Welcome to Pima Community College

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Welcome to Pima Community College (or PCC), a dynamic two-year college in the state of Arizona. Pima is among the top 10 largest multi-campus community colleges in the U.S. with six campus locations. PCC provides students with the skills and credits they need for successful transfers and careers, offering more than 140 programs of study. Join me now and explore just a few of the highlights of our diverse Downtown and Northwest Campuses.

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The Administration Building houses several key business offices. Here staff manages important decisions about the college's future and maintaining campus grounds, facilities and staff.

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The Arts & Humanities Building is the southernmost building on campus. Here students build on a strong Liberal Arts foundation, attending a range of classes in History, Literature, Philosophy, and more.

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The Student Link, located between the Campus Center and the Library, is one of the first buildings that greet you as you enter campus. It features Downtown's Career and Information centers, as well as Registration services.

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Roosevelt is one of Downtown's primary classroom buildings and also home to several faculty offices and centers. Students can take break in-between classes and enjoy the picnic area outside the building.

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The Library offers a wide selection of print and digital books and media, available to students and the public. Enrolled students can also borrow textbooks here and request materials from other PCC campus locations. The Downtown Library houses a number of special collections including paralegal studies, automotive technology, and computer-aided drafting. Students can use the Computer Commons and access counseling and testing services at the Library as well.

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The Campus Center, open Monday through Saturday, is one of the busiest buildings on campus. The Center houses the campus Bookstore and Cafeteria. It's also where students come to keep up with their admission, registration, tuition payments and financial assistance. Other features of the Center include the Amethyst Room, where receptions and other special events are held, and an art gallery on the Center's second floor.

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The Campus Court and Canyon Café are located on the second level of Building C, providing a nice fresh-air view of campus. In addition to hosting special events, the space is a perfect spot to grab a snack and a drink and catch up with classmates.

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L Building is one of Northwest's main classroom facilities. You'll notice an amphitheater just outside building that hosts live music and a range of other outdoor gatherings and events.

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B Building is a large multipurpose facility, stacked with student services and administrative offices. Here students can tend to transactions such as admissions and tuition payments, consult staff about their career goals, and take assessment tests. B Building also houses the Computer Commons, the Learning Center and Administrative and Business Services.