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Phoenix College’s open admission policy encourages all students
to explore the many educational opportunities available at the college.
You are eligible for admission if you:
- have graduated from high school
- are a transfer student from another college or university
- have completed a GED or other high school equivalency diploma
- are 18 years of age or older
- are a current high school student and have permission from the
high school, your parents and the college Admissions Office.
* If you require assistance because of a disability, please visit
the Disability
Resource Center.
Step One
Enroll at Phoenix College
If you are new to PC, or if you have not taken classes in the past two semesters, you must complete the Student Information Form before registering. Access the form under the "Enroll as a New Student" under the Steps to Success Quick Links. Phoenix College has an open admission policy. Anyone who has graduated from high school; earned a GED; is at least 18 years old and not attending high school; or is under 18 attending high school and has permission from parents, high school, and PC Admissions office may attend.
Submit Student Information Form. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AR Bldg.. . . . 602.285.7777
Step Two
Take Your Course Placement Tests
Course placement tests help to determine proper course selection. For complete information regarding course testing requirements visit www.phoenixcollege.edu/testing or contact the Testing Center located in the LC Building.
Take Placement Tests in English, Math, and/or Reading..LC Bldg.. . . .602.285.7844
If you test into one of the following courses: ENG061, ENG071, RDG071, RDG081, RDG091, MAT082, or MAT091 you will need to enroll in a Beartrax group orientation session that will assist you on your pathway to academic success. See page 41 (iStartSmart) for more information about the PC Student Success program.
Step Three
Select Your Course or Program
Your academic advisor is your single greatest resource in planning your education. Advisement is required in some instances and is highly recommended for all students. Students who have attended another college are encouraged to have official transcripts sent to Phoenix College prior to meeting with an academic advisor. If you need additional direction defining your goals or choosing a career pathway you may also want to visit the Counseling Department or the Career Center for guided assistance or additional resources.
Meet with an Academic Advisor. . . . . . . .Advisement - LC Bldg.. . . . . 602.285.7110
Step Four
Register for Classes
Phoenix College offers several options to register for classes. Choose a method that is convenient for you:
Register for Classes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AR Bldg.. . . . 602.285.7777
Step Five
Pay Tuition and Fees
Tuition and fees are due by the published deadlines in your Online Student Center at My.maricopa.edu. There are several ways to pay:
- Pay online at My.maricopa.edu
- Pay by mail (no cash please)
- Pay by phone at 602.285.7522 (credit/debit card only)
- Pay in person at the Cashiers Office in the AR Building
- Pay for classes through installments by taking advantage of e-Cashier, our online student tuition payment plan accessible at My.maricopa.edu.
Pay Tuition and Fees. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cashiers Office - AR Bldg.. . . . .602.285.7522
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