Enrollment Checklist: The checklist serves as a tool for students to double check their enrollment progress. Students can use this form to personally check off each item and make sure they have completed the necessary steps to enroll. This form does not need to be completed by the student in order to take classes.
Login Instructions and Account Set Up: You must have access to your Self Service student account before you can enrolled in College Start Courses. Your PCC credentials should have been emailed to you. If you do not have account information, please email pccadmissions@prattcc.edu or call 620.450.2217 to have your account information resent to you, along with instructions for account setup. Login resources are also available.
College Start Enrollment Instructions: These are instructions over the process of adding courses within your Self Service Account. If you do not have access to your Self-Service account, please email pccadmissions@prattcc.edu or call 620.450.2217 with a request to have your account information resent to you, along with instructions for account setup. Once your courses are selected within Self Service, your counselor will need to approve your enrollment selection before your registration is completed and your payment can be made.
College Start Handbook: This document should be read over by all students and parents who are participating in the College Start Program. It is a guide for all rules, regulations, and guidelines involved with the program.
College Start Placement Chart: High school students who wish to take English Composition I & II or college level Mathematics may reference this chart for placement scores. Students must take either the ACCUPLACER test or the ACT to be eligible for English and Math courses. ACCUPLACER tests may be scheduled with your high school counselor or with the Coordinator of the College Start Program.
Overload Petition: If you would like to enroll in more than 12 credit hours for the regular school year or 8 credit hours for the summer, you are required to fill out an overload petition for concurrent classes.
FERPA Information & Waiver: When a student, regardless of age, enrolls in any postsecondary education, the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) rights transfer from the parents to the student. Therefore, for a parent to be able to inquire about a student's account, grades, etc., there must be a signed FERPA Form on file.
W9-S Tax Form: The business office is required by federal law to collect a W9-S tax form from students each year. It is a great idea to submit this form at time of enrollment but may be completed after enrollment. Students who enroll in classes but do not have this document on file will be contacted and required to submit this tax form.
