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Pima
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After orientation you can register online through MyPima. Once you're on MyPima, you can also manage your student account, explore classes, see your grades, and make payments. If you prefer, walk-in registration is available—dates and times vary by semester.
Email us at infocenter@pima or call 520-206-4500.
Email us at infocenter@pima or call 520-206-4500.
Telephone on 01202 123222. email at cis@bcpcouncil.uk.
Contact Us DivisionAssistance onE-mail Academic Programmes Academic Advising AcdPrg@SingaporeTech.sg Admissions and Financial Aid Admission matters and Student's Pass Application for new students Adm@SingaporeTech.sg Financial Assistance Schemes and Scholarships Application Fas@SingaporeTech.sg7 more rows
Grades are viewable on the student's MyPima Academics tab. Grade reports or mailers are not mailed. To challenge a grade, a student must do so through a formal process. Please refer to pima/current-students/complaint-processes/.
How to Email Admissions Office? Use a Professional Email Address and Subject Line. First things first, ditch the “sk8rboi99” or “unicornlover123” email addresses. Use a Polite Greeting and Address Correctly. Introduce Yourself Clearly. State Your Query Directly. Thank Them and Use a Proper Closing.
If you might need to miss more than 1 week of classes in any one semester you will be required to provide a doctor's note of explanation to avcforstudentlearning@pima.
First time logging into MyPima? Go to MyPima. Under the “Login” button, select "Activate your account." You will need your student ID number (A-number) provided when you completed your online admission. Enter your student ID and birthdate to find your username and set your password.
The College has a minimum academic requirement for all credit earning students. Students who maintain a 2.0 GPA and 67% completion rate cumulatively remain in good academic standing.
