How do I get a parking pass and my ID Card?
Log into your myPittCC account. Hover over the ‘Students’ tab in the top left corner. Under ‘Registration’, click ‘Parking Decal Registration’. After tuition is paid, you can pick up your decal and Student ID at in the Goess Student Center, M-F, 9-4 PM.
How can I apply to Pitt Community College?
Go to “Apply Now” Link on the main webpage to start your application. Before completing your application, you must complete a Residency Determination request.
What is a Residency Determination Request (RDS)?
This is a request that must be completed prior to completing to application. This determines if students should have in-state or out-of-state tuition. You’ll need the Residency Certification Number (RCN) you get when you complete this step. Click the following link for information needed for application for residency.
How do I send transcripts from another school to Pitt CC?
Depending on the college, you may have the ability to use the National Student Clearinghouse website. If this is not an option, you will want to contact your college’s Registrar’s Office to see what your options are for ordering a transcript.
How do I send transcripts from my high school to Pitt CC?
High school transcripts can be submitted through your CFNC account, by working with your high school counselor or county school board.
You can request your High School Equivalency by using the directions at this link: How to Request High School Equivalency Transcript
Who can I contact to see if my transcripts have been received?
To see if your transcripts have been received by the college you will need to contact the Registrar’s Office at transcripts@email.pittcc.edu or (252) 493-7232.
What is the RISE Placement test?
The RISE (Reinforced Instruction for Student Excellence) placement test is not a pass or fail test. The RISE placement test is used to determine your readiness for college level courses. The placement will help in determining which class will meet your needs. If you are unsure whether you will need the RISE Placement test contact the Registrar’s Office at registrar@email.pittcc.edu
How do I schedule a placement test, and where do I go?
Placement Testing is administered by appointment only. If it is determined that you qualify for the RISE Placement Test, you will want to schedule it ASAP. Students should utilize the PCC Online Scheduler below to schedule their appointment. Students required to take the test will NOT be able to register for classes until they complete their placement test.
What do I need to bring to my placement testing appointment?
Student will need to bring an acceptable form of identification to test. The following are acceptable forms of ID:
· Pitt Community College ID
· Driver’s License
· Passport
How do I log into myPittCC account?
If using a computer, click on myPittCC link in the top right of the Main PCC webpage . Once here you will be prompted to login using your username and password. Username and password login instructions can be found here.
If using a mobile device, go to the Main PCC webpage and click on the menu button in top right corner and then click myPittCC link at the bottom of the list to login.
How do I know who my Academic Advisor is and how can I contact them?
To locate your academic advisor, you will need to log into your MyPittCC portal, hover over the Students Tab>Email my Advisor. You can also look up their contact information in the directory that is located under the Contact tab>PCC Directory on the Main PCC Webpage.
How can I complete a FAFSA?
You can complete a FAFSA by going to https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa
How do I contact Financial Aid?
The Financial Aid Office can be contacted at pccfa@email.pittcc.edu or 252-493-7339.
How can I check my financial aid award status and amount?
Log into your myPittCC account. If you do not know your password use Login Assistance to help.
Once you’re logged in, hover over the "Students” tab at the top.
Select “Financial Aid Status” from the menu under the title "Financial Aid".
If your award has been processed, it will be detailed here. No award listed? Contact the Financial Aid Office at at pccfa@email.pittcc.edu or 252-493-7339 for assistance.
Where can I find more assistance to complete my FAFSA?
Visit this website for more resources to aid you in FAFSA completion: https://www.cfnc.org/pay-for-college/fafsa-assistance/
How much will my tuition cost?
Visit https://pittcc.edu/tuition-financial-aid/tuition-fees/ for the most up to date tuition information.
How can I make a payment for tuition?
To make a payment on your account you can pay in person, over the phone, online, or set up a payment plan. To make a payment in person go to Craig F. Goess Student Center, Office 101. To make a phone payment call (252) 493-7234. For online payments follow the instructions listed below:
Log in to your myPittCC account. If you do not know your password use Login Assistance to help.
Once you’re logged in, hover over the "Students” tab at the top.
Choose “View account and Make Payments” OR choose “Payment Plans” to set up a payment plan. (See more payment plan info below under “Finance your Tuition”)
At this point, if you have registered and have a balance, you should receive a screen showing the balance that you owe. Note that the system will only allow you to make a full payment of the balance due, unless you have set up a payment plan.
What steps do I need to take to set up a payment plan?
