Admissions
Education
Learners
Elevate Your Potential.
Pima’s two-year arts programs offer an accessible and cost-effective route to equip you with the skills to pursue your passion while laying the foundation for more advanced education. Pima’s Associate’s Degrees are designed to transfer to a variety of four-year university programs.
Speak with an academic advisor to find the pathway that will best prepare you for the future.
Expand your horizons.
From beginners looking to tap into your creative side to experienced artists refining your technique, there’s something for everyone and every skill level. Pima offers noncredit learning opportunities to fulfill your interests and enrich your human experience.
Embrace new experiences.
It’s never too late to learn something new. Explore opportunities to inspire new connections and expand your skills with Pima’s noncredit classes economically priced for students ages 55+.
Frequently Asked Questions:
As an open admissions institution, Pima Community College accepts all applicants with a high school diploma or GED. There’s no application fee.
We are an open-enrollment institution, so there is no deadline to apply.
We require one valid form of ID. It can be any of the following:
- Valid Drivers License
- U.S Birth Certificate
- U.S. Passport
- Tribal ID Card
- Military ID
Yes. Students who have applied to Pima can submit official transcripts for transfer. Speak with an academic advisor for more information about how to transfer your credits
The cost of tuition varies depending on whether a student is an in-state or out-of-state resident. Financial aid, veteran’s benefits, and scholarships are available to help cover the cost of tuition, fees, and course materials for qualifying students. Pima also offers a payment plan option.
- Enter PCC Federal School Code: 007266
- You and your Spouse or Parent (if requested on the FAFSA) will be required to provide consent to Future Act Direct Data Exchange (FADDX)
- For FAFSA assistance, set up an in-person appointment or attend a FAFSA Event.
- For the best opportunity to receive grant aid, complete the FAFSA early.
No, the only requirements are a GED or high school diploma.
Yes, most students are required to take a placement test for math, reading, and writing. Speak with an academic advisor for more information about placement testing.
There is no portfolio requirement for admission.
Students can register for classes by making an appointment with an academic advisor or by visiting any advising area on campus to speak with an academic advisor. Students can also self-enroll through MyPima > Students > Register & Pay.
Yes, however, if you are receiving Federal Financial Aid, it will only cover the cost of courses specific to the program of study degree plan you are enrolled in.
We do not currently offer campus tours or informational sessions. The best way to get information about the program is to apply to be a PCC student and then contact an academic advisor, or by visiting any advising areas on campus to speak with an academic advisor.
We do not offer campus housing at this time.
