Transfer Reports
Pima Community College Student Transfer Reports
Top Transfer Institutions for PCC Students
This report lists the universities that PCC students transferred to from the 2019 to 2021 calendar years. Institutions are listed if there were 10 or more transfers in at least one of the three years. Students are included if they earned 12 or more credits at PCC prior to transfer.
Arizona State System for Information on Student Transfer (ASSIST) Reports
The Arizona State System for Information on Student Transfer (ASSIST) is a relational database containing enrollment and degree information on students attending Arizona’s public universities and community college districts.
PCC Transfers:
These reports provide a 6-year trend of the number of PCC transfer students into an AZ public university and broken out by ethnicity, gender, age, hours transferred, and discipline.
Transfer students are defined as students with 12 or more PCC credits who entered Arizona universities as new transfers in a fall or spring semester.
PCC Transfers Completion and Graduation Rate Reports:
These reports provide graduation rates of new students and their breakouts for ethnicity, gender, age, and hours transferred.
Transfer students are defined as students with 12 or more PCC credits who entered Arizona universities as new transfers in a fall or spring semester.
- Graduation Rate of PCC Transfers By Year By Percent Report
- Degree Recipients Who Entered as New Transfers From PCC Report
- Degree Recipients Who Entered as New Transfers From PCC Charts
- PCC Baccalaureate Degree Recipients with PCC Transfer Credit Report
- PCC Institutional Comparison Report
Reverse Transfer Reports:
The reports provide information on possible reverse transfer students, broken out by academic year.
Reverse transfer students are defined as students with 35 or more credits from an Arizona Community college who have transferred to ASU/NAU/UA and have not been awarded a 2 or 4-year degree.
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