- What information will my parent, spouse, or other authorized payer see?
- People you authorize to view or pay your bill in PCC-Pay will be able to see: Your e-bills Your account […]
- Are there any programs that serve Latino students?
- Yes. The Oregon 欧洲杯决赛竞猜app_欧洲杯足球网-投注|官网 Program is a leadership development program for high school juniors and seniors. There are scholarships for […]
- I lost my job. Can I get more financial aid?
- If you have had a change in your financial situation because you lost your job, you may qualify for additional […]
- Is my GRAD Plan degree audit the same as my PCC transcript?
- No. Your PCC transcript is arranged by terms and is the final and official documentation of your academic record at […]
- What is the student activity fee?
- The Student Activity fee supports student government, staffing, intramurals, special events, guest speakers, scholarships, food and clothing drives, childcare subsidies […]
- What is the difference between an Associate of Art Oregon Transfer, Associate of Science, and Associate of General Studies Degree?
- Essentially they are degrees that students designed to transfer to a four year college or university. Because each degree is […]
- What if I get a private scholarship from a source outside of PCC?
- Scholarships from non-PCC agencies are often disbursed based on the donor’s request. This often requires verification of enrollment. Usually outside […]
- My advisor told me that a course I took would be substituted or waived for a requirement. Why doesn’t this information appear in my audit?
- Speak to an Academic Advisor and be sure that the official course substitution or waiver form has been properly submitted […]
- Will I find out if I got into a class from a waitlist?
- Yes, if you are added from a waitlist, you’ll receive an email in your PCC email account. If you are […]
- If I took a class for 3-credits at PCC and it is now offered for 4-credits, can I still use the 3-credit class as a prerequisite to get into another course?
- Yes, PCC will honor prerequisites that were taken as 3-credits, even though the new version of the course is now […]