Pharos Printing for Students
Pace University is using a Pharos Uni-Print solution to provide a "green", student-friendly approach to printing from any location. All students receive a non-refundable technology credit of $30.00 on their Pace One Card at the beginning of every semester (3x/year). This credit allows them to print, scan, and copy documents in the Computer Resource Center, Tech Zone, Mortola and Birnbaum Libraries, and other locations with Pharos printers. This credit cannot be carried over from one semester to the next. However, any additional cash funds that students add to their Pace One Card (campus account) will carry over from semester to semester until used. To add additional cash funds, students can visit Student Accounts and have the funds applied to their campus account. Those funds can also be used for Pharos printing. Funds can also be added online by visiting www.pace.edu/dawgdollars (MyPace Portal username and password required) and making a credit card or electronic check payment.
Current Pace students will need an active Pace One Card, in order to utilize the card swipe option on the Pharos printer. Please visit the following webpage for information on how to obtain your Pace ID card if you don't have one.
Pharos Price Reduction
Effective immediately, students will be charged a discounted amount for the second printed side on each sheet of paper when printing on both sides. The table below explains the new printing charges for both black and white, and color printouts.
Notes:
- When printing one-sided (simplex setting), the cost will remain at 6 cents per page.
- When copying, the default setting will remain single-sided at 6 cents per page.
- When scanning, the cost will remain at 2 cents per scan.
Visit any of the following resources:
- Pharos Mobile Print
- Adding Funds to Print Balance
- Check Pace One Card Active Status
- Installing the Pace Print Client
- Pharos Printing via Email Account
- Pharos Printing via Web Browser
- Pharos Printing via App
- Student Printing Website
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