Personal Security Codes
What is a Personal Security Code (PSC)?
Your personal security code (PSC) is a 4-digit code used with your Student ID. You use it to access your financial aid awards, academic history and DARS (degree audit) report. Only you have access to your PSC. If you have a social security number, then your PSC is the last four digits of your social security number; if you do not have a social security number (for example, international students do not have one), then your psc is the last four digits of your student ID number. If your SSN was not on your admission application, your PSC is the last four digits of your Student ID.
Any student who has attended UT (Knoxville) Fall 1988 Semester or later has a PSC on the student record system. It is not possible to assign a PSC if you do not already have one.
Do I Have a Personal Security Code (PSC)?
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Any student who has attended UT (Knoxville) Fall 1988 Semester or later has a PSC on the student record system. It is not possible to assign a PSC if you do not already have one.
How do I get my Personal Security Code?
If you have never changed your PSC, it defaults to the last four digits of your social security number or student id number.
There are several ways to obtain your PSC:
- In Person
To receive your PSC in person, you must present a photo ID. Visit the University Registrar's Information Center, 209 Student Services Building. (The Student Services Building is located at Circle Park.) - By Telephone
Call us at 865-974-2101 - By Email
registrar@utk.edu
How do I change my Personal Security Code?
To change your Personal Security Code, go to Circle Park Online, sign on and choose "PSC (PIN) Change and follow instructions".