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Student Success Registration Guide & Summer/Fall 2021Volume 18, Number 2 Pima Community College Published April 2021, by Pima County Community College District, which reserves the right to make changes. Volume 18, Number 2, April 2021. Postal Customer: Pima Community College (ISSN 15499395) is published four times a year (monthly In January, April, August, and November) by PCC Marketing, 4905C E. Broadway Blvd., Tucson, AZ 857091130. Periodicals postage is paid at Tucson, Arizona. Postmaster: Send address changes to PCC Marketing, 4905 C E. Broadway Blvd., Tucson, AZ 857091130 Important Dates and Deadlines 3 Why Pima? Quality, Aordable Education 4 Pima Resources 56 Focused Career Training Programs 6 Go-tos for Pima Info: MyPima and More .......................................................... 7 Apply Now for Financial Aid 8 Explore PimaOnline 9 Start at Pima Transfer to a Four-year Institution ................................................... 10 Credit Programs and Degrees 1115 Save on Pima Tuition 16 Adult Basic Education for College and Career ..................................................... 16 Community Education and Other Ways to Learn 17 Workforce Development and Continuing Education 18 NEW! Autonomous Vehicle Driver and Operations Specialist certiicate .................. 19 Logistics & Supply Chain Management Program .......................................... 19 Available through September 2021; HPOG HOPES .................................................................... 19 Pima at your service 20 Nettutor 20 Table of CONTENTS pima.edu/registernowBy registering on time, you are more likely to:Get the classes you wantProtect your  nancial aid Graduate on timeGet the classes you needPass the classes that you takeManage your time more e ectivelyThe College is closed May 31, June 18, July 5, Aug. 13, Sept. 6, Nov. 11 and Nov. 2528, but, during those times, you may register and take other actions through your MyPima student account. Details for summer and fall 2021:Summer semester Session A and B (5-week), C (8-week and 10-we

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ek) and D (8-week) classes run June 1Aug. 10, with various beginning and ending datesFall semester classes run Aug. 19Dec. 14, with various beginning and ending dates.This summer due to the COVID19 pandemic, the College is not o ering on-campus services, except for those taking appointments. However, virtual services are available. Students should register for classes through MyPima. Visit pima.edu/covid19 for the most current details. Register early at PimaCOVID19 restrictions through spring, summer Summer/Fall 2021 Registration Guide REGISTRATION DEADLINES: For the 16-week Traditional semester, students may register until the day before the rst meeting of a course. Deadlines vary for other sessions. Important Dates for Summer 2021* Summer registration begins March 15 Memorial Day Holiday (College closed) May 31 Juneteenth Holiday observed (College closed) ............................................................................. June 18 First 5-week session June 1July 6 First 8-week session June 1July 27 10-week session June 1Aug. 10 Second 8-week session June 15Aug. 10 Graduation Application deadline June 29 Independence Day observed (College closed) July 5 Second 5-week session July 7Aug. 10 Important Dates for Fall 2021* Fall registration begins April 5 Virtual All College Day Aug. 13 16-week Traditional Semester Aug. 19Dec. 14 Labor Day Holiday (College closed) Sept. 6 Graduation application deadline Nov. 5 Veterans Day Holiday observed (College closed) ......................................................................... Nov. 1112 Thanksgiving Holiday break (College closed) .................................................................... Nov. 2528 16WEEK TRADITIONAL SEMESTER Classes begin Aug. 19 Drop/Refund/Audit deadline ................................................ Sept. 2 Labor Day Holiday (College closed) Sept. 6 Student Withdrawal deadline Nov. 5 Classes end Dec. 14 14WEEK SESSION Classes begin Sept. 2 Drop/Refund/Audit deadline ............................................ Sept. 14 Stud

