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Former students of Pennsylvania College of Technology, Williamsport Area Community College, or Williamsport Technical Institute who wish to reenroll apply for readmission by submitting our regular online application for admission.
Students in good standing may reenroll anytime.
Students who wish to reenroll but have had disciplinary or academic action taken against them have the opportunity to appeal.
Just complete our institutional application, indicating your past Penn College attendance, to get started.
If you’ve attended any other institution since the time you last attended Penn College, request transcripts be sent to the Admissions Office at:
admissions@pct.edu
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Admissions, DIF 119
Pennsylvania College of Technology
One College Ave.
Williamsport, PA 17701
Great news! As a returning student, you have likely already met placement requirements and are all set for step 3. You'll find out during scheduling with your academic school if you might need to take action.
The Fall 2026 application is now open! Head to your Applicant Dashboard to apply today.
Fall admission
Saturday, August 1, 2026
Spring admission
Friday, January 1, 2027
The best time period to apply for Penn College Scholarships for the following academic year is December 1 until the time we start awarding in March.
For scholarships not funded by Penn College, deadlines vary from program to program, and are determined by the sponsor.
Your first step is to complete the application for admission. When you complete the application, you will have the opportunity to choose the major you wish to enroll in at that point.
You will need to appeal to reenroll using the Reenrollment Request Form.
Upon a second academic suspension from the College, you will be eligible for Academic Renewal after a minimum of four academic years have passed since any for-credit coursework has been attempted or completed at Penn College.
Baccalaureate-degree graduates may reenroll up to two years after graduation to complete a minor. Contact the Registrar's Office for assistance.
You should contact your Academic School Office for questions regarding scheduling.
Business, Arts & Sciences
Engineering Technologies
Nursing & Health Sciences
For information regarding student accounts and services please visit our Information Technology Services website.
For questions regarding who your academic advisor will be, please contact your Academic School Office.
Learn more about academic advising.
Once you've been offered readmission, you can apply for housing via the Student Portal.
For important dates regarding when bills are available, tuition due dates, and optional services to be added to your bill, visit our Bursar's Office website.
Contact the offices which placed the holds on your account. They will be able to provide you with details regarding your holds and your next steps for getting the holds removed.
The Michael J. Hudock, Sr. Center for Academic Excellence provides resources to support students' academic and personal success. Options include peer mentoring, study skills development, counseling services, and more. Through Tutoring Services, a part of the Hudock Center, all students have access to on-campus tutoring and writing center services as well as 24/7 online tutoring.
Returning students can find the courses remaining to complete their degree by viewing their Degree Audit on Student Portal.
Use our Transfer Course Equivalency Search to match the classes you've taken to those offered at Penn College.
You’ve been readmitted to Penn College. Now what? Below are your next steps for keeping the momentum going for your starting semester.
Your PCT username is the same as when you were last enrolled. If you no longer have access or are having trouble logging in, you can contact the IT Service Desk at 570.329.4848 to have your password reset.
If you still have access to your PCT account, please disregard this information. If your account is no longer active, please follow the instructions to set up your account. If you need help, contact the IT Service Desk at 570.329.4848.
During the enrollment process, you'll use two online platforms — the Applicant Dashboard and Student Portal. We'll provide instructions each time we send you to one, but we know it might get confusing. Below is a snapshot of what you'll use each one for. Bookmark them for easy access.
You'll sign in using your personal email and password that you created when you applied.
You'll sign in with your PCT username and password.
You can view your DPA in the Student Portal.
Due to a system change in 2024, you may not see your previous courses yet. The Registrar’s Office is updating this now. Don’t worry, your past courses are still on record and will be reflected in your degree progress audit shortly.
Contact the Registrar’s Office at 570.327.4772 or registrar@pct.edu.
Penn College encourages qualified students with disabilities to take advantage of its educational programs, activities and events. Accommodations and services are available to ensure the best possible learning environment for all.
Visit the DAR website.
Visit this website page.
Most Penn College students receive one or more types of financial aid (grants, scholarships, or loans). The 2026-27 FAFSA is open for students starting Summer or Fall 2026, or Spring 2027.
Visit our website to learn more.
Your awards are available via the Student Portal. You may view the financial aid award timeline here.
Contact the Financial Aid Office at finaid@pct.edu or 570.327.4766 or 800.367.9222.
Scholarships are financial aid that does not need to be paid back. Complete the Penn College Scholarship Application and we'll match you with as many of our scholarships as you are eligible for.
