Returning or Readmitted students are previous Pikes Peak students who have not taken classes with us in over a year.
If you are a returning student, follow the steps for success below, from applying to preparing for your first semester and beyond!
If you are not sure where to start, get stuck at any point during the registration
process below, have specific questions about your situation, or just want to connect
with someone at the college, we are here for you. After you have completed your admission
application, schedule an appointment with an academic advisor for guidance.
If you have questions about being a Pikes Peak student, or if you would like assistance
completing your admission application, connect with our recruitment team.
If you are not sure where to start, get stuck at any point during the registration
process below, have specific questions about your situation, or just want to connect
with someone at the college, we are here for you.
Preparing to register takes different steps that will vary depending on your academic
and professional history, your program of study, and your goals - we can help you
personalize your experience and next steps so you don’t have to guess.
After you have completed your admission application, schedule an appointment with
an academic advisor for guidance.
You will meet with an academic advisor in-person, virtually or by phone to plan your degree and talk about any necessary placement tests.
Bring these with you to your academic advising appointment:
If you graduated high school within the last five years, also bring:
Navigate To-Dos will help you keep track of the important tasks you need to complete before, during, and after a semester. Review and complete your personalized To-Do items, which may include connecting with certain teams on campus, financial aid, degree planning, and more.
To access your To-Do Items:
It is essential for registration planning that you have the correct major(s) selected. Your major will determine which classes you will need to take to reach your goals, which classes financial aid will pay for, and much more.
To review your major and degree path:
If you need to change your major, add a major, or you are not sure which major to select to reach your goals, we highly suggest connecting with us before changing your major so we can help you determine what that will mean for you and your goals.
If you have earned college credit elsewhere since previously attending Pikes Peak State College, order and submit your official transcripts to the records department. This is an important step - your academic history and your program of study will have an impact on which classes you will take, especially during your first semester.
If you attended Pikes Peak in the past, check Degree Check to see how many credits you have toward your current degree.
Returning students are not required to complete New Student Orientation, but it will
help you have a successful start at PPSC - things may have changed since the last
time you were here! The orientation is offered on-demand online and will help you
through your next steps. You can always refer back to it for a refresher of the information
that is covered.
To access New Student Orientation:
Your academic history and your program of study will have an impact on which classes you will take, especially during your first semester. You can review placement options, but it is best to talk to our team of experts to ensure you get placed in classes correctly. Schedule an appointment with an academic advisor to discuss your placement options.
Registering for classes will create a tuition bill. It’s an essential part of your success as a student that you have a plan for how you will pay for that bill.
📽️ Video: How to View and Pay your Bill
Tip: You will not have a bill until after you register for classes. If you are using financial aid or other benefits, keep in mind that those do not always cover your full bill. Check on your bill for any remaining balance that you are responsible for throughout the semester.
Financial Aid begins with submitting your financial aid application – the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for U.S. residents or the CASFA) for eligible non-residents. After your financial aid application is complete, you may qualify for grants, loans, work study, and/or scholarships to help you pay for your education.
Complete your FAFSA for the desired aid year OR update your FAFSA with Pikes Peak's school code: 008896. If you are not eligible to submit the FAFSA based on your citizenship status, learn about ASSET and submit the Colorado Application for Student Financial Aid (CASFA).
COF is a tuition discount provided by the State of Colorado for students who meet the qualifications to receive in-state tuition rates.
The Colorado Promise Tax Credit offers a tuition reimbursement in the form a tax credit for your first two years of college. You may be eligible if your family income is $90,000 or less. Learn more about eligibility requirements and how it works if you think you qualify.
Apply for Pikes Peak State College scholarships using the general Pikes Peak State scholarship application. Keep an eye on the scholarships web page and your email for information on when the scholarship application is open.
Some students have benefits from the Military, a Promise Program, or an employer to help pay for their education. If you have any of these benefits, be sure to check with the source of the funds and complete any of their requirements.
Sometimes, financial aid and other benefits will not cover your full tuition bill. If that is the case, you are responsible for paying your remaining balance.
Many students do not use financial aid or other benefits and pay for their education out of pocket.
Either way, it is important that you regularly review your bill so you know what you will need to pay. PPSC offers many self-payment options, including payment plans, to help.
View answers to frequently asked questions about paying for college and other topics to help you be successful this semester and beyond.
If you are returning from an academic suspension, you must meet with an academic advisor to get reinstated before you can register for classes.
Once you are ready to register, log into Navigate to plan for, schedule, and register
for your classes. Registration begins leading up to each semester – be sure to check
your email for reminders about when registration begins.
Each semester has more than one parts of term. View the academic calendar to see your options.
Review our step-by-step guide for how to register for classes. Don’t forget that we are here to help if you run into any issues!
After you have registered for your first classes, be sure to think about how you will
be successful. Review the Helpful Tips webpage, browse our how-to videos for class
success tips, and don’t forget to reach out if you have any questions!
Review Helpful Tips Webpage
Browse Class Success Videos
Review Your Bill Often
Remember, it’s important to have a plan for how you will pay for classes. As you add
or drop classes, and after drop dates for your classes, it’s important to review your
tuition bill. Be sure to reach out to Student Accounts early if you have any questions
or concerns about your bill.
Video: Review Financial Aid Overview
Video: How to View and Pay Your Bill
Centennial & Rampart Range Campuses:
Monday | 8 am - 6 pm (5 pm - 6 pm remote services only)
Tuesday | 8 am - 6 pm (5 pm - 6 pm remote services only)
Wednesday | 8 am - 5 pm
Thursday | 8 am - 5 pm
Friday | 9 am - 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday | Closed
Downtown Campus:
Open only Tuesdays by appointment
Call Center (719-502-2000):
Monday - Thursday | 8am - 4pm
Friday | 9am - 4pm
Room A110, Aspen Building
5675 S. Academy Blvd.
Colorado Springs, CO 80906
Room S102
2070 Interquest Parkway
Colorado Springs, CO 80921
Open for Enrollment Services & Admissions Counseling only on Tuesdays by appointment
Room S127
100 W. Pikes Peak Ave.
Colorado Springs, CO 80903