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Continuing Students

We are glad you are continuing at Pikes Peak State College! 

 

Be sure to follow the steps below each semester to ensure you are on the right track to reach your goals, whether you are transfering, preparing to graduate, or both!

If you are not sure where to start, get stuck at any point during the registration process below, have specific questions about your situation, or just want to connect with someone at the college, we are here for you. Schedule an appointment with an academic advisor for guidance. 

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Prepare to Register for Next Semester

Navigate To-Dos will help you keep track of the important tasks you need to complete before, during, and after a semester. Review and complete your personalized To-Do items, which may include connecting with certain teams on campus, financial aid, degree planning, and more.

To access your To-Do Items:

  1. Log in to myPikesPeak Portal.
  2. Click on the Navigate icon on your dashboard.
  3. Select your To-Do list on the home page menu.

📽️ Video: How to Log in to Navigate

Log in to Navigate 

It is essential for registration planning that you have the correct major(s) selected. Your major will determine which classes you will need to take to reach your goals, which classes financial aid will pay for, and much more.

To review your major and degree path:

  1. Log into myPikes Peak Portal.
  2. Click on the Degree Check icon on your dashboard.
  3. Review your major, and preview the requirements you’ll need to complete for that degree.

Review Your Major

If you need to change your major, add a major, or you are not sure which major to select to reach your goals, we highly suggest connecting with us before changing your major so we can help you determine what that will mean for you and your goals.

Your Academic Advisor will ensure you are taking the classes you need in the correct order to meet your specific goals. They can also help your reigster, think through your future career goals, and help you change your major if needed.

Meet with an Academic Advisor

 

Make a Plan to Pay

Registering for classes will create a tuition bill. It’s an essential part of your success as a student that you have a plan for how you will pay for that bill. 

📽️ Video: How to View and Pay your Bill 

Tip: You will not have a bill until after you register for classes. If you are using financial aid or other benefits, keep in mind that those do not always cover your full bill. Check on your bill for any remaining balance that you are responsible for throughout the semester.

Financial Aid begins with submitting your financial aid application – the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for U.S. residents or the CASFA) for eligible non-residents. After your financial aid application is complete, you may qualify for grants, loans, work study, and/or scholarships to help you pay for your education.

Complete your FAFSA for the desired aid year OR update your FAFSA with Pikes Peak's school code: 008896. If you are not eligible to submit the FAFSA based on your citizenship status, learn about ASSET and submit the Colorado Application for Student Financial Aid (CASFA).

Learn more about financial aid

Unless you have selected a lifetime authorization, you must authorize COF each semester. 

COF is a tuition discount provided by the State of Colorado for students who meet the qualifications to receive in-state tuition rates.

📽️ Video: How to Apply for & Authorize COF

Apply for Pikes Peak State College scholarships using the general Pikes Peak State scholarship application. Keep an eye on  the scholarships web page and your email for information on when the scholarship application is open. 

Apply for Scholarships

Some students have benefits from the Military, a Promise Program, or an employer to help pay for their education. If you have any of these benefits, be sure to check with the source of the funds and complete any of their requirements.

Sometimes, financial aid and other benefits will not cover your full tuition bill. If that is the case, you are responsible for paying your remaining balance.

Many students do not use financial aid or other benefits and pay for their education out of pocket. 

Either way, it is important that you regularly review your bill so you know what you will need to pay. PPSC offers many self-payment options, including payment plans, to help.

Learn more about self-payment options

 

View answers to frequently asked questions about paying for college and other topics to help you be successful this semester and beyond. 

Tips on Paying for College

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Register for Classes

Once you are ready to register, log into Navigate to plan for, schedule, and register for your classes. Registration begins leading up to each semester – be sure to check your email for reminders about when registration begins.

Each semester has more than one parts of term. View the academic calendar to see your options

Review our step-by-step guide for how to register for classes. Don’t forget that we are here to help if you run into any issues!

 

Prepare for Classes

Class Success Tips

After you have registered for your first classes, be sure to think about how you will be successful. Review the Helpful Tips webpage, browse our how-to videos for class success tips, and don’t forget to reach out if you have any questions!

Review Helpful Tips Webpage 

Browse Class Success Videos

Review Your Bill Often

Remember, it’s important to have a plan for how you will pay for classes. As you add or drop classes, and after drop dates for your classes, it’s important to review your tuition bill. Be sure to reach out to Student Accounts early if you have any questions or concerns about your bill.

Video: Review Financial Aid Overview

Video: How to View and Pay Your Bill

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Support During the Semester

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Basic needs can include food, housing, transportation, wellness, and other services. Learn more about how we can support you with basic needs.

Basic Needs Assistance
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Mental health support for you - for immediate crisis support and ongoing counseling. Students can receive free telehealth counseling through BetterMynd.

Counseling Center
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Students who participate in tutoring services receive better grades on average, and they learn skills and strategies to become better students overall.

Tutoring Support
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Support though classroom and testing accommodations for students with both temporary and long-term disabilities.

Accessibility Services



PPSC enrollment services at Centennial Campus

Centennial & Rampart Range Campuses:
Monday | 8 am - 6 pm (5 pm - 6 pm remote services only)
Tuesday | 8 am - 6 pm (5 pm - 6 pm remote services only)
Wednesday | 8 am - 5 pm
Thursday | 8 am - 5 pm
Friday | 9 am - 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday | Closed

Downtown Studio Campus:
Open only Tuesdays by appointment

Room A110, Aspen Building
5675 S. Academy Blvd.
Colorado Springs, CO 80906

Room S102 
2070 Interquest Parkway
Colorado Springs, CO 80921

Open for Enrollment Services & Admissions Counseling only on Tuesdays by appointment

Room S127
100 W. Pikes Peak Ave.
Colorado Springs, CO 80903