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ent Withdrawal deadline Nov. 10 Classes end Dec. 14  Go to: pima.edu/registration This guide to Pima Community College has details and contact information for its academic programs, Adult Basic Education and PimaOnline, as well as registration and important dates and deadlines for summer and fall 2021 semesters. What to expect for Fall 2021 The College continues to adjust its classes and services to the evolving COVID19 pandemic. We will oer online, virtual and hybrid formats for summer classes. However, as this publication goes to print, we are planning for a fall semester of mostly in-person classes. Hundreds of courses will be oered in-person, online and virtually, giving you the lexibility you need. The College is posting updates at pima.edu/covid19 . Meanwhile, please continue to use our virtual services. Important DATES & DEADLINES Here is YOUR GUIDE to Pima Pima Community College UNIVERSITY Transfer Pima has transfer partnerships with the University of Arizona, Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University and other colleges and universities throughout the state and U.S. These partnerships allow students to easily transfer to four-year institutions, saving them money while they gain an excellent education. Learn more on page 10. Did You KNOW ?*  55% of new Pima full-time degree-/certiicate-seeking students received some sort of inancial aid in 201920.  58% of all transfer students enrolling at the University of Arizona in fall 2020 came from Pima.  Among students enrolled at Pima between January 2015 and April 2020: 25,000+ have attended or have graduated from one of Arizona's state universities; 22,365 through UA. 432 have attended some of the country's most prestigious colleges and universities, including Harvard (23), Columbia, Duke and Yale (10 each), Johns Hopkins (14) and Cornell (13). 27,037 have graduated from one of the country's 200 best colleges and universities, including UCLA, USC, Iowa, Stanford and Texas A&M. *Percentages are approximations PRICE Comparison Average net price for a full-time beginning stud

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ent over two academic years For-prot institutions in Tucson * $ 29,988 Arizona state universities † $ 23,966 PIMA $ 4,500 Source: National Center for Education Statistics, College Navigator, based on 201920 Academic Year tuition and fees * Arizona School of Integrative Studies, Brookline College, Carrington College, HDS Truck Driving Institute and Pima Medical Institute † University of Arizona, Arizona State University and Northern Arizona University WHY Quality, Aordable Education PIMA? Summer/Fall 2021 Registration Guide Pima Resources Pima knows many students are eager to return to the classroom after a year of online or virtual learning. That is why we are planning for a fall semester that maximizes in-person classes and student services, plus online and virtual classes to give you the lexibility you need. Until then, please use our virtual services. pima.edu/covid19 In-person fall classes — As this publication goes to print, Pima is planning for a fall semester with mostly in-person classes and student services, with continuing online and virtual options, giving you the most lexibility when engaging with us. We continue to monitor the threat of the COVID19 pandemic and will adjust class oerings and services based on the best interests of the students and community. Enroll and register online — New and returning students should register for classes through your MyPima account . Learn more about MyPima on Page 7. If you don't have a MyPima account set up, please contact us, MyPimaHelpDesk@pima.edu . If you haven't yet enrolled at Pima, you can apply online today, pima.edu/apply . WiFi access, technical resources and D2L help — While Pima has restricted access to campus buildings, WiFi access is available outside. WiFi access: Pima students can access WiFi in the parking lots of the Desert Vista, Downtown, East, Northwest and West campuses from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Students also can access Sunnyside Uniied School District “hot spot” locations. Bring your Pima student ID to all locations. Check out Pi

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ma laptops and tablets: If you want to borrow a laptop or tablet for a semester to assist you in your courses, please follow the curbside pick- up instructions on the Library’s COVID19 Info and Updates page, libguides.pima.edu/COVID19 . Campus Computer Workstations: Whenever classes are in session before campuses reopen in the fall, students can reserve 90 minutes to use a computer workstation at the Campus, sites. google.com/pima.edu/pcc-dvc-wii-station . Computer Software for Students: Free and discounted software QLESS Advisor Call Back — If you need to talk to an advisor, the quickest way to reach one is through the QLESS online sign-in system. All you have to do is: 1. Sign in here: https://kiosk.na1.qless.com/ kiosk/app/home/100100000137 2. Enter your name and cell phone number in the boxes provided. 3. If you know your student ID number and program of study, enter each of them. 4. Pick the area and service that best its your needs or select “Other.” Once in line you will receive text messages to the cell phone number you provided, with an estimated time for the call back. Once you have reached the front of the line, an Advisor will call you on the phone number provided. You can call from a landline phone too, but you will not receive the text messages. Call back hours are: • Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Friday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Saturday, 9 - 11 a.m. In-person and virtual tutoring — Pima is oering in-person and virtual tutoring, as well as Essay Drop O for review by writing tutors. Hours vary Monday through Saturday. Call 520.206.4959 or email pcc-tutoring@pima.edu or submit a tutoring request. pima.edu/tutoring . 24x7 Student Services — The 24x7 virtual student services phone number/email provides general information, registration and other support. It is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Call 18445029912 (toll-free) or email virtualsupport@ pima.edu to get in touch with us. Pima bookstores – online ordering only Until Pima campuses reopen for fall, its bookstores are open

