Academics at PCC
Academic Calendar
The academic calendar is a comprehensive source of need-to-know dates such as the day classes start, what days students and faculty have off, and when final exams begin.
Academic Skills Lab
The mission of the ASL is to promote academic success by providing quality computer resources to support skill building and maximize the learning experiences of PCC curriculum students.
Academic Standing Policy
For non-financial aid students
Admissions
The first step to becoming a college student is to be admitted. Visit our Admissions page to find out how.
Catalog
PCC publishes a catalog annually to provide students and other interested persons with information about the college and its programs.
Class Schedule
Find lists of current curriculum courses, including how, when, and course descriptions.
Financial Aid
Information about how to apply for financial aid, how financial aid is determined, and how to receive financial aid.
Graduation Rates
Grants Management Office
The Grants Management Office provides leadership, information, services, and support to faculty and staff in the acquisition and administration of externally funded, competitive grants.
High School Programs
The mission of the High School Programs Office is to assist in creating a seamless transition for students by maximizing the instructional offerings and learning opportunities that provide the greatest educational benefit to those we serve.
Library
The mission of the PCC Library is to provide the library resources, services, and staff necessary to advance the academic programs of the College and to benefit the greater PCC community.
New Student Orientation
On-campus or online.
Office of Teaching and Learning
Our mission is to encourage and support instructors as they make decisions about incorporating innovative and engaging teaching methods and pedagogical approaches in their classroom spaces for all styles of delivery methods – TR, HY, IN. We encourage and support professional development for faculty and staff as it relates to the improvement of student success on our campus.
Programs
Information about the many academic programs that are offered by Pitt Community College
Programs List with CIP/National ID
The Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) provides a taxonomic scheme that supports the accurate tracking and reporting of fields of study and program completion activity.
Student Achievement Results
These are the institution’s primary student achievement measures. These are reported annually in cooperation with the NC Community College System Office of Research and Performance Management.
Student Store
The PCC Student Store provides quality services in a timely manner at competitive prices. Find all the books you need here.
Success Advisors
Student Success Advisors will serve as the academic advisor for new PCC students until they complete any required developmental coursework and 12 curriculum hours in their major.
Tutorial and Academic Success Center
TASC is a free service for all students registered for traditional, internet, evening, and weekend classes at PCC. Individual and group sessions with academically qualified peer tutors and professional tutors are offered to provide academic support.
Weekend College
The intent of Weekend College is to provide an array of courses and programs that provide an alternative for people who work or have other commitments and who are unable to attend academic courses that are offered at traditional times during the week.
Work-Based Learning
The Work-Based Learning/Internship Program is designed to give students the opportunity to integrate their classroom study with practical experience in their major fields by working and attending school.