Student success is our priority. The Teaching & Learning Center offers free group tutoring in over 25 different subjects, ranging from business to languages to science. There’s a writing lab available to students who would like input and direction on writing papers. The TLC also has a disabilities support service coordinator who works with students who need special support due to temporary or long-term/permanent disabilities and helps ensure their academic success at PUC.
Student Support Services
Teaching & Learning Center
Health Services
PUC’s Health Services office provides students with a wide array of services, including appointments with a physician, physician’s assistant, or a nurse, along with medications (both prescription and over-the-counter), medical supplies, and diagnostic in-clinic testing. A professional nurse is on campus five days a week and on-call 24/7.
Career & Counseling Center
The Career & Counseling Center ensures students are well-supported in all areas of life and can help students figure out the path they want to be on. A career counselor can give students a career test and one-on-one help with career counseling, and are also available to help with resumes, cover letters, and mock job interviews. For those in need of personal counseling (for whatever reason), PUC’s caring, qualified counselors are available to students, with up to six sessions free of charge to students.
Office of Service, Justice & Missions
Spiritual development is just as important as academic success and the PUC chaplain is here to offer students guidance and support any time. Rest assured your student will always have a shoulder to lean on or a prayer warrior in their corner.
Safety First
Our students’ safety is our top priority. PUC’s Public Safety office is pleased to partner with Allied Universal for campus security and offers several important services to help keep students safe while on-campus. Patrol officers regularly patrol the campus and provide night escort services to students along with jump-starting vehicles with dead batteries. Public Safety also serves as the liaison with local law enforcement agencies and is available 24/7 by phone for students to report any college-related issues and emergencies.
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Parent FAQ
Visiting PUC
What airport should I fly in to when visiting PUC?
Angwin is 85 miles from San Francisco International Airport (SFO), 78 miles from Oakland International Airport (OAK), and 90 miles from Sacramento International Airport (SMF). Evans Airport Service offers shuttle service from SFO and OAK airports to Napa, where you can be picked up by PUC if you’ve pre-arranged this service. (Please fill out the Transportation Registration form to make arrangements.)
The Angwin Airport, Virgil O. Parrett Field , located directly above the main campus, is owned and operated by PUC. Tie down, gasoline and oil sale, and mechanical services are available for those with a private plane interested in using the college’s airport facilities.
What accommodations are near the school?
PUC truly is in the heart of Northern California:
- 30 miles from Napa
- 65 miles from Oakland
- 92 miles from Sacramento
- 70 miles from San Francisco
- 30 miles from Santa Rosa
There are many boutique hotel and bed and breakfast options available in nearby St. Helena or Calistoga.
Breaks
What are the dates for breaks?
- Thanksgiving Recess — Nov. 22-Dec. 1, 2019
- Christmas Break — Dec. 12, 2019-Jan. 4, 2020
- Spring Break — March 19-29, 2020
- Summer Vacation — June 11, 2020
When are finals?
- Fall Quarter — Dec. 9-12, 2019
- Winter Quarter — March 16-19, 2020
- Spring Quarter — Jun 8-11, 2020
Mailing
What is PUC’s mailing address?
1 Angwin Ave.
Angwin, CA 94508
How should I address a care package to my student?
Student’s Name
Students Residential Hall
1 Angwin Ave.
Angwin, CA 94508
Financial Aid and Payments
What is PUC’s tuition, room, and board?
For the 2019-2020 school year, PUC’s tuition, room, and board is $13,041 per quarter, or $39,123 per year. This does not include textbooks; it is recommended students budget for $660 in books each quarter.
Are there payment plans?
Two payment options are available.
- Advanced Payment Discount: A 4% discount is available to students who pay the year’s balance in advance by September 15.
- Monthly Payment Plan: You may choose to split the tuition into nine monthly payments starting September 15 and ending May 15.
What are the payment methods?
Choose from the following options:
- e-Billing: This feature allows you to view financial statements, receive notifications when monthly statements are available, and make payments online.
- Flywire: PUC has partnered with flywire to offer an innovative way to streamline payments for international sources.
FERPA/Student Privacy
What is FERPA?
In maintaining student records, the college complies with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974. FERPA is a federal law which affords students certain rights with respect to their education records, including guidelines regarding confidentiality of information. FERPA rights are accorded to ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED AT PUC regardless of age or circumstance.