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for online ordering only, bkstr.com/pimaccstore . or pimashop.com Information also is available at pima.edu/student- resources/support-services/bookstores-cafes . Pima Community College Library Find ebooks, articles, streaming videos and more on the Library home page, pima.edu/library . For information on curbside pick ups, borrowing technology devices, returning library materials, and other resources and services to help you learn and work from home, visit the Library's COVID19 Info and Updates page, libguides.pima.edu/COVID19 . See answers to common questions, email a librarian or live chat with a librarian at libanswers.pima.edu . Student Clubs, Government Until the College reopens for in-person classes and services, Pima Student Life is relying on the Zoom and Discord platforms, as well as social media to provide opportunities for you to get involved in activities, student organizations and leadership programs that interest you.  pima.edu/get-involved  @pimastudentlife Aztec Athletics The Pima Aztecs have 15 teams that compete in the NJCAA. They may adjust their schedules, and game and practice protocols due to the COVID19 pandemic. Their oicial website includes each team's contact info, schedules and a "Prospective Athletic Forms." Annually, Aztecs teams excel academically. A record six Pima teams earned 201920 NJCAA Academic Teams of the Year honors: Women's Basketball (3.36 GPA); Women's Soccer (3.31 GPA); Men's Cross Country (3.23 GPA); Men's Basketball (3.09 GPA); Volleyball (3.07 GPA); and Baseball (3.05 GPA). And, 33 Aztecs players, including 13 with perfect 4.00 GPAs, earned NJCAA All-Academic honors..   pimaaztecs.com More Resources Enrolling now!High-quality training leading to immediate jobs or to job advancementPrograms help you succeed and get you on the path to a good job.Career Training 520.206.5100 | ctd@pima.edu FocusedPrograms Health Professions & EMTInformation TechnologyIndustry, Manufacturing & Construction5202065060 Summer/Fall 2021 Registration Guide MyPima Activate your MyPima account: mypima.pima.edu After you reg

7 ister for classes, you will have a MyPim
ister for classes, you will have a MyPima email account. MyPima is where Pima students can:  Register for classes (plus, add, drop or withdraw)  Check for updates on their inancial aid status (MyPima Financial Aid tab), their Financial Aid Messages and their Pima student email account.  Sign up for New Student Orientation  Access D2L - Pima's online learning environment  Look up faculty and sta contact info  Find maps and directions  Check Pima semester and events calendars Enrollment Advising pima.edu/admissions pcc-enroll@pima.edu 5202064500 Admission & Financial Aid Apply for admission: pima.edu/admissions Apply for federal inancial aid: fafsa.gov (use the Pima Community College code: 007266) Learn about scholarships: pima.edu/scholarships Connect U Sign-up for Connect U pima.edu/connectu  Until in-person services resume, through Zoom sessions, meet other students new to Pima and learn more about Pima resources to help you succeed at Pima. Email cu-mentors@pima.edu to learn more. GOTO s FOR PIMA INFO: MyPima and more Pima Community College Your MyPima (Financial Aid tab) regularly will show your nancial aid status and updates. APPLY NOW for Financial AID! pima.scholarshipuniverse.com The new online scholarship search database Scholarship Universe is a one-stop shop for veriied legitimate scholarships. Search:  Pima Institutional tuition awards (nonrefundable)  Pima Foundation scholarships (refundable)  External scholarships Results are based on the student’s individual proile information from Pima academic records and how they answer questions from the general application. Submit your nancial aid application and any requested documentation as early as possible to:  Know your aid eligibility before the payment deadline (payment deadlines: pima.edu/ paying-for-college/important- dates )  Be considered for the most aid 1 Complete the FREE FASFA Application  Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)  faf

