Admissions

Step 1. Apply
Complete an enrollment application online. 

Step 2. You're Accepted! Connect with the First-Year Experience Team
Visit the First Year Experience (FYE) page. Complete the Virtual Student Orientation.

Step 3. Transcripts
Send your official high school transcripts or high school equivalency exam (HSE) to the Enrollment Services Office. (Official transcripts are not required for enrollment at PSC. It is recommended that official transcripts be received as soon as possible to ensure adequate advising)

Step 4. Meet with an Advisor and Register
Schedule an appointment with a First Year Experience Advisor. Discuss college placement, programs, courses, etc. During the session, you will either register or be directed to complete your college placement exam. Set up your appointment here! 

Step 5. Pay for College
Establish payment. You can refer to the business office for payment options, financial aid for grants and loans, veteran services for benefits, or the PSC Foundation for scholarship opportunities.

Questions about tuition and fees also can be answered by the Business Office. Call (708) 709-3577. 

Step 6. Purchase Books and Supplies
View the assigned books by selecting "textbook information" on Pioneer Portal.

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Step 1. Apply

Complete an enrollment application online. 

Step 2. Transcripts

Send your official college transcripts and complete a  Transcript Evaluation Request Form to ensure accurate advising and courses are transferred appropriately. It is also recommended that you send your official high school transcripts or high school equivalency exam (HSE) to the Enrollment Services Office before the end of your first semester.Official transcripts are not required for enrollment at PSC. It is recommended that official transcripts be received and evaluated as soon as possible to ensure adequate advising and progress towards a degree or certificate.  Please note, official high school transcripts reflecting completion of secondary school are required if you plan to apply for financial aid.

Step 3. Meet with an advisor and register

Walk-in or schedule and appointment via Qless to meet with an advisor to discuss college placement, programs, courses, etc. During the session you will either register or be directed on how to complete your college placement exam.

Step 4. Pay for College

Establish payment. You can refer to the business office for payment options, financial aid for grants and loans, veteran services for benefits, or the PSC Foundation for scholarship opportunities. Questions about tuition and fees also can be answered by the Business Office. Call (708) 709-3577. 

Step 5. Purchase Books and Supplies

View the assigned books by selecting "textbook information" on Pioneer Portal.

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Step 1. Apply

Complete an enrollment application online. 

Step 2. Transcripts

Send your official college transcripts and complete a  Transcript Evaluation Request Form to ensure accurate advising and courses are transferred appropriately. If you are pursuing a degree, send your official high school transcripts or high school equivalency exam (HSE) to the Enrollment Services Office before the end of your first semester. Official transcripts are not required for enrollment at PSC. It is recommended that official transcripts be received and evaluated as soon as possible to ensure adequate advising and progress towards a degree or certificate.  Please note, official high school transcripts reflecting completion of secondary school are required if you plan to apply for financial aid.

Step 3. Meet with an Advisor and Register

Walk-in or schedule and appointment via Qless to meet with an advisor to discuss college placement, programs, courses, etc. During the session you will either register or be directed on how to complete your college placement exam.

Step 5. Pay for College

Establish payment. You can refer to the business office for payment options, financial aid for grants and loans, veteran services for benefits, or the PSC Foundation for scholarship opportunities. Questions about tuition and fees also can be answered by the Business Office. 

Step 6. Purchase Books and Supplies

View the assigned books by selecting "textbook information" on Pioneer Portal.

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1. Complete an online Admissions Application
2. View available courses
3. View tuition and fee table
4. Check with your home institution to determine the transferability of the summer course you plan to complete.
5. Submit a Registration Form
6. Establish payment arrangements
7. At the end of the semester, request your official PSC transcript through Parchment to be sent back to your university
   

College transcripts, placement testing, and advisor signatures are not required for "Summer only" students. Complete an Withdraw from a Course formif you need to change your existing schedule.

Please Note:

• Refunds for dropped courses are subject to the college refund table.
• Title IV Financial Aid is not available for summer guest students.
• Remember to send your summer courses back to your home institution by ordering a transcript.

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When students stop attending or academically participating in a course, they must report this information to the Enrollment Services Office (RM 1160) to officially withdraw themselves from the course. Students may visit the Enrollment Services Office, complete a Withdraw from a Course form online, or email enrollment@prairiestate.edu to officially withdraw from a course. The email should include the name on file and student ID number so that your account may be located.

Officially withdrawing from a course occurs after the tuition refund period associated with the course has ended. A grade of “W” will appear on the student’s record. The “W” grade will not affect the student’s grade point average. The course will be considered attempted but not completed. Students can withdraw from a course by the published deadline date (see the academic calendar). If an extenuating circumstance occurs after the published deadline date, a student may submit a late withdrawal appeal for consideration.

Note: Students in selective health programs such as nursing, dental hygiene, surgical technology must also speak with their program coordinator before withdrawing from a course. Student athletes, international and early college students must meet with the respective advisor before withdrawing from a course.

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Students may visit the Enrollment Services Office (RM1160), complete an add/drop/withdrawal form online or email to drop a course. The email should include the name on file and student ID number so that your account may be located.

A student can drop a course through the end of the refund period. The refund period is considered the time before the end of the published tuition refund deadline. Students can refer to the PSC website for the designated last day to receive a tuition refund. Courses “dropped” after the published refund deadline are considered withdrawals.
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