Technology

Academic advisors assist students in choosing a major, developing a plan of study, and registering for classes.

The Behavioral Intervention Team encourages all community members to identify and report issues of concern so that steps can be taken to support those in need and prevent behavioral problems.

The Career Resource Center offers resources and guidance to students seeking employment or exploring career interests.

Childcare services are available on campus through the privately-run Child Time facility.

The Counseling Center offers individual support and referrals to those in need.

Students with disabilities can get support and accommodation through this office.

The Health Education Center provides basic medical services and educational information about health issues.

The International Education Center provides support and guidance for all students from other countries, regardless of citizenship status or nationality.

The college offers several mentoring programs promoting academic success such as Diverse Male Student Initiatives, International Education Center, Mentoring Program, Women of Wisdom (WOW) and The ALANA Experience.

The Testing Center administers college placement tests and proctored course exams.

Information about student IDs for credit and noncredit students. 

Student Support Services-TRiO (SSS) is a comprehensive, federally-funded program that offers academic coaching to students in need of scholarly support to accomplish their educational and career goals.

TECHnical PREParation is designed to prepare students for the workplace. Tech Prep requires students to complete a sequence of academic and technical coursework starting in high school and continuing through postsecondary education.

Request an official college transcript or an official verification of enrollment.

The college has many services to support graduates transferring to four year colleges.

The college has tutoring centers focused on math and writing, as well as general academic support services.

The Veterans Services Office helps students access VA financial benefits and other support services.

This program provides support and guidance to increase the success of diverse male college students.

A selective admissions scholarship program for potential entrepreneurs funded the David and Suzanne Hillman Foundation.

Prince George's County Department of Social Services offers tuition assistance through the Next Step Training and Education Program.

A comprehensive program for entering students that includes orientation, registration, support and advising

Students can develop portfolios to document prior experiences in order to earn credit for some college courses.

Upward Bound is a federally funded TRiO program that assists high school students through their transition to college.

Upward Bound is a federally funded TRiO program that assists military veterans through their transition to college. 

Vocational Support Services (VSS) provides instructional support to students enrolled in career and technology education programs leading to an A.A.S. degree. Students are able to identify learning strengths, target areas for improvement, and build the skills for successful learning and accomplishment of educational goals.

This program provides support and guidance to increase the success of minority women students.

A member of both the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) and the Maryland Junior College Athletic Association (MD JUCO), Prince George's Community College Intercollegiate Athletics comprise TEAM OWL.

The Book Bridge Project brings Prince George’s County residents and the college community together in a shared learning experience about contemporary issues through literature.

The Collegian Centers are academic organizations that enrich the educational experiences of students by supporting academic and career achievement, encouraging faculty and peer mentoring, and promoting scholarship, leadership and fellowship.

The college offers a gym, pool, track, weight training and exercise facilities, and many other amenities.

Students can take honors courses or enroll in the selective Honors Academy.

Robert I Bickford Natatorium (Fitness Facility & Swimming Pool).

The privately-run college bookstore offers textbooks and supplies that can be ordered online.

The college library has extensive online resources and onsite holdings, including reference and information literacy support.

The student handbook contains essential information for students on all aspects of the college.

Blackboard is a Web-based program that serves as the college's online classroom. You will use Blackboard to communicate with your instructor, to see your course materials, to submit assignments and to discuss the course with your classmates.

The college offers computer labs for use by current students at all major college sites.

Support for students taking online courses.

Mobile applications supporting campus, contact, and course information are available here.

Owl Alert is the college's text messaging and email notification system for alerts such as college closings and delays.

Owl Link is the online system used to search and register for courses, monitor grade and financial records, update personal information, and more. Guest access is available.

College email system for current students.

Wi-Fi access is available on the main campus and extension centers; get details here.

The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program provides free Tax Preparation to members of the community. Volunteers are essential to the success of the program. Volunteers are trained and Certified as IRS Volunteer Income Tax Preparers.

Visit CashCourse for Financial Literacy Resources, including  information on budgeting, credit, banking, and paying for college.