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sa.gov (Pima’s school code is 007266) 2 Review Student Aid Report  Your FAFSA results will be mailed or emailed to you as a Student Aid Report (SAR). Carefully read the SAR. If you ind errors, make corrections online at fafsa.gov. 3 Finalize Documents  The U.S. Department of Education will send an electronic version of your FAFSA to Pima. After Pima receives the electronic record, sta will determine if any other information is needed to complete your ile. Pima will post these requirements to your MyPima Financial Aid tab. The needed items will be indicated with a red "X".  Processing of your application may take two to three weeks from the date the College receives your FAFSA and any other requested documentation. 4 Check MyPima for Updates  Regularly check your MyPima Financial Aid tab, your Financial Aid Messages and your Pima student email account for updates on your inancial aid status. pima.edu/nancialaid Summer/Fall 2021 Registration Guide Whether you take an online class or a completely online certicate or degree through Pima, you will receive a high-quality education, no matter where you live and work. Pima oers several completely online Associate Degrees, allowing you to complete the equivalent of the rst two years of a college bachelor’s degree. That can potentially save you thousands of dollars in tuition, fees, and room and board that it would cost if you attended a college or university those rst two years. EXPLORE PimaOnline Completely online Associate Degrees Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC)  AGECA (Liberal Arts) and AGECB (Business) only Associate of Arts  Associate of Arts – General Concentration  Associate of Arts – English Concentration  Associate of Arts – History Concentration Business  Business Associate Degree  Business Administration Associate Degree  Logistics and Supply Chain Management Associate Degree Early Childhood Education  Early Childhood Education Associate Degree  Early Childhood

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Studies Associate Degree Health Information Technology  Health Information Technology Associate Degree Teacher Education  Elementary Education Associate Degree Translation and Interpretation Studies  Translation and Interpretation Associate Degree Completely online classes and certicates Accounting  Accounting: Bookkeeping Certiicate Business  Basic Business Certiicate  Advanced Business Certiicate  Basic Logistics and Supply Chain Management Certiicate Computer Information Systems  IT Support Technician Certiicate  IT Support Specialist Certiicate  Programmer/Cyber Security Analyst Associate Degree Early Childhood Education  Early Childhood Assistant Educator Certiicate  Child Development Associate Preparation Certiicate Health Information Technology  Medical Billing and Coding Certiicate Human Resources  Human Resources Certiicate Teacher Education  Elementary Education Post-Degree Certiicate  Secondary Education Post-Degree Certiicate Special Education Mild/ Moderate Disabilities Post-Degree Certicate  Special Education Mild/Moderate Disabilities Post-Degree Certiicate for Certiied Teachers Translation and Interpretation Studies  Translation and Interpretation Studies Certiicate For more information  For Early Childhood/Elementary Education programs, 520.206.5162  For all other Teacher Education programs, 520.206.5385  If your last name begins with AH, Anna Brown, Program Advisor, avvasquez@pima.edu or 520.206.4145  If your last name begins with IQ, Jared Burton, Program Advisor, jburton14@pima.edu or 520.206.6354  If your last name begins with RZ, Angela Acosta, Program Advisor, aacosta29@pima.edu or 520.206.4136  pima.edu/pimaonline Pima Community College START AT PIMA, TRANSFER TO A FOURYEAR INSTITUTION Transferring from Pima and transfer partnerships: pima.edu/transfer Pima oers several transfer degrees that enable s

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tudents to complete their mandatory lower-level course requirements before transferring to a four-year college or university. Here is a list of popular transfer degrees and certiicates, plus links to related resources: Transfer Degrees and Certicates Associate of Arts: Prepare to transfer into university majors in the liberal arts, humanities, social and behavioral sciences and education. pima.edu/associate-arts Associate of Business Administration: Prepare to transfer into university majors related to business and commerce. pima.edu/businessprograms Associate of Fine Arts: Prepare to transfer into university majors in art, dance and music. pima.edu/inearts Associate of Science : Prepare to transfer into university majors in science and health-related professions. pima.edu/science Honors certicate: Complete required honors courses and achieve required GPA. pima.edu/honors Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC) certicate options Complete courses that meet lower division general education requirements for UA, ASU, NAU and other institutions, as well as general education requirements for Pima transfer degrees. pima.edu/agec  AGECA (Arts)*: pima.edu/ageca-cert (can be completed entirely online)  AGECB (Business)*: pima.edu/agecb-cert (can be completed entirely online)  AGECS (Sciences)*: pima.edu/agecs-cert *AGECA, AGECB and AGECS require speciic courses. 2020 degrees and certicates The total number of degrees and certiicates awarded in 2020 were:  1,401 Arizona General Education Curriculum certiications*  1,153 Certiicate Program  869 Associate of Arts  844 Associate of Applied Science  203 Associate of Science  163 Associate of General Studies  161 Post-Degree Certiicate  114 Associate of Business  38 Associate of Fine Arts  7 Associate of Applied Arts *AGECA (Arts); AGECB (Business) and AGECS (Sciences) Take at least 15 CREDITS per semester or 30 CREDITS in an academic year to graduate on time. S

