Data Breach Notice

Pensacola State College is monitoring recent cybersecurity incidents involving the third-party education platforms McGraw-Hill and Canvas.  Additional details, including updates and student guidance resources, are available here: McGraw-Hill and Canvas Security Incidents

Summer 2026 Term

Summer 2026 Term and Fall 2026 Term registration is now open for all prospective and current students.

Registration Information

Need help? Contact your academic advisor.

For help with accessing your Workday account, go to Workday Access Instructions.

PSC will be offering eLearning courses in a variety of formats. Students new to online learning can get a head start by visiting our Canvas Student Orientation Course. The experience is free and is intended to help students become familiar with Canvas, PSC’s online course system. It is highly recommended that all students new to online learning explore the Canvas classroom environment prior to the start of the upcoming semester. When classes begin, follow this advice: 1) Read your course syllabus carefully. 2) Plan ahead. Success in an online course is all about your ability to manage your time and schedule. 3) Be proactive and communicate with your instructor frequently. Questions about eLearning at PSC? Call 850-484-1044.

Testing

Need to take a proctored test on campus? PSC testing centers are available on the Pensacola, Milton, South Santa Rosa, and Warrington campuses. Appointments are required for all tests.  Students should discuss testing procedures with their instructor prior to making an appointment. Examinees must also bring a valid ID (e.g., PSC Student ID, driver’s license, state ID card, military ID) to the test center. Note that children, family, or friends may not accompany the examinee to the Test Center. To make an appointment at a PSC Testing Center please call 850-484-1656. For more information, please visit the PSC Testing Center website.

Virtual Tutoring

Achieving your best often requires help. At PSC, students enrolled in a math, physics, chemistry, biology, accounting, or writing emphasis course may connect with a tutor in a fully interactive, online environment. Virtual tutors have access to textbooks used in PSC classes, enabling them to quickly respond to questions related to homework assignments and other class requirements. If homework is not from a textbook, students may speak, email, or chat their question to the virtual tutor. After receiving a question, the tutor will work through the problem, prompting the student to answer questions and interact throughout the process. Virtual tutors can address multiple learning styles and will work one-on-one with students in real-time. More information can be found at PSC’s Virtual Tutoring website.