The offices you need to get enrolled are open and ready to welcome you! Learn more about this and our response to COVID-19.
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Update: Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

We are committed to providing the Greenville Technical College community with factual information about COVID-19, the respiratory virus with worldwide impact. Check DHEC's website for the latest statistics on the impact in South Carolina.
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COVID-19 Reporting Form

Please complete this form if you or the person you are completing the form on behalf of:

  • Has tested positive or has symptoms of COVID-19
  • Has been in close contact with someone who has tested positive or is symptomatic
  • Has been around someone who began exhibiting symptoms two or more days later
CLICK TO ACCESS THE REPORTING FORM

Current status

All the offices at Greenville Technical College that you need to get enrolled for Fall Semester are open, staffed and ready to welcome you. This includes admissions, financial aid, testing, the business office and more. At the same time, if you prefer to access these services remotely, you will continue to have that option. In addition, the offices you need to succeed are open and ready to help. These include the libraries on all campuses, the Tutoring Center, our computer labs, the Writing Center and Math Center, Academic Advising Centers and Caring Corner.  

We will welcome students back in the fall with a return to the college’s wide range of course delivery formats. Those who prefer face-to-face classes will have plenty of courses from which to choose, and those more comfortable with online and hybrid formats will also have a multitude of options. Fall Semester classes will begin as scheduled on Monday, August 24.

The Greenville Technical College governing board has approved a tuition and fee freeze for summer and fall 2020. This means that tuition and fees will not increase through the end of the calendar year. The board took this action to keep education affordable as families experience financial setbacks brought on by the pandemic. Employers will rely on people with the right skills to rebuild the economy as conditions improve. With a tuition freeze, college leaders hope that you will stay the course and complete your degree in order to be well prepared for the opportunities ahead.

Until further notice, masks covering the nose and mouth are required on all of our campuses for everyone and are being provided by the college for students, faculty, staff and visitors. We’re taking this approach to demonstrate that we care about those around us and want to do everything possible to reduce disease transmission.

Economic Development and Corporate Training

The Economic Development and Corporate Training Division (EDCT) is offering classes online or in a hybrid format. You may register face-to-face, online, or by phone.

Community Partners

We appreciate the support of our business and industry partners in good times and more challenging moments. We continue to rely upon members of our advisory groups, with some of those groups meeting virtually. We need and appreciate our donors who continue to ensure that the education we offer -- whether face-to-face or online -- is excellent preparation and that the students we serve have the support to succeed.

CONTACTS

If you have questions about Coronavirus response at Greenville Technical College, please select from the contacts below:

Economic Development and Corporate Training students
Angie Coker
(864) 250-8800
Angie.Coker@gvltec.edu  

Academic students
Diane Thomas
(864) 250-8098
Diane.Thomas@gvltec.edu