How to Enroll
Log in to myPittCC
Once you’re logged in, hover over the "Students” tab at the top.
Choose “Payment Plans” under the title "Financial Information"
Know Your Fees
$25 enrollment fee per semester to Nelnet
$30 returned check fee if payment returned
25% down payment required per semester
For enrollment deadlines and more information about payment plans, visit the MyCollege Payment Plan Website .
What scholarships are available at Pitt CC and how can I apply for them?
To apply for scholarships, you must first be admitted to Pitt Community College and successfully gained access to your myPittCC account information. Once you’ve successfully gained access, you will utilize your PCC username and password to review the scholarships we offer and apply to those you feel you qualify for. Letters of recommendation and essays may be required, so the sooner you apply the more time you’ll have to work on your application!
Scholarship applications may be submitted between February 1 – April 1 each year. Learn more about how to apply for PCC Scholarships at this link: https://pittcc.edu/tuition-financial-aid/financial-aid/scholarships/
I have to file an academic appeal because I do not meet SAP, what steps do I need to take?
Visit https://pittcc.edu/tuition-financial-aid/financial-aid/file-a-financial-aid-appeal/ for more information on how to file an academic appeal.
Download the Satisfactory Academic Progress Appeal Request
Meet the deadline listed on the Request form from step 1.
Only submit a SAP appeal if you plan to attend the immediate NEXT semester.
Please allow 7-10 business days for a decision.
For specific questions, please email PCCSAP@my.pittcc.edu
Late appeals will not be accepted under any circumstance.
Who can certify that I am taking a certain number of credit hours for a scholarship or other financial assistance?
To certify/prove that you are registered as a student at PCC, visit https://pittcc.edu/admissions/registration/enrollment-verifications/ .
Will I get refunded if I drop a class(es)?
The College is authorized to refund tuition under the regulations set forth by the North Carolina State Board of Community Colleges (23 NCAC 2d.0202 e) which state that a refund shall not be made except under the following circumstances:
A 100% refund shall be made if the student officially withdraws prior to the first day of class(es) of the academic term as noted in the college calendar. Also, a student is eligible for a 100% refund if the class in which the student is officially registered fails to “make” due to insufficient enrollment.
A 75% refund shall be made if the student officially withdraws from the class(es) prior to or on the official 10% point of the term.
For classes beginning at times other than the first week (seven calendar days) of the term a 100% refund shall be made if the student officially withdraws from the class prior to the first-class meeting. A 75% refund shall be made if the student officially withdraws from the class prior to or on the 10% point of the class.
How do I charge textbooks to my financial aid?
Financial Aid includes scholarships, loans, grants and third-party charges. Students will have a period at the beginning of each semester to charge items to their account. Students will need a copy of their schedule and a student ID to use Financial Aid. Check out the Student Store FAQs for more information.
Who is my financial counselor and how can I contact them?
Please visit this link to see how to contact your Financial Aid Counselor: https://pittcc.edu/tuition-financial-aid/financial-aid/contact-us/
What steps do I need to take to change my mailing address?
To change your mailing address and phone number, you will need to complete the Change of Address Form . Note that you must be logged into your MyPittCC account to access this form.
What is the difference between dropping a course and an official withdrawal?
Dropping a course:
· Course will not appear on transcript
· If paying out of pocket, you may be eligible for a refund
· Must be done before 10% point of the course
· Student initiated
Officially withdrawing from a course:
· “OW” will appear on transcript
· Not refund eligible, and may impact your Financial Aid
· Students are limited to 8 official withdrawals at PCC
· Must be done between the 10%-60% point of the course
· Can be initiated by the student or an instructor of the course
· After the 60% point of the class, students who do not adhere to the attendance/contact policy as stated in the syllabus may be removed from the class and issued a grade of F at the instructor’s discretion.
What do I do if I need to drop or withdraw from a class?
Before the semester begins, you may be able to drop a course through your MyPittCC account. After the semester begins you will need to meet with your academic advisor for next steps. See the Academic Calendar to view deadlines for dropping or withdrawing from a course.
Should I consider officially withdrawing from a course?
If you feel like you are not going to successfully pass a course you may consider withdrawing so that the course does not impact your GPA; however, there may be consequences for withdrawing from a course. Make an informed decision by using the resources/questions listed below.
Have I communicated with my instructor about grade concerns?
Have I met with my advisor to see how withdrawing this course will impact my Student Education Plan?
Have I spoken with the Financial Aid Office to see how withdrawing from one or more classes will impact my financial aid eligibility?
