Admission Requirements

(For Practical Nursing Admission, click here)

General Requirement: To be considered for admission to Princeton Information Technology Centerthe minimum requirement is a high school diploma or a G.E.D.

Transfer Students: Princeton Information Technology Center welcomes applications from students desiring to enter or transfer from other schools. Applicants requesting transfer credit must arrange for their school to send PITC an official transcript of their records for evaluation by the Director Transfers are not accepted for the Practical Nurse Program.

Application Procedure: Applications are accepted throughout the year for all future enrollment dates and until two weeks prior to the start of each term. All applicants are considered individually on the basis of previous scholastic record as evidenced by at least an official high school transcript, or GED. Applicants must request their high school guidance counselor to send official copies of their transcript directly to PITC. Appropriate forms for requesting these records can be obtained at the initial admissions interview.

Interview & Tour: It is essential that you visit PITC for a personal interview to tour our facility and discuss the selection of a program most suited to your needs and objectives. Admission Representatives are available to speak with you for day and evening appointments.

Admissions Procedure

To apply for admission, applicants should contact an admissions representative at the school to schedule an appointment for a personal interview and tour of the school facilities. At this time applicants will complete the application for enrollment and receive a copy of the school’s catalog. The applicants must provide a copy of a high school diploma or transcript, or a copy of their GED Certificate. School officials will review the application for enrollment and notify the applicant in writing the status of his/her admission to the school.

Nondiscrimination Policy

Princeton Information Technology Center does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, age, gender, color, ancestry, national origin, or disability.

School Prerogatives

Princeton Information Technology Center reserves the right to make changes in class schedules, course sequence, academic calendar, or program of study, as long as these do not impact the enrollment agreement of any currently enrolled student. Such changes will have no effect on continuity or integrity of programs offered. PITC also reserves the right to make changes in administrative or teaching personnel, tuition and fees with notice, or any school activity or policy.

Facilities

Glenside, Pennsylvania: The campus is conveniently located just minutes from exit 26, PA Turnpike; and also close to Rt. 73 and Rt. 309. The campus houses classrooms, school offices, library, and computer labs. Each student works on a Pentium computer in the classroom and in the lab environment. All the computers are networked in the Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 environment, with the latest applicable application and programming software, and databases appropriately loaded. For directions click here.

Campus Security

PITC provides a safe and secure educational environment for all students. There has been no reported criminal activity at the PITC facility in the past 4 years.

For international student policies click here.