Online Screener Tool
The FREE Single Stop Online Screener tool allows you to check benefit eligibility for yourself - as well anyone else in your household.
Learn about completing the quick, easy, and confidential online Screener - then a Single Stop counselor will personally contact you to discuss details.
Students have unlimited access to the Mountain Metro Transit bus system with a swipe of their Student ID Card at the fare boxes.
There are designated parking areas for both shuttle riders and car pool participants on the SE side of the Rampart parking lot. Shuttle pick-up and drop-off times and locations are posted. The shuttle runs about every 7–10 minutes from the Rampart Campus 7:30 am–7 pm M-TH and 7:30 am–5:30 pm Friday.
The Community Table is a food pantry and shared space for students, faculty, and staff.
In partnership with Southern Colorado Care and Share, the Department of Student Life organizes monthly mobile food markets open to students, staff, and community members. There are no requirements to receive food (no ID or demonstration of need). Food distribution is completed on a first-come-first-serve basis.
Military personnel, veterans, and their families can pick up a bag of food at the Department of Military and Veterans Programs.
For location, hours, and contact information, visit the Fitness Center's website.
For locations, hours, and contact information, see the "Food" drop-down menu above.
PPSC Dental Assisting students under the supervision of a licensed dentist will provide low-cost exams, x-rays, restorations, sealants, and fluoride treatments. Open to all PPSC students, employees, and their families (children 8 years and older).
Call 719-502-4049 and leave a message. One of the dental assistant students will get back to you.
We have compiled a list of community resources available to military personnel, veterans, and their families. For more information, visit this website.
IRS-certified Accounting program students and volunteers work under tax professionals' supervision to provide quality tax return services for free to low-to-moderate income Coloradans. The income limit this year is $57,000.
Contact the Single Stop Coordinator for support via phone at 719-502-3020 or visit the Single Stop website.
A list of the Tax Help Colorado sites, as well as the locations of other free tax assistance sites in Colorado, is available by calling 2-1-1 or visiting GetMyRefundColorado.org.
Please note the scholarship application windows below and read the instructions at the top of the application forms carefully.
You may apply for one scholarship per semester (either Basic, Academic, or Childcare Needs). Supporting documents must be included, reflect your current financial situation, and reflect what you plan to use the scholarship for. If you have any questions, please contact StudentExperience@pikespeak.edu prior to applying.
Application Windows:
• Summer 2024 Semester - May 6 through July 28
• Fall 2024 Semester - July 29 through December 1
• Spring 2025 Semester - December 2 through May 5
This application is to request assistance for basic needs.
We understand that pursuing education may present financial hardships. If you are experiencing difficulties meeting basic needs such as housing, food, hygiene, transportation, or other necessities, we encourage you to apply for this scholarship.
We are committed to providing support and assistance to ensure that all students can succeed academically, regardless of one's circumstances. Your application will be reviewed with understanding and compassion.
This support is open to all students attending Pikes Peak State College. Students may request up to $400 per semester.
This application is to request assistance for academic needs, such as textbooks, course materials and supplies, and any other academic items students may need for their success.
We are committed to providing support and assistance to ensure that all students can succeed academically, regardless of one's circumstances. Your application will be reviewed with consideration and compassion.
This support is open to all students attending Pikes Peak State College, and students can request up to $400 per semester.
This application is to request assistance for childcare needs.
Student requests may not exceed 2 months per semester.
We recognize balancing the demands of education and the responsibilities of child-care can be a challenge. If you are a parent/guardian facing difficulties in accessing childcare needs while pursuing academic success, we encourage you to apply for this scholarship.
Supporting documentation is required for eligibility for this endowment (i.e. Childcare Invoices, Proof of Universal Pre-K ).
This assistance is open to all parents/guardian students attending Pikes Peak State College. Your application will be reviewed with compassion and full deliberation.
