Welcome to Pacific InterContinental College. Learn how to apply, pay tuition, and get started as a PIC-USA student.
Step 1: Fill up the application form online, or download the form and email the scanned copy to info@pic.education.
Step 2: Submit your admission requirements to info@pic.education. You will then receive an admission letter.
Step 3: Pay your tuition fees.
Step 4: Start your class!
By Phone: Call +1 714 804 2690 (local calls Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM).
International Calls: Dial +1 714 804 2690.
Through Telefax: Dial +1 714 804 2690. Download and print the application form from the PIC-USA website, fill up/accomplish the form completely with your signature, and then send it via fax to +1 714 804 2690.
An applicant must secure and fill up the official application form online, then email it to info@pic.education. Photocopies of all required documents should be attached. The application must be accompanied by the following:
Admission certificates can be sent to students by email or published on the PIC website.
The fastest way to enroll is to do it online. You can be very sure that your details and information posted online will be kept secure by Pacific InterContinental College.
Applicants with deficiencies in their documents may be admitted on a temporary basis. Submission of all documents must be done within the next four (4) months of acceptance into the graduate program. All credentials submitted in support of the application for enrollment form part of the college records at the Registrar's Office. The Program Director evaluates and decides on the application. When admission is declared on probation, the student's compliance to the requirements will be monitored by the Program Director as basis for retention in the program.
For old students, at the beginning of the semester/trimester, they must obtain from the Graduate Office what subjects are opened for enrollment. For walk-in old students, the class schedules are posted in the Graduate Office bulletin board and the official PIC website. Before enrollment, old students must find out from the Graduate Office if their grades in the preceding semester/trimester were already encoded by the faculty. Students can enroll in subjects with a maximum of twelve (12) units per semester/trimester and nine (9) units during summer and must pay to validate their ID.
Transferees are required to bring a copy of their undergraduate and graduate Transcript of Records (TOR). Graduate credits earned from other schools will be evaluated and validated by the Program Director. Transferees must submit all the requirements similar to those of new applicants enumerated above. The Program Director evaluates and decides on the application.
Requirements for resident aliens are the same as for new students or transferees. In addition, they must submit two (2) photocopies of the Alien Certificate of Registration (ACR) or Immigrant Certificate of Registration (ICR).
Email addresses are important in an online education environment. Make sure that you are sending your requirements, questions, or concerns to the proper department to ensure an accurate and swift response.
PIC-USA welcomes international learners from around the world. International applicants are encouraged to prepare English translations of academic records and valid passport information.
Our admissions office provides guidance on document submission, time zone considerations for online classes, and tuition payment options in international currencies.
Once your admission has been confirmed, tuition and fees can be paid using several convenient methods:
Please keep your official receipt and email a copy to the Finance Department as proof of payment.
Pacific InterContinental College (PIC) uses a term-based assessment whether students enroll in a thesis or non-thesis program. For graduate Masters programs, the total term to finish the whole program is typically 5 to 6 terms. Students who submit their academic records for evaluation shall pay the Selection Fee before the corresponding assessment will be issued. A student who fails to pay tuition fees for two consecutive terms/semesters without written notice may be delisted from the student listing and is no longer entitled to receive documents from PIC such as school academic records.
The schedule of tuition and other fees may be paid either in full at the start of the semester/term or as a down payment of sixty percent (60%) upon enrollment and another forty percent (40%) before the mid-term exam.
Full payment is required for the following students:
The following surcharges apply when tuition fees are not paid in full:
Note: Late payment, installment, and surcharges are separate assessments. Students paying on an installment basis who fail to pay the balance by the stipulated deadline may be allowed to complete the remainder of the term; however, they will not be allowed to enroll for the next trimester and their transcript of records and transfer credentials, certifications, and other documents will be withheld until the balance is fully paid. A surcharge will also be imposed upon payment of the balance.
a. On the Initial Payment: A deadline is set for paying the fees without surcharge. A Late Registration Fee (LRF) is imposed if payment is made after the deadline.
b. Students with scholarships are also subject to late payment fees. Only the Cashier at the Accounting Office is authorized by the College to receive payments. Payments made to unauthorized persons will not be honored.
Late payment deadlines (sample):
January Term: April 15
May Term: August 15
September Term: December 15