Students may access their PCCUA email account using the following steps:
- Click on the My RidgeNet link located on the PCCUA homepage
- Enter your PCCUA student email address (first initial + last name + last four digits of your student ID number + @pccua.edu).
- Enter your password (your date of birth MMDDYYYY).
- Click on the "Email" icon.
WebAdvisor SelfService provides students with access to their personal information, billing and account information, transcript, grades, and class schedules.
You can access WebAdvisor SelfService by logging into to My RidgeNet at www.pccua.edu and select the WebAdvisor SelfService link.
To log in, enter your username (first initial +last name + last four digits of your student ID number) or your email address (first initial + last name + last four digits of your student ID number + @pccua.edu).
Enter your password (your date of birth MMDDYYYY).
My RidgeNet accounts are typically created within 24 hours after a student registers. If you are unable to log into your account for any reason, please fill out a Helpdesk ticket by going to the PCCUA homepage, www.pccua.edu, and clicking on "Helpdesk". Please include a private email or phone number in your ticket for responses.
All students must log in when using a computer lab. Accounts are created for all students when they register with the Admissions Office.
To login to a computer you use your PCCUA account.
Your PCCUA account is First initial + last name + last 4 digits of student ID + @pccua.edu (i.e. jdoe1234@pccua.edu)
Password: Your birth date (i.e. 01051985)
Students graduate in December and May. An annual graduation ceremony is held in May in Phillips and Arkansas Counties.
When a student is scheduled to graduate, the advisor and student must fill out a Graduation Application (see below). A degree audit must be attached to the application and sent to the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Instruction. Any course substitutions must be written on the degree audit, and the degree audit must match the catalog year for the student.
To earn an associate degree, at least thirty (30) credit hours or the last fifteen (15) credit hours must be earned from PCCUA. For a technical certificate, at least half the credit hours must be earned at PCCUA. Students can only receive one (1) Associate of Arts degree from PCCUA.