Dallas College reviews

In the past, you could work at a specific campus, be part of a team of instructors with whom you would collaborate . Scheduling was done by a Lead/Coordinator at each campus and it was a relatively smooth process. Now, one or two people do the scheduling for the entire district. They will schedule you for wherever they see fit, regardless of what or where you're willing to teach. It's absolute chaos. You will be given courses a week or two ahead of the start date through random campuses that you have no familiarity with that aren't built yet. You'll be given no contact information for that campus, no resources, no nothing. You might then go through all of the trouble of setting up the course only to be told by someone at that campus that you've done it wrong and you'll need to start over - and this is after the course has already begun. Uff. Communication is abysmal. The changes made by the take over of "Dallas College" have been nothing but headaches for everyone.

Pay is a bit low. I can not think of many cons because it was a great job.