Verification of high school graduation is required if the applicant is 18 years or younger. Such students are limited to six units. Admission to the college does not guarantee space in any class. For students seeking reclassification from nonresident to resident status, evidence of financial independence from any nonresident of California. California driver's license.
Rules vary for refugees, resident aliens, immigrant residents and non-immigrant aliens.
Any student who has not applied and been admitted to the college may not attend classes. Send Transcripts Transcripts are required from your last high school attended and from other colleges. It is the student's responsibility to request the transcripts from the schools attended and ask that they be sent directly to the PCC Admissions office. Admission to the college may be withheld until transcripts are received. Students who want to include information about work at other institutions in the assessment of their skill level for placement recommendations at PCC should keep a transcript of that work, and show it upon request.