Two programs will offer an active approach to online learning Beginning in Fall 2021, for the first time in Dunwoody College of Technology’s 107-year history, the school will offer two of its degree programs as online programs. “This past year provided the opportunity for us to develop and implement online-learning practices as we adjusted to […]
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From concept to creation
Interior Design students collaborate on a restaurant inspired by a recipe Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes when developing a new restaurant concept? Dunwoody’s third-year Interior Design students got first-hand knowledge through group project work. Tasked to design a sister restaurant and basing their idea off the signature dish of the […]
Dunwoody and Wallin Education Partners announce new Aspire Scholarship that will provide up to $8,000 over two years towards an Associate’s Degree A new scholarship is paving the way for more college-ready students with financial need to pursue their dreams of earning a college degree. Wallin Education Partners is proud to announce a new partnership […]
A short path to a great career
When Abdullahi Omar Mohamed moved to the United States in 2014, he was 13 years old and knew very little English. But the language barrier didn’t stop Mohamed from pursuing his dreams. Now just three months from earning his degree in HVACR Systems Servicing, Mohamed is ready to take his next step. Before graduating from […]
Congratulations to the following students who have been named to Dunwoody College of Technology’s fall 2020 semester dean’s list. The students listed received this honor by achieving a 3.5 (or higher) grade point average during the fall 2020 semester (overall g.p.a. is not considered when calculating the semester dean’s list). To be considered, students must also have been full-time, […]
Third year student Faiza Duale has dreams of one day rebuilding and restoring beauty to her war-torn homeland of Somalia. “I was inspired by my family’s old house that was destroyed by the civil war” Duale said. “I decided to become an Architect to rebuild it and to design buildings with a warm and different […]
Nathaniel NelsonBachelor of Architecture Five years ago, Nathaniel Nelson decided to put down the hammer and head back to the classroom. It was a decision the long-time construction worker said made his family happy, and him nervous. Now, less than one year from graduating with a Bachelor of Architecture degree, an impressive GPA, and the […]
The decision on if, when, and where to attend college is one of the most important decisions a person can make. It affects your future, your finances, and your happiness. And the factors that drive that decision are even more complex. Before enrolling — or even applying — to a college, students weigh everything from […]