Undocumented/DACA Student

1. Apply for Admission to Pikes Peak Community College

• The admission application is free!
• You can apply any time of the year
• You will be accepted as a Pikes Peak Community College Student

Start your Admission Application

2. Meet with an Academic Advisor

You will meet with an academic advisor to plan your degree and talk about any necessary placement tests.

Bring these with you to your academic advising appointment:

• Photo ID
• Any college transcripts (unofficial)

If you graduated high school within the last five years, also bring:

• High school transcripts (unoffcial)
• ACT and/or SAT scores
• Official CollegeBoard transcripts (IB or college level courses)

Meet with an Academic Advisor

3. How to Pay for College

1. Colorado Student Grants
Determine if you qualify for Colorado Student Grants.

Learn more about Colorado Student Grants

2. Apply for College Opportunity Fund (COF)
COF is a tuition contribution provided by the State of Colorado to students who meet the qualifications to receive in-state tuition rates.

Apply for COF

3. Apply for Scholarships Specific to DACA, Dreamers, and Undocumented Students

Apply for scholarships specific to DACA, Dreamers, and Undocumented Students and apply for PPCC scholarships using the general PPCC scholarship application. The PPCC scholarship application is open between November and February.

Apply for DACA, Dreamers and Undocumented Students scholarships

Apply for PPCC scholarships

4. Self-Pay
PPCC offers multiple self-payment options.

4. Register for Classes

Class registration begins leading up to the fall, spring and summer semesters.

Spring 2020 semester: October 21, 2019 (Now Open)
Summer 2020 semester: March, 16 2020
Fall 2020 semester: March 16, 2020

Learn how to register for classes.

Each semester has more than one parts of term. View the instructional calendars to see your options.

Spring 2020 Instructional Calendar