Grow PA Scholarship Grant ProgramUp to $5,000 Annual Awards Available. All Penn College discipline-specific associate's and bachelor's degrees pre-qualify.
Ask all previously attended colleges to send your official transcripts to the Admissions Office at Penn College. An official transcript must come directly from the previous college to Penn College.
If you’re still enrolled at another college or university, send us a partial, unofficial transcript showing your in-progress coursework now. This can often be retrieved from your college's student information system/student portal or Registrar's Office. The transcript must show your name, school name, courses you’re enrolled in or have completed, and grades, if applicable. Screenshots will not be accepted. Then before you enroll have your school send us an official, final transcript reflecting all completed coursework and your earned degree, if applicable.
High School/GED Transcript
If you have not completed an associate’s degree or higher at the time of application to Penn College, we will also need one of the following:
Your high school transcript. Ask your former high school to submit your official, final transcript with proof of graduation date.
Your official GED transcript confirming receipt of a state diploma. You can obtain your official GED transcript through the Department of Education in the state from which your GED was received. In Pennsylvania, use www.diplomasender.com.
Your Official HiSET high school equivalency credentials, as determined by your state's department of education.
Where to Have Materials Sent
admissions@pct.edu - or - Admissions, DIF 119 Pennsylvania College of Technology One College Ave. Williamsport, PA 17701
Materials can be sent through an electronic sending service like Parchment, eSCRIPTS, or National Student Clearinghouse.
Our programs are rigorous, which is why you’ll need to show you're up for the challenge. Think of it as an assessment of your current skills in math to determine your best path forward to succeed in your intended major. And like many transfer students, you might already meet placement requirements through transfer credit.
Degree-seeking students accepted for the Fall semester from August 1 to March 31 must confirm their intent to enroll by May 1.
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Degree-seeking students accepted for theFall semesterfrom April 1 to June 14 must confirm their intent to enroll by July 1.
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Degree-seeking students accepted for theFall semesterfrom June 15 to July 1 must confirm their intent to enroll by July 15.
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Degree-seeking students accepted for theFall semesteron or after July 2 must confirm their intent to enroll ASAP.
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Degree-seeking studentsaccepted for theSpring semester from August 1 to October 1 must confirm their intent to enroll by November 1.
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Take the guesswork out of determining what you will get credit for.
Use our Transfer Course Equivalency Search to match the classes you've taken to those offered at Penn College.
Transfer Policy
Courses taken at colleges and universities that are accredited by recognized institutional accreditation agencies will be accepted in transfer provided that these courses are comparable to courses offered at Penn College and are applicable to a degree program at Penn College.
Transfer Pathways
Students from select career and technical centers, career and technical education centers, high schools, or other college programs can take advantage of established pathway and articulation agreements to streamline the transfer process.
Our People: Whatever your reasons for thinking about a transfer, you're not alone.
Meet just a few of the students who found Penn College the right fit for them.
After her initial college experience left her feeling uninspired, Bridget stopped to think about what she really liked to do. And that's when her love of cooking led her to discover Penn College.
After completing three years in a mechanical engineering program at a large university, Jeff knew it was time for a change. He was missing out on what he loved. He craved the hands-on experience. And that's exactly what he found at Penn College. Today he's pursuing his passion as a mechanical engineer at Near Earth Autonomy in Pittsburgh, PA.
He’s pursuing his bachelor’s in Aviation Maintenance Technology at Penn College—the next step in his plan to become a pilot. “I figured I should learn how to fix a plane if I'm going to be flying it,” he says.
Depending on experience and preparation, transfer students have the opportunity to earn additional credit above and beyond that earned at previous colleges.
Explore everything we have to offer during this on-campus event. Start your day by touring up to two academic areas. Then, choose the stops that matter to you most. Tour housing, grab a bite to eat, chat with offices across campus, and so much more.
Tour labs & campus
Explore each of the academic spaces where you'll put knowledge into practice and take in the full campus experience.
Pre-registration required
Demand for this event is high. Pre-registration secures your spot.
From applying to meeting placement requirements and everything in between, we're here to walk you through the enrollment process. Answer a few quick questions and we'll point you to the right person.