Talk:Daytona Beach Community College
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[edit] DBCC Page Revised
I also decide to revise the DBCC Page with a Infobox and Pictures.
[edit] Advanced Technology Center Article Added
I added an article for the "Advanced Technology Center" and restored the links on this article to the appropriate article.
[edit] Advanced Technology Center Edit
I edited DBCC article today, to remove the link to the "Advanced Technology Center." I attend the ATC, and the corresponding article that the link linked to was actually a R&D group for Microsoft, and not the actual ATC school.
Currently, there is no article for the aforementioned school (the Advanced Technology Center).
[edit] Bachelor's Degree
Is it even possible for a community college to give Bachelor's Degrees? Roman Soldier 02:02, 22 December 2005 (UTC)
- No, it is not. There is a serious debate over this decision because they must rename the college to reflect it is no longer a community college and it will also affect state funding. None the less, this seems to be a virtually sealed outcome because they have already added classes to reflect the changes (classes are available in the schedule that have course numbers above the previous limit for the school).Datapharmer 02:22, 22 December 2005 (UTC)
-- kensan -- Aren't they going to be offering the Bachelor's Degree in the 2006-2007 school year?
DBCC does offer Bachelor's Degrees and have been holding classes for the last 6 months. It was decided by SACS <A HREF="http://www.sacs.org/">Southern Association of Colleges and Schools</A> that a name change was not required in the case of DBCC as the name Daytona Beach Community College was defined as refering to its serving the Daytona Beach Community, rather than as its status.
