Dreisbach/Anderson Student Success Center

• Apply for admissions into an academic program
• Submit Legal Presence in the US Documentation
• Submit a Residency Petition (with required documentation) for a residency change (out-of-state to SC & out-of-county to Greenville County)
• Complete a program change/major change/name change/social security number change (with a current photo ID and appropriate documentation)
• Check on the status of application, high school transcript, GED, or college transcript
• Submit an application, high school transcript, GED, test scores or unofficial college transcript/official college transcript
• Reapply (fill out a new application for returning to GTC after 3 consecutive semesters not enrolled)
• Apply for an F1 Visa (see international student admissions officers)
• Find out what steps are required prior to registering

Visit Admissions page »

• Onboard and advise new students for their first semester who are enrolling with 18 credit hours or less. (Enrollment Services will continue to serve Non-Degree Seeking, Transient, and ESL students. For now, they will also continue to support Early College registration.)
• Conduct an Appreciative Advising interview about your goals and needs
• Help you register for courses
• Share general information about GTC technology such as Gmail, Blackboard, Student Planning, and CIVITAS Inspire.
• Provide you with a free copy of the Student Success Guide
• Provide contact information for your assigned academic advisor
• Access to your class schedule

• Take the placement test (Accuplacer) for admission to Greenville Technical College (Re-test - $10 fee)
• Schedule a remote test to be taken at another college
• Take the reading and math placement test for EMT courses given through Continuing Education Division
• Take the Bennett Mechanical test
• Take an Accuplacer test for another college
• Request a copy of previously taken placement test scores
• Request placement test scores sent to another college
• Get information about and/or complete TEAS, Computer Readiness, and WIN
• Obtain supplies for off-campus testing for high school seniors and for the Early College program

Visit Testing Services page »

• Completing the FAFSA
• Creating a FSA ID
• Financial Aid verifications
• Book vouchers
• Financial Aid refunds
• Financial Aid Self Service

Visit Financial Aid page »

• Pay your bill (tuition): check, credit cards, cash
• Request or submit a Do Not Purge form
• Complete a re-bill of fees
• Ask questions about your bill

Visit Bursar's Office page »

• Obtain assistance with adding/dropping or withdrawing from classes
• Obtain assistance with changing schedules
• Obtain or submit a graduation application
• Request an official transcript
• Change graduation dates
• Check grades
• View current enrollment information
• Obtain an Information Release Authorization Form (FERPA)
• Pick up a diploma/award/degree
• Find information on the annual commencement ceremony

Visit Student Records page »

• Obtain evaluation of an official college transcript
• Determine transfer course equivalencies
• Check the status of what transferred in from another institution

More about transcripts »

• Obtain assistance with completing the online admissions application
• Obtain assistance with applying for the FAFSA on-line
• Request a verification for enrollment
• Obtain assistance with changing your address online
• Obtain assistance with retrieving a GTC unofficial college transcript
• Obtain information on loan deferment for the Student Loan Corporation
• Obtain assistance with printing book vouchers
• Obtain assistance finding information through WebAdvisor

Find our complete list of computer labs »

• Learn more about our Veterans Financial Services.

• Schedule a career counseling appointment
• Review the results of your TypeFocus career assessment with a counselor
• Participate in mock interviews
• Receive a résumé critique
• Discuss job search techniques and strategies with a counselor

Visit the Center for Career and Professional Services page »

As a part of a diverse and inclusive community, the Center for Student Advocacy (CSA) is a primary source of information where students can find connections and get referrals to the many resources, programs and services that GTC has to offer.

Visit the Center for Student Advocacy page »

• Register for Continuing Education (CE) courses
• Pick up catalog and other program literature
• Request an official transcript
• Pay for additional certificate of completion

The Barton Bistro in the Student Success Center is open to the public and proudly serves Starbucks beverages.

Learn more about the Barton Bistro »