Greenville Technical College will review transfer credits for acceptance from institutions accredited through an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education located at ope.ed.gov.
For specific questions about high school transcripts, see Acceptable High School Graduation Types.The college also offers several programs that do not require proof of state high school completion/GED. Please note, however, that in order to apply for financial aid, you will need to submit an official state high school transcript, GED or state high school diploma.
If you have previously received an associate or bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college/university, that transcript can replace proof of high school.
Official transcripts must be submitted directly from the institution (your high school, previous college, etc.):
Official transcripts received by Greenville Technical College become part of an official record and cannot be returned or released to the student.
Use the school or college's request process or fill out the appropriate form below and give it to your former school. That institution will send your transcript to us and may charge you a fee.
High school transcript request form (PDF)
Previous college transcript request form (PDF)
Students must request AP scores to be sent directly to the Testing Center.
You may request your scores be sent by visiting the CollegeBoard website.
Please send AP scores to TestingCenter@gvltec.edu. Placement Testing personnel will determine appropriate credits awarded per course. Acceptable scores are 3, 4 or 5.
Yes, except when a program does not require it. An associate or bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college/university can be used in place of proof of high school.
Limited credits are transferred from military transcripts. The records can be requested from the appropriate military branch education department. Transcript Evaluation uses the ACE guideline, and Transcript Evaluation personnel are responsible for researching military training/CLEP and Dantes records and determining appropriate transfer coursework.