Logging in to MyPJC
Published or Revised September 25, 2024
Important NOTICE:
The MyPJC portal will be unavailable starting at noon on Saturday, September 28, 2024. The portal will remain unavailable for approximately 6 hours. If you need to access Blackboard or Dragonmail, please use the links below:
Blackboard: https://parisjc.blackboard.com/
Dragonmail: https://mail.google.com/
We apologize for the inconvenience. If you need further technology assistance, please contact Tech Support at techsupport@parisjc.edu. We're here to help you!
MyPJC Login
All MyPJC users are required to create a password before they can log in. This is done by entering your username (Student ID) and then clicking the "I forgot my password" link.
If you do not know your PJC Student ID, you can look it up here.
After you click the "I forgot my password" link, you will be taken to another screen where you will enter your PJC-provided Dragonmail email address. More information about DragonMail may be found here.
After clicking send, an email will be sent to your Dragonmail email account with a link to reset your password. Please allow a few minutes for this email to arrive from noreply@parisjc.edu. The password reset link in the email will expire after 60 minutes, so if that time-frame has passed, please repeat the process to request another reset link.
Upon clicking the reset link in the email, you will be asked to set a password. Please follow the password complexity rules.
After your password has been set, you can return to the login prompt and enter your Student ID and the newly set password.
Final Step
You must make a student refund account choice in order to process student refunds. A student refund could be a financial aid difference check, overpayment due to dropping a course, course cancellation, or due to some other reason. Click on the green statement “Click HERE for more information and to make your selection.” If you are not prepared to make your refund choice, click ‘Proceed with login’; however, you will need to make your choice as soon as possible. Your window will look like this: