AGM College Tuition Reimbursement Program

Apply to Pima. If you have questions about the admissions process, check out Pima's Application and Registration checklist.

You must apply to Pima if you are a new student or a returning student who hasn't taken a Pima course in the last 3 semesters.

If you are a current Pima student, skip to Step 6.

Questions?

If you have questions about the admission or registration process, you can sign up to chat with an enrollment advisor. Advisors are available to talk with you:

• M-TH: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

• F: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Complete and submit the Lawful Presence Verification form if you did not complete it during the application process. 

Activate or re-activate your MyPima account. You will be asked to do this right after applying to Pima. When you activate your account, write down your “A” number or take a photo of it. 

Questions?

If you have questions about the admission or registration process, you can sign up to chat with an enrollment advisor. Advisors are available to talk with you:

• M-TH: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

• F: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Attend an online orientation. To attend an orientation session, go to: 

• MyPima > "New Student" tab > "Attend Orientation" section > Select "Online Orientation"

Register for your desired courses and then email your course selection(s) to your AGM Education Partner, Marie McClure at MMcClure@agmcontainer.com so that your courses can be added to AGM’s billing.

To register:

• Check class schedules. 
• Email your desired courses to your AGM Education Partner, Marie McClure at MMcClure@agmcontainer.com

Have prior college experience?

Submit official transcripts from each institution to registrar@pima.edu.

You can also mail transcripts to:

Submit the FERPA Student Authorization for Release of Educational Records eForm.

Note: Your FERPA must be submitted BEFORE Pima can protect your courses.

FERPAs protect the privacy of a student’s educational record and allows students control over who can receive information about their courses. Learn more about Pima's FERPA policy.

Pima’s deferred payment agreement with AGM allows Pima to share your grades with associates who have submitted FERPAs to the College, thereby allowing you to not pay for your most charges before grades are received.

FERPAs are good for one year. Pima’s Client Services team will ensure you have a current FERPA on file with the College. If not, we will email you and ask that you submit a new FERPA.