Admissions

Non-degree Students

Interested in enrolling in a class or two without committing to a full degree program? We've got you covered.

When it's not the right time for full-time

Whether you just need to complete a specific course or you just want to test-drive a major, we make casual learning easy. Click to expand 1, 2, or 3 below.

You’ll apply using the same application for admission as our degree-seeking students. Just select "Non-degree" for your major on your application.

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High School Students

Ask your school counselor to submit your current high school transcript if you are in grades 10, 11, or 12 and enrolling as a casual learner.

Where to Have Transcripts Sent

admissions@pct.edu
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Admissions, DIF 119
Pennsylvania College of Technology
One College Ave.
Williamsport, PA 17701

Materials can be sent through an electronic sending service like Naviance or SCOIR.

Placement requirements and pre-requisites must be met and are dependent on the courses selected. External college transcripts may be used to meet any necessary placement or pre-req requirements. You'll find out during scheduling with your academic school if you might need to take action.

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Penn College Dual Enrollment

If you are a high school student applying for Penn College Dual Enrollment, we have a special application for you.

Application Deadlines

We are currently accepting applications for Spring and Fall 2025. 

Key considerations for non-degree study

Up to seven credits per semester

Non-degree students are limited to seven credits of coursework during any one semester.

Placement requirements and pre-requisites

Placement requirements and pre-requisites must be met and are dependent on the courses selected.

Financial aid and scholarships

Non-degree students are not eligible for financial aid or Penn College scholarships.

Academic advising

One-on-one advising is provided by each course's academic school.

Review of non-degree status

The College recommends academic school review of non-degree status upon completion of 18 credits.

High school students

High school students wishing to enroll as non-degree must at least be in 10th grade and have a 3.0 high school GPA or higher.

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Convenience

  • Accessible online anywhere in the world
  • Flexible scheduling
  • Continue to work and be at home with your family

Service

  • One-on-one interaction with faculty
  • 24/7 online tutoring
  • Textbooks and course materials available for purchase online through The College Store

Class Delivery

  • Classes delivered asynchronously through P.L.A.T.O., Penn College's Learning Management System (LMS)
  • Zoom software promotes live classroom interaction
  • No required campus visits

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