Student Resources

Dual enrollment students are college students. You are expected to be prepared for the academic rigor and challenge of college-level work. As a college student, you are expected to take responsibility for your education, which will require you to listen, ask appropriate questions and do the work necessary to be successful in your course(es).

Student ID

Digital student IDs are a new and convenient way for students to access their identification. With digital IDs, students can easily retrieve their ID on a smartphone, eliminating the need to carry a physical card. This modern solution not only reduces the risk of loss or damage but also aligns with our commitment to sustainability by minimizing plastic use and printing.

Accessible anytime and anywhere, digital student IDs provide a flexible, eco-friendly option for accessing campus services, student discounts, and more.

How to request a Digital ID card

Follow these instructions to request your digital ID card.

Photo requirements:

Use a neutral and solid background with good lighting.
Make sure your photo presents your full head from the shoulders up with space above the head.
Center your head within the frame.
Face the camera straight on. No selfies or tilted head. We suggest asking someone else to take your photo.
Take the picture indoors.
Submit a color photo that does not include pets, other people, objects, or filters.
Have glasses on, if normally worn.

Not a valid government ID

Please note that a student ID is not recognized as an official form of government-issued identification. Valid government IDs include a driver's license, state ID card, passport, or other official documents issued by a governmental authority.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions here.

Contact Us

Please reach out to us for questions and general information

Phone: 520-206-4500
Email: pcc-studentID@pima.edu

Tutoring

Pima Community College Learning Centers' mission is to foster student learning, persistence and retention by supporting classroom instruction and helping students develop the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in college and beyond. The Learning Centers will provide these services in a respectful, encouraging learning environment.

All tutoring at Pima Community College is free to currently enrolled students.

Students can make appointments for our virtual tutoring sessions (via Google Meet) or come to campus for our drop-in, face-to-face tutoring services. Click here to schedule a Virtual Tutoring appointment.

We also offer paper drop off service-submit your paper and a tutor will review and return it via email. Use the Paper Drop Off link to upload your paper for tutor review. Click here to submit a drop off paper.

The PCC Learning Centers and tutors look forward to working with you. See our tutoring schedules below.

Library Services

Check out the library for multiple online resources, including encyclopedias, articles and research guides. Library staff will help you find resources for research projects, APA formatting, and even reading for fun or personal enrichment.

Student Wellness Assistance

Pima cares about your wellness - from time management to personal issues, from childcare to finances

The Student Wellness Assistance (SWA) program provides information and videos to help you find solutions. SWA also provides a 24x7 phone number so that you can talk to a counselor.

>> Go to Student Wellness Assistance for resources or call: 1-833-251-9941

PCC Counselors also can help you find solutions to educational, career and personal concerns.

A benefit of being a Dual Enrollment student is receiving preference when applying to PCC scholarships.

Additional Scholarship information:

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