Your future begins here with simple steps, personalized support, and a community ready to welcome you.
We are glad you are considering transferring to Pikes Peak State College. Transfer students have previous college credits, and intend to transfer those credits to Pikes Peak State.
If you are a transfer student, follow the steps for success below, from applying to preparing for your first semester and beyond!
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.
Ready to get started? This is the first step on your college journey.
Learn more about getting started and the next steps you should take to prepare to register for your first classes at Pikes Peak.
Order and submit your official transcripts from all previous college classes to our Records Department. This is an important step - your academic history and your program of study will have an impact on which classes you will take, especially during your first semester.
Once your transcripts have been evaluated, check Degree Check to see how your credits transferred and applied to your degree at Pikes Peak.
📽️ Video: How to Order and Submit Your Transcripts
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.
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.
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.
Once you've made a plan, you are ready to register for classes!
Once you are ready to register, log in to Navigate to plan for, schedule, and register for your classes.
Discover comprehensive guides and insightful tips designed to empower you through every step of your college experience.
Explore Success VideosAs 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: How to View and Pay Your BillPPSC students who participate in tutoring services receive better grades on average, and learn skills and strategies that fit their learning styles, which help them to become better students overall.
Learn More About TutoringWe understand that basic needs directly impact the well-being and success of our students. Basic needs can include food, housing, transportation, wellness, and other important services.
Explore Basic Needs Assistance
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 Campus:
Open only Tuesdays by appointment
Call Center (719-502-2000):
Monday - Thursday | 8am - 4pm
Friday | 9am - 4pm
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
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