You or your counselor should email a scanned copy of the following documents to EarlyCollege@gvltec.edu.

1. A scanned copy of at least ONE verifying document
   Citizens
   • Valid Driver’s License
   • Valid Learner’s Permit
   • Valid SC State ID
   • Valid Birth Certificate accompanied by a current school-issued picture ID
   • Valid US Passport

Non-Citizens *

1. • Valid federally-issued VISA stamp and Passport information page
   • Valid Permanent Residency Card [front and back]
   • Valid Employment Authorization [front and back]

* PLEASE NOTE: Permanent Residence Cardholders and certain VISA classifications are eligible for in-state tuition rates.  Employment Authorization Cardholders are eligible for out of state tuition only.  For further international student information, contact Tracy Leigh (Tracy.Leigh@gvltec.edu).   

2. SAT/ACT scores or placement testing

   • Your test scores may be all you need for placement into classes if you have the following: 
   1. • SAT – 480 or above on the reading and math sections
      • ACT – 19 or above on the English and math sections

2. • If your scores not available or below these levels, you must complete the college placement test.

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3. Unofficial high school transcript (from your counselor)
   
   
4. Release of Information Authorization form (FERPA)

For returning or newly accepted students, the links below provide instructions and access to the online enrollment process.  You’ll use this process to enroll in courses or change courses if needed.  

Select the option that applies to you.  

• For students from partnering Greenville County high schools, charter high schools, or career centers (see Early College School Partners in the FAQ for complete list)
  Use these detailed instructions for enrolling through Student Planning (pdf)

• For home-school students or students from other schools (private schools, online academies, etc.)
  Use this enrollment form to identify the specific courses you would like to take. This form can also be used to add, drop or withdraw from courses.

PLEASE NOTE: All online learning courses require completion of COL 111 (E-Learning Success) 

Effective fall 2018, students who are either new or returning to GTC after a three-semester break AND who plan to take any online course(s) must complete a 1-credit, online COL 111 course designed to foster success in an online learning environment. While COL 111 could be helpful to any student, it is not currently required for continuing students or students who plan to take only face-to-face or blended courses.

• Before registering for any fully online course, affected students must have either completed COL 111 successfully (prerequisite) or be registered for COL 111 (co-requisite) in the same term.
• Faculty members have designed COL 111 to introduce students to basic computer skills and functions necessary to navigate the Blackboard learning management system. COL 111 also includes assignments for students to self-assess whether they are prepared for online learning.
• Unlike other courses, COL 111 tuition is set at $25 and there is no additional textbook cost.

Please be aware that the final amounts for student accounts (billing/fees) may take up to 4 weeks to be completed. Flex start courses may take longer which means your total bill may not be ready until 8 weeks after the start of the semester.

Tuition

Students of Partnering Schools: 

• Fall or Spring Semester: Greenville Tech invoices the school.  Students must make tuition payments directly to the school and not to Greenville Tech. 
• Summer semester: Students will pay Greenville Tech directly.

Home School Students: Greenville Tech invoices the home school family directly.

Book Fees

Students of Partnering Schools: Book fees are not included in tuition. Please check with your school for fee information.

Home School Students: Book fees are not included in tuition. Pay directly to the bookstore.

Now that you have enrolled for classes, the next step is to establish and access all your important technology and resource information. View this printable Student Access and Resource Guide (pdf) to help you:

• Determine your GTC username
• Access GTC4me (the student portal or information hub)
• Access Blackboard (which allows you to check for class assignments and communicate with your instructor, advisor and classmates) PLEASE NOTE: Blackboard is not available until about 24 hours before a class starts
• Access Gmail (your official college email account for receiving updates from your instructor(s), the Bursar's Office, public safety, etc.)

Once you are enrolled, you can view your schedule on GTC4me > Self-Service > Student Planning.

Please note: Purge and Advising notifications viewed on self-service do not pertain to Early College students.

• Early College students are not subject to being purged due to non-payment.
• Early College students are not required to complete an online orientation.

Visit Student Resources to take advantage of all the resources available to you as a Greenville Tech student.