GTC Student Parent Resources

Academic Coaching is a collaborative program designed to help you succeed. We'll work together to unlock your learning style, refine your study habits, and tackle any challenges you might face. Your coach will be your personal learning partner throughout the semester, helping you set clear academic goals, develop effective study skills, and overcome any obstacles that come your way.

A student resource to navigate through lean times.
Current Greenville Technical College students and employees can visit the Caring Corner Food Pantry during times of food insecurity. We can also assist with on- and off-campus resource navigation and applying for public benefits.

The Center for Career and Professional Development (CCPD) has the resources to help you explore the opportunities that are ideal for your interests, talents, and goals. Learn about local jobs, salaries, and employers, and find out how to get the education to qualify.

The Center for Collegiate Recovery at GTC delivers student-driven services and recovery-oriented community development for achieving collegiate health and academic excellence. Our daily vision for students practicing or seeking recovery is to experience continuous support, graduate from college, and achieve success in life.

The Margaret Mills Cubbage Child Development Center (CDC) at Greenville Technical College provides a training ground/lab school setting for students enrolled in the Early Care and Education program, while providing quality child care for children six weeks through five years of age.

Counselors are available to give you guidance with personal issues, help you work through academic concerns, and provide support as you work towards achieving your goals. Share your challenges with an experienced and qualified member of our counseling staff.

Financial Aid is made available through grants, scholarships, loans, South Carolina lottery tuition assistance and part-time employment from federal, state, institutional and private sources. Awards from these programs may be combined in an "award package" to meet the cost of education. Financial need, available funds, student classification, academic performance and sometimes the timeliness of the application determine the types and amounts of aid awarded.

The STAR Center provides basic needs support for students – financial assistance, groceries and essential needs, and other resources.

In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) and the Amendments (ADAA) along with the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, specifically Section 504 (part E) and Section 508, the Student Disability Resource Center works with students to develop an accommodation plan for physical, psychological, learning or mental impairments that substantially limits a major life function. Students are responsible for identifying themselves to the Student Disability Resource Center and providing appropriate documentation. Accommodations are based on the disability, the needs of the student, and the course requirements.

Jump into the student life experience at Greenville Technical College. Opportunities are wide ranging, varying from theatre, outdoor activities, leadership clubs and community service initiatives.

Our priority is to serve the people who have served our country. We provide the assistance you need to get enrolled and offer an array of services that can benefit you.

TRiO Student Support Services, at Greenville Technical College, aims to positively impact the educational success of 350 highly motivated students through the delivery of personalized and dynamic services.