Aiming at the problem that most algorithms of granular computing ignore the class-imbalance of data， a feature selection algorithm integrating pseudo-label strategy was proposed to deal with class-imbalanced data. Firstly， to investigate feature selection from class-imbalanced data conveniently， the sample consistency and dataset consistency were re-defined， and the corresponding greedy forward search algorithm for feature selection was designed. Then， the pseudo-label strategy was introduced to balance the class distribution of the data. By integrating the learned pseudo-label of a sample into consistency measure， the pseudo-label consistency was defined to estimate the features of the class-imbalanced dataset. Finally， an algorithm for Pseudo-Label Consistency based Feature Selection （PLCFS） for class-imbalanced data was developed based on the preservation of the pseudo-label consistency measure for the class-imbalanced dataset. Experimental results indicate that the proposed PLCFS has the performance only lower than max-Relevancy and Min-Redundancy （mRMR） algorithm， but outperforms Relief algorithm and algorithm for Consistency-based Feature Selection （CFS）.