WHAT DO I DO?
You must request official copies of the documents that apply to you from the list below to be sent to Greenville Technical College. If you have unofficial copies of documents, you may want to bring them when you meet with your advisor.
Academic Transcripts
Learn more about transcript requirements.
- Transcript from your high school
- Use your high school’s transcript request process to send a final official transcript with graduation date to Greenville Technical College.
- Request homeschool transcripts from the accrediting homeschool association.
- If you have previously received an associate or bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college/university, that transcript may replace proof of high school.
- Transcript from any previous college(s)
- GED certification
Academic Placement and Prior Learning
- Accuplacer
- SAT scores
- Order official scores from www.collegeboard.com to be sent to Greenville Technical College
- Scores are valid for 10 years after test.
- ACT scores
- Order official scores from www.act.org to be sent to Greenville Technical College
- Scores are valid for 10 years after test.
- AP scores
- Order official scores from www.collegeboard.com to be sent to Greenville Technical College if your scores are
- IB (HL level) scores
- Order official scores from www.ibo.org to be sent to Greenville Technical College if your scores are
- CLEP scores
- Order official scores from www.collegeboard.com to be sent to Greenville Technical College if your scores are
For specific questions about Accuplacer, SAT, ACT, AP, IB and CLEP scores, please contact
Testing Services at 864-250-8020.
DON'T HAVE YOUR TRANSCRIPT IN TIME?
You can be admitted for one semester pending proof of state high school completion/GED after you complete placement testing or provide sufficient ACT, AP, IB or SAT scores. You may be admitted to a program with an unofficial college transcript for one semester only, two (2) weeks prior to the start of the semester.
HOW DO I SEND MY TRANSCRIPTS/SCORES?
Have your transcripts sent from the institution (such as your high school, previous college, etc.):