Complete the Penn College Scholarship Application on our website using your Penn College username and password.
View your scholarship awards via the Student Portal.
Contact the Financial Aid Office at finaid@pct.edu or 570.327.4766 or 800.367.9222.
If you listed a parent or family member who would help you through the enrollment process, they will be invited to join the Parent & Family Supporter Portal. They can also request access to your academic and financial information through the Penn College Parent & Supporter Experience Portal. But don't worry, you have final say over how much access they have.
Have your parent or family member log into the Penn College Parent & Supporter Experience Portal , then click the Graduation cap in the top right corner. Select "Go to my connections," then "Add My First Connection." They will fill in your PCT email address, select their relationship with you, and create a 4-digit PIN. Then, they will choose the specific permissions they want to request access to before clicking "Connect to your student." You will receive an update in your PCT email and can accept or deny the request.
Send them to the Parent & Supporter page to create an account. After they create an account, they can connect with you and follow the rest of the steps outlined here.
For your first semester back, you will schedule your courses through your academic school office. After you return, you’ll go back to scheduling through your assigned advisor.
View the Course Schedule to see what classes are available in your starting semester. If you don't see any courses listed, it means we haven't finalized the options just yet. Check back again closer to your scheduling date.
Use the links below to find the contact information for your academic school.
Fill out the On-campus Housing Contract and submit the housing deposit on the Student Portal to reserve your space. Visit "Housing Information," then follow the link to the housing portal. On the login screen, select "PCT - Student SSO Login." After logging in, click on "Housing Contract" in the top menu. You will be prompted to pay the housing deposit after you complete the contract.
If you plan to live on campus, do this as soon as possible after you've been readmitted. On-campus housing is limited and this will help secure your spot.
Living off campus? Don't wait too long to ensure you get your top pick of apartments.
No longer have your student ID? No problem! Information about how to get your student ID will be available in the coming months.
Upload a photo to use for your student ID ahead of time by heading to the ID Center webpage.
Spring students: No, you will be able to do this closer to the start of the semester.
Fall students: Yes, you can upload your photo until Friday, August 7, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. If you do not upload a photo by this date, you'll want to head to the ID Center during Welcome Week for your student ID.
If you'll be living in on-campus housing, you selected your dining plan when completing your housing contract. It will automatically be added to your tuition bill.
If you'll be commuting or living off campus, complete the "Off-Campus Student Dining Plan Application" under "Dining Services" in the Student Portal. It will be added to your tuition bill. This option is coming soon.
Get in touch with Dining Services at dining@pct.edu or 570.327.4767 for questions or to change your dining plan.
Planning to bring your car to campus? While there's plenty of parking, you will need to purchase a permit. Head to Parking for information about permits and parking throughout campus.
Fall students can purchase their parking pass after July 1, before their starting semester. Spring students can purchase their permit at any time.
You can purchase your parking permit through the Student Portal. Go to the section titled “Campus Police” on the left-side navigation panel, then select “Campus Parking.”
Bills are released in November for Spring students and July for Fall students. You will receive an email at your Penn College account when your bill is ready. Pay your bill by the deadline to avoid late fees.
See this page for important dates and payment plan details.
Your bill will be available for your review on the Student Portal.
Add an authorized user by logging in to the Student Portal and selecting "My Finances" on the left-side navigation panel, then select "Student Accounts Center." On the right side of that page, click "Authorized Users" under the "My Profile Setup" menu.
If your bill does not contain anticipated charges, contact the Bursar at bursar@pct.edu.
If you do not see the financial aid you anticipated receiving, please contact the Financial Aid Office at finaid@pct.edu.
The materials you need for your first semester will be determined by your class schedule.
You can access book requirements for each class from your schedule on the Student Portal. Follow these instructions to order books, tools, supplies, and uniforms through The College Store.
Tools, uniforms, equipment, laptops, and special supplies (if needed) are listed on your major's catalog page. From the College Catalog, click on your specific major. Then, scroll down to the section titled "Special Equipment Needs." For more information about purchasing a laptop, check out this page . Tools, supplies, and uniforms are available for purchase at The College Store under the section titled "Program Supplies."
If you have specific questions about the supplies needed for your academic program, contact your academic school using the links below.
For questions about ordering or picking up supplies, please contact The College Store at 570.327.4508 or collegestore@pct.edu.
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