FERPA provides regulations concerning a student’s education record, which consists of all records directly related to a student and maintained by PUC, with the following exceptions: your education record does not include law enforcement records, non-student employment records, medical/psychological treatment records, alumni records, or records kept in the sole possession of the maker.
What does that mean for parents?
According to FERPA, parents have no inherent rights to inspect a student's education record from a college or university. In compliance with this federal law, PUC will release confidential information from the student’s education records to parents only under the following circumstances:
- Upon the written consent of the student, renewed yearly. PUC provides the FERPA Privacy Form that students can sign to provide this consent.
- Upon the provision of a copy of the most recent Federal Income Tax form showing that the student was claimed as a financial dependent.
- In compliance with a lawfully issued (by judge or attorney) subpoena.
Residential Life
What are the residential hall hours?
New Student Orientation
- All residence halls open for freshmen move-in on Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1-4 p.m.
- Out of respect for the Sabbath hours, move-in is not available from Friday, September 21nd at 7 p.m., until Saturday, September 22rd at 8 p.m.
Thanksgiving Break
- Residence halls close at 4 p.m. Friday, November 16 and re-open at 12 p.m. on Sunday, November 25.
- Winning and Newton Halls will be available for special housing needs during this break and regular housing charges will apply.
Christmas Break
- Residence halls close at 6 p.m. on Thursday, December 13, 2018 and re-open at 6 p.m. on Saturday, January 5, 2019.
- Winning and Newton Halls will be open for special housing needs until Mon., December 17 at 12 p.m. and will re-open Saturday, January 5 at 6 p.m. Contact the dean on duty for housing needs during this break. Regular housing charges will apply.
Spring Break
- Residence halls close at 6 p.m. on Thursday, March 21, and re-open at 12 p.m. Sunday, March 31st.
- Winning and Newton Halls will be available for special housing needs during this break and regular housing charges will apply.
End of Year Check-Out
- All non-graduates: Check-out is by 6 p.m., Thursday, June 13, 2019.
- Graduating seniors: Check-out is by 6 p.m., Sunday, June 16, 2019.
What does a residential hall room come with?
Each residence halls room contains 2 beds, dresser drawers, closets, desks & chairs, and 1 sink with mirror.
- Twin beds--regular size/length--or a set of two or three person bunks
- Closets
- Dressers or drawers attached to closet
- Desks and chairs
- Coin operated laundry facilities
- Kitchens or cooking areas
- Window coverings in women's residence halls
- Parlors and/or study rooms
- Bike storage areas
- Internet access
What else should my student bring?
When students are planning what to pack and bring with them from home, keep in mind the following items:
- Mattress cover and linens
- Desk lamp
- Wastebasket
- Cleaning supplies
- Personal vacuum (the residence halls do not have vacuums available)
- Telephone
- Earphones
- Iron
- Airtight food storage containers
- Room décor and attitude to reflect a Christian atmosphere
What can’t my student bring?
- Flat screen TVs over 32"
- Noisy electronic devices
- Their own furniture
- Pets (only exception are fish and service animals)
- Anything with an open flame or open coil.
- Indoor or outdoor grills (such as "George Foreman", etc.)
What about appliances?
Students may bring:
- Coffee maker
- Rice cooker
- Blender
- Microwave
- Hot Pot with enclosed heating elements
- Small refrigerator.
- All appliances must comply with the fire safety code. For more specifics, please refer to the Student Handbook.
Anything else to note?
- All extension cords MUST have circuit breaker switches.
Other
What is the best cell phone provider to have?
Currently Verizon is the only mobile service that works in Angwin, so change your student’s mobile phone plan if necessary! However, there is wifi throughout the campus, so students are able to use their phones when connected.
What is the PUC meal plan?
PUC offers a variety of meal plan options.
What is the Angwin Plaza?
Across the street from PUC’s main campus, Angwin Plaza is home to several businesses that provide essential services, including the College Market, ACE Hardware, Silverado Credit Union, and U.S. Post Office.
What emergency resources are available to my student?
PUC offers a downloadable safety communication app called LiveSafe. Through the app, students can report suspicious activity and incidents and access safety and emergency resources and procedures.