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ummer/Fall 2021 Registration Guide Credit Programs & Degrees Pima’s credit degrees and certiicates will prepare you for a rewarding career - whether you are looking for direct employment or to transfer to a university to complete a bachelor’s degree or higher. Pima oers a multitude of options in a wide range of ields. Choose from dozens of degree and certiicate programs, as well as university transfer programs. The College oers a variety courses to it your busy schedule. Area of Study Degree or Certicate Salary Range Accounting pima.edu/accounting Certicate Bookkeeping, Enrolled Agent Median: $61,619 High: $126,240 Associate of Applied Science Degree Anthropology pima.edu/anthropology-aa Concentration in the Associate of Arts Degree for Transfer Median: $54,886 High: $92,328 Archaeology pima.edu/archaeology Certicate Field Archaeology Median: $54,886 High: $92,328 Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC) pima.edu/agec AGEC Certicate for Transfer AGECAArts AGECB AGECS Arts pima.edu/nearts Associate of Fine Arts Degree for Transfer Music, Theater, Visual Arts options Median: $27,199 High: $73,0844 Automated Industrial Technology pima.edu/industrialtech Certicate Automated Industrial Technology Level I, Automated Industrial Technology Level II Median: $57,790 Associate of Applied Science Degree Automated Industrial Technician Automotive Technology pima.edu/automotive Certicate Automotive Mechanics Median: $37,801 High: $61,684 Associate of Applied Science Degree Aviation Technology pima.edu/aviation Certicate Aircraft Airframe Mechanics, Aircraft General Mechanics, Aircraft Powerplant Mechanics, Aircraft Structural Repair, Avionics Technician Median: $56,512 High: $66,981 Associate of Applied Science Degree Aircraft Airframe Mechanics, Aircraft Powerplant Mechanics, Aircraft Structural Repair concentrations Source: Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc. These igures are estimates only and may vary by years of experience and place of employment. Pima Community College Area of Study Degree or Certicate Salary Ran

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ge Biology pima.edu/biology-aa | pima.edu/biology-as Concentration in the Associate of Science Degree for Transfer Concentration in the Associate of Arts Degree for Transfer Building and Construction Technologies pima.edu/building Certicate Cabinetmaker, Carpenter, Electrician, Energy Technology Level I, Energy Technology Level II, HVACR Technician, Plumber Carpenter: Median: $35,165 High: $56,566 Electrician: Median: $46,394 High: $63,295 Plumber: Median: $44,896 High: $64,041 Associate of Applied Science Degree Business pima.edu/businessprograms Certicate Basic Business, Advanced Business Median: $53,992 High: $98,415 Associate of Applied Science Degree Associate of Business Administration (ABUS) for Transfer Chemistry pima.edu/science Associate of Science Degree for Transfer Clinical Research Coordinator pima.edu/clinicalresearch Associate of Applied Science Degree Median: $50,992 High: $101,517 Communication pima.edu/english-comm Concentration in the Associate of Arts Degree for Transfer Computer Aided Design pima.edu/cad Certicate Architectural Technician, CAD Technician, Civil Engineer CAD Technician, Mechanical Designer/ CNC Programmer, Mechanical/Electro-Mechanical Designer, Revit Technician, SolidWorks Designer Median: $58,881 High: $85,304 Associate of Applied Science Degree Mechanical/Electro-Mechanical, Construction Concetrations Computer Information Systems pima.edu/it Associate of Applied Science Degree Programmer/Cyber Security Analyst Associate of Applied Science Degree Networking/Cyber Defense Associate of Applied Science Degree CyberSecurity Certicate IT Support Specialist, IT Support Technician Median: $77,812 High: $122,616 Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement pima.edu/justice Certicate Law Enforcement Academy Median: $59,906 High: $85,433 Correctional Ocers and Jailers: Median: $40,498 High: $54,829 Police and Sheri’s Patrol Ocers: Median: $59,906 High: $85,433 Concentration in the Associate of Arts Degree for Transfer Administration of Justice Studies Associate of Applied Science Administration of Justice Studies, Law Enforcement

