school classes in conjunction with each series of exhibitions. Since its opening in April 1992, the museum has mounted more than 300 exhibitions and produced more than 40 catalogs and publications. Each semester, SMP presents films, lectures, seminars, workshops, professional classes and talks. Public programs feature internationally known photographers, critics, writers and scholars.

The museum offers Daytona State students extensive opportunities for internships and professional training, as well as paid and volunteer employment. You can gain career experience as a student assistant, intern, volunteer gallery guide and/or tour docent. Many of the museum’s former student workers now work in museums and galleries around the world. More information – smponline.org.

Madeline BertelsonAssociate of Science in Photographic

Technology student, SMP intern“The photography program at Daytona State has the resources you need

to be successful. There are a lot of connections to be made here. My professors have extensive experience in so many segments of the industry.”


Café 101When you step into Café 101, you enter an environment that rivals some of the finest dining establishments in Central Florida. An elegant atmosphere combines with the aromas of gourmet delights.

The only difference is that Café 101 is a teaching café and kitchen entirely operated by Daytona State students, gaining hands-on experience in an actual restaurant setting. Café 101 cuisine reflects what’s taught in the classroom, with students cooking from scratch under the expert eye of our chef instructors.

Massage ClinicPreparing for a rewarding career, massage therapy students offer public sessions.

Cosmetology, Barber SalonsDSC offers a state-of-the art Cosmetology training salon on both the Daytona Beach and Deltona campuses. Open to the public, all work is performed by students under the supervision of a licensed cosmetology instructor. Daytona State also offers a Barber certificate at its New Smyrna Beach-Edgewater Campus, with salon hours.

Dental Hygiene ClinicThe DeLand Campus houses DSC’s Dental Hygiene program, offering a public clinic with low-cost services. Students train under a dentist’s supervision.

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Have fun and get fitImprove your mind, body and spirit at the L. Gale Lemerand Health, Wellness and Education Center. The facility houses the Lemerand Aquatic and Fitness Centers and is also home to the Falcons’ 1,000-seat gymnasium.

Fitness CenterA 5,500 square-foot center equipped with state-of-the-art weight training and aerobic equipment including:• 19-piece resistance training circuit• 3.2 tons of free weights• 31-piece aerobic arena featuring stair

climbers, elliptical trainers, treadmills, spinning bikes, recumbent and stationary bikes, rowing machines, Airdynes and exercise equipment for the physically challenged

• Fitness evaluations• Group exercise classes such as Sculpt & Tone, Cardio Cross Training and Yoga

aquatic Center• 25-yard by 25-meter competitive pool• Humidity and climate-controlled

environment• Operated year-round with a certified

lifeguard on duty at all times• Completely handicap accessible• Designed to accommodate

instructional, recreational and competitive aquatic activities

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Meet your facultyTashana HowseProfessor, College of Education

“While pursuing my Ph.D. in mathematics education, I developed a passion for training teachers to teach high-level mathematics and getting them to understand why it is so important. The STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) disciplines touch on everything we do every day of our lives. The key is to help my students make those connections so they can think critically about the concepts they learn.”


Laura StegallHead coach, Women’s Volleyball

“As a coach, I have the opportunity to mentor and inspire young ladies to achieve their goals through sports. There is so much to be gained as an athlete – decision making, goal setting, focus and how to be motivated daily in your life to accomplish the things you set out to do. These are some of the things we strive to instill in all our student athletes, and it helps drive them to be successful in the classroom.”