Once you collect information from the instructor, advisor, and financial aid you can make an informed decision about withdrawing from a course.
What do I do if I was dropped from a course?
If you were dropped from a course, you should contact your advisor to revise your Student Education Plan (SEP).
Why was I dropped from a course?
If you were dropped from a course without your consent it could for one or more of the following reasons:
You do not have the correct prerequisites in order to remain enrolled.
You did not adhere to the course attendance policy or did not complete the attendance quiz for online classes.
You did not have payment and/or financial aid in place before the first day of class.
How do I request that my PCC transcripts be sent to another school?
See the Registrar’s Transcript Webpage for steps on how to send your transcripts to another institution.
Why was my AP credit for a course in high school not transferred in?
To receive college credit for AP courses, you will have to have your scores sent from College Board to PCC. You can request these online through the College Board website. Please see Credit Acceptance Policy for AP courses for more information.
What is an SEP and how can I use it to plan my courses?
SEP stands for Student Education Plan. This plan should be updated every semester to ensure that you are registering for courses necessary for your academic program. Check out the Build and Submit a Student Education Plan and How to Register for Classes Using Your Student Education Plan videos to see step by step tutorials.
How do I change my major?
Make an appointment with your advisor to discuss options and next steps.
Why is a course that I am registered for not showing up in my Moodle account?
Courses do not show in Moodle until the course start date. If you check your Moodle and do not see a course that you registered for:
Login into your MyPittCC account to view your Student Education Plan (SEP)
Confirm that you are still officially registered for the class and check course start dates. If you’re no longer registered for the class, contact your advisor.
How many credit hours do I need to be considered a full-time student? Part-time?
To be a considered full time, you will need to be enrolled in at least 12+ credit hours. To be a part time student you will need to be enrolled in 6-11 credit hours. Most general education courses are 3 credit hours.
Are online/internet courses for me?
Complete the Online Course Readiness Assessment to see if you are ready for online courses. You can also visit the Online Student Readiness webpage can help you determine if you will be successful in an online classroom.
When does registration begin for upcoming semesters?
See the Academic Calendar for registration dates. The Registrar’s Office will email your specific registration start date.
What should I do if my user name and/or password are not working?
If you attempt to login using the login instructions and your username and/or password is not working, you will need to contact the PCC Help Desk.
PCC Help Desk Contact
Phone: (252) 493-7487
Email: helpdesk@email.pittcc.edu
What is Moodle and how do I use it?
To learn more about how to utilize Moodle (i.e. navigation, posting to forums, submitting assignments, etc.) the STUDENT MOODLE MANUAL has step by step instructions or you can access the Online Success Tutorial .
How can I get more involved on campus?
Clubs and organizations: Check out the list of Clubs and Organizations at PCC. If there is a particular club/organization that you are interested in learning about, send an email to pccstudentactivities@my.pittcc.edu
Intramurals: Visit the Intramural Webpage for more information.
Sports teams: Check out the sports teams here at PCC by visiting the Student Activities Athletics Webpage or www.pccbulldogathletics.com.
How can I request a tutor to help me with one or more classes?
TASC is PCC’s Tutorial and Academic Success Center. You can request a tutor through TASC any of the following ways:
Fill out the Tutoring Request form (MyPittCC login required)
Email pcctutoring@email.pittcc.edu
Call (252) 493-7258
Stop by Trailer 19
Where can I find a public bus schedule?
The Greenville Schedule and Transit Maps webpage has the most up to date information on bus fares, routes, and schedules.
What resources can I use if I am not sure what I want to major in?
Contact Career Services to schedule an appointment by calling 252-493-7784 or emailing careerservices@email.pittcc.edu
How do I know what books I need for classes?
The PCC Student Store can help students identify what text books they need for their courses. You will need to bring a printed course schedule and a picture ID in order to buy your books. You can also look up course textbooks online using the Textbook Lookup link. To see updated announcements, buyback dates, etc. you can check the Student Store Website. There is a video on their website that shows this process step by step. Access that video here.
Location: Craig F. Goess Student Center
Contact: (Phone) 252-493-7252 (Email) pccbookstore@my.pittcc.edu
Where are the computer labs located on campus?
To see open computer labs on campus, click here. This webpage lists all available labs, days/times of operation, and locations.
Does PCC provide housing for students?
PCC does not provide on campus housing for students. Please see the PCC Student Off-Campus Housing Website for housing options.