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Concentrations Source: Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc. These igures are estimates only and may vary by years of experience and place of employment. Summer/Fall 2021 Registration Guide Area of Study Degree or Certicate Salary Range Dental Studies pima.edu/dental Certicate Dental Assisting Education Median: $37,300 High: $48,488 Associate of Applied Science Degree Dental Hygiene Median: $89,016 High: $103,014 Associate of Applied Science Degree Dental Laboratory Technology Median: $43,571 High: $61,144 Digital Arts pima.edu/digitalarts Associate of Applied Science Degree Design, Web Design Concentrations Median: $38,828 High: $75,270 Digital and Film Arts and Animation pima.edu/digital-lm-aas Associate of Applied Science Degree Digital and Film Arts, Digital Animation Concentrations Median: $46,435 High: $149,746 Digital Game and Simulation pima.edu/digital-game-aas Associate of Applied Science Degree Digital Programming, Digital Animation and Production Concentrations Median: : $19,610 High: $81,254 Early Childhood Education and Child Development pima.edu/earlychildhood Certicate Child Development Associate (CDA) Preparation, Early Childhood Assistant Educator Median: $28,552 High: $39,755 Associate of Applied Science Degree Early Childhood Studies Concentration in the Associate of Arts Degree for Transfer Early Childhood Education Teacher Education (K12) pima.edu/teachered Concentration in the Associate of Arts Degree for Transfer Elementary Education Median: $41,630 High: $55,970 Post-Degree Certicate Elementary Certiication, Secondary Certiication, Special Education Mild-Moderate Disabilities Certiication, Special Education Mild-Moderate Disabilities Certiication for Certiied Teachers Median: $40,844 High: $55,605 Emergency Medical Technology pima.edu/emt Certicate Median: $40,477 High: $55,557 Associate of Applied Science Degree EMT Paramedic Pre-Engineering pima.edu/engineering Concentration in the Associate of Science Degree for Transfer English pima.edu/english-comm Concentration in the Associate of Arts Degree for Transfer Ethnic

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, Gender and Transborder Studies pima.edu/egts-aa Concentration in the Associate of Arts Degree for Transfer Fashion pima.edu/fashion Certicate Median: $30,845 High: $120,428 Concentration in the Associate of Arts Degree for Transfer Source: Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc. These igures are estimates only and may vary by years of experience and place of employment. 14Pima Community College Area of Study Degree or Certicate Salary Range Fire Science pima.edu/re Certicate Fire Science Academy Track Median: $40,539 High: $57,366 Associate of Applied Science Degree Fire and Emergency Services Higher Education (FESHE) Fitness and Wellness pima.edu/tness Certicate Fitness Professional, Fitness and Wellness Specialist Median: $42,700 High: $59,196 Health Information Technology pima.edu/hit Certicate Medical Billing and Coding Median: $32,214 High: $40,095 Associate of Applied Science Degree History pima.edu/history-aa Concentration in the Associate of Arts Degree for Transfer Honors pima.edu/honors Certicate Hospitality pima.edu/hospitality Certicate Culinary Fundamentals, Advanced Culinary Arts, Baking and Pastry, Hotel and Restaurant Management Lodging Manager: Median: $30,286 High: $113,284 Food Service Manager: Median: $39,544 High: $77,295 Median: $28,202 High: $37,253 Associate of Applied Science Degree Hospitality Leadership (Baking and Pastry, Culinary, Hotel and Restaurant Management, Hotel and Restaurant Management Transfer Concentrations) Human Resources pima.edu/hr Certicate Median: $54,695 High: $99,091 Liberal Arts pima.edu/associate-arts | pima.edu/ generalstudies Associate of Arts Degree for Transfer in Liberal Arts Logistics and Supply Chain Management pima.edu/logistics Certicate Basic Logistics and Supply Chain Management Median: $75,004 High: $129,141 Associate of Applied Science Degree Machine Tool Technology pima.edu/machinetool Certicate Machining Inspection and Quality Assurance, Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Operator Median: $43,394 High: $63,234 Associate of Applied Science Degree Medical Assi