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Falcon Athletics past-year highlightsNJCAA National Team Championship runner-up – Women’s GolfNJCAA Women’s Golf Individual Champion – Tiffany ChanNJCAA Women’s Golf 1st Team All-America Honors – Tiffany Chan, Whitney Stevenson and Ji Sun KangMen’s Basketball – FCSAA Mid-Florida Conference Champions (21-8)Women’s Basketball – FCSAA Mid-Florida Conference Champions (23-8)FCSAA Mid-Florida Conference Coach of the Year – Ryan Ritter, Men’s BasketballFCSAA Mid-Florida Conference Coach of the Year – Cal Cochran, Women’s Basketball

AcademicsFCSaa Men’s academic Team of the Year – Baseball (9th consecutive year), 3.68 cumulative GPaNJCaa academic Team of the Year in BaseballFCSaa Women’s academic Team of the Year – Golf, 3.71 cumulative GPaNJCaa academic Team of the Year in Women’s Golf50 of 84 athletes earned FCSaa all-academic Team honors, with cumulative GPas of 3.3 or better11 NJCaa exemplary academic achievement awards with cumulative GPas of 3.6 or better2 NJCaa Pinnacle awards for academic excellence (golfer Whitney Stevenson and pitcher Jacob Walker)

Daytona State’s NJCAA Division I varsity athletic program includes men’s basketball and baseball, and women’s basketball, golf, fast-pitch softball and volleyball. If you compare our facilities to other state colleges around the country, you will find that we rank among the best athletic, wellness and training resources. We offer an all-around sports complex, including the L. Gale Lemerand Health, Wellness and Community Education Center, an indoor pool, two top-notch playing fields and a field house. Daytona State Falcon athletics carry a winning tradition in both competition and academics. Our teams consistently earn state and national recognition for their academic achievement, a testament to the “academics first” approach taken by the college’s athletics department in collaboration with our faculty and student support staff.

Over 90% of our 2015 student-athlete graduates transferred to a university with full or part athletic scholarships.

Championship & Scholarship Soccer coming to DSC!

Sports fans will soon see a thrilling addition to DSC Falcons – men’s and women’s soccer teams will take the field in fall 2016. With its growing popularity in the U.S. and the world, soccer fuels fresh excitement with DSC’s high-performing athletics. Coaches will scout for top players this year; we’ll see them lacing up their cleats for the 2016-17 season.

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Founded: 1957 – Florida’s first comprehensive community college.

Location: Five campuses located throughout Volusia and Flagler counties – Daytona Beach, DeLand, Deltona, Flagler/Palm Coast and New Smyrna Beach-Edgewater.

Enrollment: Nearly 28,000 annually from more than 35 countries.

Classes: Day, night, online – flexible to your needs.

Average Class Size: 24 – ensures personalized attention.

Entertainment: • Just minutes from the World’s

Most Famous Beach• Home to the world-famous

“Daytona 500...the Great American Race”

• Fishing, golf, magnificent parks, marine and wildlife preserves

• Headquarters of the Ladies Professional Golf Association and the U.S. Tennis Association

• Winter refuge of the Florida manatee

An ideal setting for anyone who enjoys the sun,the beach and fun!

Veterans CenterThe Veterans Center helps to meet the needs of a surging population of military veterans starting new missions as Daytona State students. Our student veterans can get help with everything from filing for Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits and other student services to referrals for assistance inside and outside the college.

Daytona State has been designated a Military Friendly School and is an approved institution for veterans benefits. In 2015, U.S. News & World Report ranked DSC No. 2 in the nation for Top Online Bachelor’s for Veterans.

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irving Williams23-year Army veteran and transfer student

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Advanced Technology College1770 Technology Blvd.

Daytona Beach, FL 32124

(386) 506-4100

Daytona Beach Campus1200 W. International Speedway Blvd.


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DeLand Campus1155 County Road 4139

DeLand, FL 32724

(386) 785-2000

Deltona Campus2351 Providence Blvd.

Deltona, FL 32725

(386) 789-7300

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Palm Coast, FL 32137

(386) 246-4800

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Daytona State is accredited by the Commission on Colleges, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, GA 30033-4097: Telephone number (404) 679-4500, website: www.sacscoc.org) to award two-year associate of arts, associate of science degrees, bachelor of applied science in supervision and management, a bachelor of science in education degree, and a bachelor of science in engineering technology degree.

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