Updated May 4, 2022
Updated: Requirements for Summer On-Campus Classes and Services
The following safety measures are now in place at PCC for the Summer 2022 semester.
For Summer 2022, PCC is making COVID-19 testing available for all students enrolled in a face-to-face or hybrid course, or accessing in-person services which require you to be on campus for the Summer 2022 semester.
Testing Guidelines for students:
- A student must show a photo ID at the testing check-in counter
- Must test in a timely manner if instructed to do so by PCC’s Covid Support Team
- Must stay home when you are sick. Monitor your health closely, get tested immediately for Covid-19, and follow isolation instructions while waiting for the test result.
You may use our on-campus testing options or choose to submit test results for other labs.
Students need to submit valid proof of full vaccination or apply for an approved medical exemption prior to registering for classes. You will not be able to complete your registration without a valid vaccination record on file.
Indoor masking is strongly recommended, but not required. It is especially recommended for those who are unvaccinated or immunocompromised, and it is required for those exiting quarantine or isolation.
Classes & Instruction
The following gives you the key information you need to know about taking classes at PCC. As this is an ever-evolving situation, we will continue updating information on this page whenever new information becomes available.
Laptops are available to borrow from the PCC Library. You can visit the library anytime during their open hours to check one out!
Limited services at the Library, such as loaner laptops and calculators, will be available to support the start of instruction. More information on hours and services will be posted on the campus website in the coming days.
Tutoring will be offered both in-person and online during the Fall semester, starting the 3rd week of the semester. Please visit the Success Centers website for more information!
Student Services
During the temporary response to the surge in COVID-19 cases, access to student services, tutoring, and other support services will be offered remotely. You can also use our Help Centers and Support website to access online help centers.
Student Services Departments Help Centers & Support
Resources for Students in Need
Use our resource guide to find help for emergency needs including financial assistance, housing and shelter, food, social services referrals, and financial assistance.
Resources for Students in Need