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stant pima.edu/medicalassistant Certicate Median: $32,214 High: $47,341 Medical Laboratory Technology pima.edu/medicallab Associate of Applied Science Degree Median: $32,963 High: $47,341 Nursing pima.edu/nursing Associate of Applied Science Degree Median: $73,392 High: $96,052 Source: Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc. These igures are estimates only and may vary by years of experience and place of employment. Summer/Fall 2021 Registration Guide Area of Study Degree or Certicate Salary Range Paralegal pima.edu/paralegal Associate of Applied Science Degree Median: $37,757 High: $62,562 Post-Degree Certicate Pharmacy Technology pima.edu/pharmacy Certicate Median: $37,874 High: $49,718 Phlebotomy pima.edu/phlebotomy Certicate Median: $32,963 High: $47,341 Political Science pima.edu/politicalscience-aa Concentration in the Associate of Arts Degree for Transfer Radiologic Technology pima.edu/radtech Associate of Applied Science Degree Median: $63,934 High: $91,128 Respiratory Care pima.edu/respiratory Associate of Applied Science Degree Median: $58,822 High: $75,358 Sciences pima.edu/science Associate of Science Degree for Transfer Social Services and Behavioral Health pima.edu/socialservices Certicate Basic, Substance Use Disorder Median: $40,123 High: $60,601 Associate of Applied Science Degree Social Services, Substance Use Disorder Specialty Concentration in the Associate of Arts Degree for Transfer Sociology pima.edu/sociology-aa Concentration in the Associate of Arts Degree for Transfer Surgical Technology pima.edu/surgtech Associate of Applied Science degree Therapeutic Massage pima.edu/massage Certicate Median: $41,211 High: $79,404 Translation and Interpretation Studies pima.edu/translation-cert | pima.edu/ translation-aa Certicate Median: $44,458 High: $115,648 Concentration in the Associate of Arts Degree for Transfer Truck Driver Training pima.edu/truckdriver Certicate Class A Vehicle Driver, Coach/Transit Bus Driver Autonomous Vehicle Driver & Operations Specialist Median: $45,194 High: $76,644 Veterinary Technology pima.edu/vettech Certic

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ate Veterinary Practice Assistant Median: $26,442 High: $40,064 Associate of Applied Science Degree Veterinary Technician Welding pima.edu/welding Certicate Basic Welding, Fabrication Welding Median: $43,464 High: $60,411 Associate of Applied Science Degree Source: Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc. These igures are estimates only and may vary by years of experience and place of employment. 16Pima Community College Save on Pima Tuition Pima oers some discounts on tuition. 15-credit Tuition Cap: General Tuition costs for credit courses are capped at 15 credits per semester. Certain exclusions apply. Lifelong Learner discount: If you are 55 years old on or before the irst day of the semester for which you are enrolling, you are eligible for a 50% reduction in the general in-state tuition for credit courses. Details on these and other options are at pima.edu/tuition . Programs for:Preparing for High School Equivalency(HSE) diplomaTaking the GED® test and civics testLearning or improving Preparing to become a U.S. CitizenTransitioning to college and careerIntegrated Basic Education and Skills Training (IBEST) math, reading and writing are embedded into college certiicate programs; classes are taught by two instructorsMath Bridge classes help credit and adult basic education students improve their math understandingAdult Learning CentersEl Pueblo Liberty Learning Center520.206.373729th Street 520.206.3550El Rio Learning Center520.206.3800 for College & Career FOR INFORMATION ABOUT CLASSES AND HSE TESTING (GED®) pima.edu/adultedadulted@pima.edu520.206.7330 Adult Basic Education Se habla classes! Classes are o ered in various formats, including online courses that allow learners to study from home. Summer/Fall 2021 Registration Guide17 Save Time and Money: Ask about getting Credit for Prior Learning The inish line to your college degree is closer than you think. You may be able to receive credit for college-level knowledge gained through:  Work experience & job skills  Employer training programs  Volunteer or community service  Open source courses or self-st

