Transferring to PTCC
Whether you’re transferring credits to PTCC from another college or university or making plans to earn your associate degree here so you can pursue a bachelor’s degree at a four-year institution, we’ll help you do it.
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Whether you’re enrolling in classes or still considering if PTCC is right for you, our expert admissions staff are here to help you. We can help answer your questions about programs, the college application and admissions process, financial aid, what college life is like, and more.
The best way to determine if PTCC is the right choice for you is to visit campus. PTCC hosts weekly group information sessions, and our admissions staff are available to schedule one-on-one meetings.
The course placement process determines a student’s readiness for reading, writing, and mathematics courses. It is used to assist a student with the selection of appropriate courses to help assure a student’s success upon entering PTCC.
Attend an Orientation & Registration Session to finalize enrollment at PTCC. Admissions staff will guide students through course registration and share information about financial aid, paying tuition, important deadlines and campus-wide policies and procedures.
Whether you’re transferring credits to PTCC from another college or university or making plans to earn your associate degree here so you can pursue a bachelor’s degree at a four-year institution, we’ll help you do it.
TransferWe offer a variety of programs for high school students that allow you to earn college credit while you are still in high school, at no cost to you! Start your postsecondary education with PTCC!
Earn CreditMinnesota residents 62 years old or older may enroll in credit courses on a space-available basis without paying tuition and activity fees. The senior citizen rate applies only to students who are not collecting financial aid.
EnrollWe are committed to providing Military Veterans with a successful and fulfilling educational experience.
Get StartedTake college credits while completing your GED or high school diploma. Financial aid can help you pay for tuition, books, fees and other educational expenses for college-level classes.
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