BlueStreak Program
The BlueStreak Program helps active-duty Air Force members complete the General Education Courses required for a Community College of the Air Force degree. Students may also apply eligible coursework toward a four-year undergraduate degree at McMurry University or another institution.
Through BlueStreak, active-duty Air Force members can take select McMurry University courses at Dyess Air Force Base, on the McMurry campus, or online. Courses are offered in an accelerated eight-week format, with five to seven options typically available each fall and spring semester. Select courses may also be available during summer terms.
Who This Program Is For
The McMurry-Dyess Air Force Base Program is designed for active-duty Air Force members who need flexible course options while completing CCAF general education requirements or working toward a future bachelor’s degree.
- Active-duty Air Force members completing CCAF general education requirements.
- Air Force members planning to apply eligible coursework toward a bachelor’s degree.
- Students who need on-base, campus, or online course options.
- Students seeking an accelerated eight-week course format.
BlueStreak and Transfer Admission
Students enrolling only in selected BlueStreak courses for CCAF-related requirements may apply as non-degree students. This allows them to enroll in BlueStreak courses without submitting school transcripts or test scores typically required for degree-seeking admission.
Students who plan to complete a McMurry bachelor’s degree should follow the transfer admission process and submit official college transcripts.
For additional details, visit the McMurry University catalog page for the BlueStreak Program.
Ready to get started?
Apply as a non-degree BlueStreak student or contact the McMurry-Dyess Program Director for next steps.
McMurry-Dyess Program Director
The McMurry-Dyess Program Director serves as your primary McMurry University resource for questions about admission, Tuition Assistance, and connecting with your academic advisor on campus.
Before meeting with the Program Director, students should first contact their Education Center for guidance. This may include an Education Services Officer, Education Counselor, or Community College of the Air Force advisor.
