Advising
Talk to an Advisor
New students can meet with an Enrollment Advisor for help with admissions, "MyChecklist" enrollment steps, first-semester registration, and more.
Note: If you still need to apply for admissions, go to the Apply to Pima page to complete the admissions application to receive your Student ID Number (A number).
In-Person Appointments
Select a campus to sign up for a 30-minute new student enrollment advising appointment:
Appointments are available Monday-Thursday, 9 am-5 pm.
Virtual Call Backs
Do you have admissions or registration questions but can’t make it to campus? Sign up online to receive a same-day virtual call back from an Enrollment Advisor.
Virtual call backs are available Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. & Friday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Limited Walk-in Services
For new student advising, please schedule an in-person appointment by campus, virtual call back, or follow your "MyChecklist" enrollment steps. Student Services Centers offer limited walk-in services for general information and quick transactions (add/drop, holds, etc.) with availability depending on the campus, day, time, and staffing.
Current students can meet with their assigned Program Advisor for help with academic advising, program requirements, creating a MyDegreePlan, registration, graduation, transfer, and more. Want to see who your Advisor is and who you are connecting with? Visit the Meet My Advisor page.
Advising Appointments for Current Students
Go to PimaConnect to schedule a 30-minute appointment with your assigned Program Advisor. PimaConnect provides a way to connect with your success network of advisors, counselors, instructors, success coaches, and services that can give you the tools and information you need to stay on track and complete your academic goals.
To stay on track, you should meet with your Advisor at least once a semester and follow the Academic Advising Syllabus. The advising syllabus helps you prepare for meeting with an Advisor, explains the advising process, and keeps you organized.
Visiting Students
If you are enrolled at another college or university and plan on taking courses at Pima to have credits transferred back, you are considered a visiting student. To apply as a visiting student, go to our Apply to Pima page to complete admissions and receive your Student ID Number (A number).
Prerequisite Override
If you are trying to register for a class at Pima and the prerequisite was completed at another college or university, you may be eligible for a prerequisite override. To request a prerequisite override, please email pcc-enroll@pima.edu from your MyPima account. For the fastest help, please include the following information in your email:
- Your first and last name
- Your Pima Student ID number (A#)
- The course you would like to take at Pima, including the course prefix, course number, and term.
- Unofficial transcripts showing successful completion of the prerequisite (Required)
Please visit the AZTransfer site to view how credits will transfer within Arizona.
Auditing Classes
Visit the Auditing Classes page to learn more about taking a credit course without earning college credit.
Non-Credit Classes
Visit the Community site to learn about non-credit options such as Continuing Education, PimaFastTrack, Lifelong Learning, and more.