Student Services

Phoenix College is small enough to provide students with personal attention from enrollment through graduation. But it's also large enough to offer a rich menu of social and leadership possibilities to round out the college experience. Whether they're taking one class or a full load, Phoenix College students have a full-access pass to get involved to find support in reaching their goals.

Student Tools

• PC Academic Calendar
  A calendar of college dates that shows when classes begin, when classes are in session, when classes end each semester and other important dates for students to be aware of,  as well as holidays and spring break dates. Check the Academic Calendar for fee delete date information.
• Course Catalog
  The college catalog is an annual publication describing the course offerings, majors, admission requirements, regulations, and grade point system. It also contains the academic year calendar, fee information, academic policies and standards, scholarship information, student services and activities, campus safety and regulations, student rights & responsibilities, and the listing of faculty.
• Course Schedule
  The class schedule is a bulletin issued prior to the start of each semester or session indicating the subject and course number, course title, number of units, days, time, room number, and instructor's name. The schedule also indicates important dates (registration periods; when classes begin and end; deadlines for changing credit/no credit grade option; adding, dropping, and withdrawing from courses; deadlines for graduation applications and fee refunds; student rights, responsibilities and policies; recess, holidays and the final exam schedule).
• Student Handbook
  The PC Student Handbook is an extremely useful resource for students. It is student's guide to campus services and departments, with information about things such as department hours, locations, and services offered. It also contains the campus policies and procedures that pertain to students such as attendance, grading processes, and student rights and responsibilities. Finally, the Student Handbook contains a day planner for student's to keep track of classes, assignments, and activities.

Student Services Departments

• Admissions and Records
  Acts as the gateway to Phoenix College by processing student information forms for admission, as well as assisting students in registering for classes, paying tuition, and obtaining records. The AR building also houses Veterans Services and the Welcome Center.
  • Location: AR Building
  • Phone: (602) 285-7800
• Advisement Center
  A central advising, referral and information place to assist students in developing a course of study.
  • Location: LC Building
  • Phone: (602) 285-7110
• Athletics
  Offers coaching and facilities for a wide range of intercollegiate sports, including baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, football, soccer, softball, track and field and volleyball.
  • Location: G Building
  • Phone: 602-285-7175
• Bookstore
  Purchase your books and school supplies through the Bookstore located on campus. Texts may also be ordered online.
  • Location: HC Building, HC-Lower
  • Phone: (602) 285-7489
• Cafeteria
  • Location: HC Building
  • Phone: (602) 285-7669
• Public Safety
  Includes on-campus security, parking decals, and lost and found.
  • Location: D Building
  • Phone: (602) 285-7254
• Career Services
  Provides resources to help you make informed career decisions and services to prepare you for a job search
  • Location: HC Building, HC-126
  • Phone: (602) 285-7207
• Cashiers Office
  Resposible for tuition and fees, financial aid distribution, and refunds
  • Location: AR Building
  • Phone: (602) 285-7518
• Computer Commons
  The Computer Commons is an instructional, open-computer facility available to all currently enrolled students. The lab features Pentium computers and a variety of course-related software. Lab technicians and student assistants are available to assist students and faculty with their hardware and software questions.
  • Location: L Building, lower level
  • Phone: (602) 285-7285
• Counseling Services
  Offers unique instruction and individual counseling to meet the diverse academic, career and personal development needs of students.
  • Location: HC Building
  • Phone: (602) 285-7392
• Disability Resource Center
  Coordinates services which will ensure students with disabilities equal access to college programs and resources.
  • Location: LC Building
  • Phone: (602) 285-7477
• Family Care and Headstart Center
  Offers quality early childhood programs for children 2 to 5 years of age.
  • Location: FCC Building, FCC-101
  • Phone: (602) 285-7292
• Financial Aid
  Assists students in obtaining resources to help pay education costs, such as tuition/fees, books and supplies, room and board, transportation and other education-related expenses for the student.
  • Location: HC Building
  • Phone: (602) 285-7410
• Welcome Center
  Purpose is to assist students and the public with information regarding campus events, programs, and enrollment.
  • Location: AR Building
  • Phone: (602) 285-7502
• International Student Center
  Provides services to students from diverse countries, cultures and languages.
  • Location: HC Building
  • Phone: (602) 285-7424
• Library
  The library provides a variety of print and electronic resources to support your information needs. Individual assistance is available in locating resources both in person and online.
  
  • Location: L Building
  • Phone: (602) 285-7473
• Recruitment and Retention
  Guides students through the enrollment process by answering questions, providing information on educational programs, campus services and resources, and conducting campus tours.
  • Location: D Building, D-102
  • Phone: (602) 285-7415
• Office of Student Affairs
  • Location: AD Building, AD-104
  • Phone: (602) 285-7228
• PC Online
  Helps students taking online and hybrid courses. Includes information on logging into Blackboard, WebCT, the WebCT Hotline, and the WebCT Testing Center
  • Location: L Building, lower level
  • Phone: (602) 285-7428
• Student Life and Leadership
  Serves the needs of students in leadership development, campus and community involvement, and group interaction. Promotes contact between the students, faculty and employees through clubs, cultural events and other special events.
  • Location: HC Building, HC-Lower
  • Phone: (602) 285-7231
• Success Center
  Brings together services, resources, and programs to support students so they develop skills essential for successful learning. Students improve their study habits and receive assistance through many resources including tutoring and study skills development, workshops and study groups, and multimedia materials.
  • Location: B Building, B-228
  • Phone: (602) 285-7486
• Testing Center
  Provides free course placement testing for English, Reading, and Math courses.
  • Location: LC Building
  • Phone: (602) 285-7844
• Transfer Center
  Provides information and support to assist you in the transfer process to other educational institutions.
  • Location: LC Building
  • Phone: (602) 285-7110
• Veterans Information Center
  Offers all veterans assistance with educational benefits, registration and transcript information, tutorial assistance, referral for personal, career and academic counseling and other miscellaneous veterans information.
  • Location: AR Building
  • Phone: (602) 285-7502