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udy  Military education & occupations Students may earn up to half of the credits required for a degree or certiicate. Register now for UPLA 100 - How to Build Your Portfolio. 520.206.4737  pima.edu/pla pima.edu/continuinged • Career, Training, CEU and Personal Enrichment Classes: 300+ six-week online courses and hundreds of programs; ce.pima.edu • Continuing Education Student in a Credit Class: Pima County residents may enroll in select credit courses without applying for admission to the College or taking basic skills assessments. • Noncredit Student in a Credit Class: No complicated process; ind a credit class, then, call 5202064737 to register. • Customized Training: Designed for small- to medium-sized businesses and organizations; workforce@pima.edu TO LEARN other ways Community education at Pima & 520.206.4737 Call 520.206.4737 to register and pay. @NoncreditContinuingEducationPimaCommunityCollege Pima Community College 520.206.2744pima.edu/truckdrivertruck-drivertraining@pima.eduAutonomous Vehicle Driver and Operations Specialist and Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) trainings, and Class A and B Plus endorsementsAn Arizona-authorized Commercial Driver License Examination (CDLE) tester Pima for Youth Workforce Development & Continuing EducationCenter for Transportation Training520.206.4982pima.edu/community/kids-and-teenspcc-youth@pima.eduNoncredit Educational OpportunitiesAges 9-17STEAM classesPromotes college-going cultureOpportunities for Youth & Foster YouthAges 16-24 not in school or employedCommunity collaborationsCareer and educational opportunitiesCareer & Educational Exploration Middle school programmingPre-apprenticeshipsGrant partnerships520.206.4982workforce@pima.eduInternships, Apprenticeships, TrainingPima has relationships with some of the largest employers in the community. Get connected! 520.206.3535pima.edu/public-safety-interestProgram completion gives you immediate marketability!Emergency Medical TechnologyPathway to Paramedic or Fire Science AcademyMedian salary: $36,000Paramedic ProgramPathway to Paramedic Associate DegreeMedian salary:

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lize NetTutor (on your D2L class homepage or in MyPima), use the online request form and we'll schedule an online tutoring session for you. Or contact us at pcc-tutoring@pima.edu or 520- 2064959 Veterans services: v eterans@pima.edu or 5202062266 Connect with Pima on Social Media @pimacccd @pimaathletics @pimastudentlife @pcccfa @pimacclibrary @pimafye @pima_cc @pimastudentlife @mypimafuture @pimafye @pimatweets @PCCarts @pimaathletics @pimafye PimaCCvideos | PCCTV Stream Accreditation: Pima Community College District (4905 E. Broadway Blvd., Tucson, AZ 85709, 520-206-4500, www.pima.edu) is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (30 N. LaSalle Street, Suite 2400, Chicago, IL 60602-2504, 800-621-7440, hlcommission.org). Certain programs are also accredited or certified by specialized agencies recognized by the Arizona Department of Education and/or the U.S. Department of Education. Pima Community College is an equal opportunity, airmative action employer and educational institution committed to excellence through diversity. Upon request, reasonable accommodations will be made for individuals with disabilities to support access to all programs and services. Every eort will be made to provide reasonable accommodations in a timely manner. For student, public and employee accommodation requests and for information related to the ADA compliance process, please contact ADAhelp@pima.edu, 520-206-6688, or West Campus Room C130, 2202 W. Anklam Road, Tucson, AZ 85709-0095. The PCC-Department of Public Safety maintains an Annual Crime Statistics and Clery Crime Act Report for the previous three years. To obtain this report, call (520) 206-2671 or go to www.pima.edu/dps/reports. Governing Board Catherine Ripley, District 1 Demion Clinco, District 2 Maria D. Garcia, District 3 Meredith Hay, Ph.D., District 4 Luis L. Gonzales, District 5 Chancellor Lee D. Lambert, J.D. 24/7 access to expert tutors in a variety of subjects:WritingMathematicsChemistryAstronomyEarth ScienceReadingFrench; GermanHistoryAccountingComputer Science Online Tutoring is Available Access NetTutor from the D2L course homepag