An Open House will be held at Greenville Technical College (GTC) to welcome Virginia College students to GTC and to provide an overview of the admissions process. The event will be offered on Friday, December 7.
More than 320 graduates participated in Commencement Exercises on Friday, Dec. 14.
The numbers you see on your 1098T form may look different this year. That’s because colleges and universities are now required to report different information to the IRS.
While most of the college is closed between Dec. 19 - Jan. 1, several offices in the Admissions and Registration Center (ARC) are open Dec. 19-20 to assist current and future students.
Submissions are sought for the February 2019 art exhibition by the Greenville Technical College Library, in celebration of African American History Month. The show will be on display from February 1to February 28, 2019.
Greenville Technical College has integrated continuing education with curriculum programs, connecting educational offerings within subject areas.
Ethan Stroud's work of photography, "Grief Prevails," was selected by juror David Detrich as "Best in Show" for the 2018 Visual Arts Annual Student Exhibition now on view through Nov. 30 at the Benson Campus Galleries.
Greenville Technical College’s Economic Development and Corporate Training Division recently received a 2019 International Award for Best Business and Industry from the Learning Resources Network (LERN).
Three GTC students will be awarded a $3,000 scholarship for the Spring Semester on Jan. 11, 2019, thanks to new funding from the Greenville Tech Foundation. To be eligible, current GTC students must complete the spring registration process by Jan. 6.
A graduate’s $2 million gift to the Greenville Tech Foundation is intended to help others succeed as she did. The Dreisbach/Anderson Student Success Center is intended to welcome, support, and provide the tools to help people transform their lives through education.
Greenville Technical College (GTC) and The Citadel have signed an articulation agreement enabling GTC students to enroll online at The Citadel’s Tommy and Victoria Baker School of Business, a division of The Citadel Graduate College.
Greenville Technical College (GTC) and Anderson University (AU) have strengthened opportunities for students to transfer to complete a bachelor’s degree by signing bridge and articulation agreements.
Jennifer Moorefield, associate vice president for the Economic Development and Corporate Training (EDCT) division at Greenville Technical College, has been selected by the South Carolina Association for Higher Continuing Education as the 2018 Outstanding CE Professional of the Year.
GTC Marketing & Communications department is honored with six National Council for Marketing and Public Relations (NCMPR) Awards, which recognizes excellence in design and communication at community and technical colleges.
Michelle Byrd, dean of the Business & Technology Division at Greenville Technical College, has been appointed 2018-19 chair of the Accreditation Governance Board for the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP).
James Hunter, a recent graduate of the Greenville Technical College (GTC) Marketing program was awarded the college’s FM Rogers Leadership Award for 2018.
Greenville Technical College has established a partnership with the Greenville County Detention Center to deliver training to incarcerated individuals so that when they are released, they have marketable job skills.
President’s List and Dean's List recipients were recently recognized at Greenville Technical College.
Many who thank YAP for helping them will share their stories at a September 28th reception at Greenville Technical College.
On September 11, students and staff at Greenville Technical College packed goody boxes for soldiers to go to an army unit from South Carolina that has been deployed to South Korea.
Greenville Technical College (GTC) has received the 2018 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine, the oldest and largest diversity-focused publication in higher education.
Reserve your seat today for one of four performances of this thriller of betrayal and intrigue in three acts.
Dr. Lee Edwards and Dr. Kathryn Hix have been appointed as Faculty Fellows for Greenville Technical College. The Faculty Fellows serve as a resource to faculty and staff for curriculum development, course and program design, instructional methodology, professional development, and assessment processes.
Unique training will be available for students and businesses to learn how to use industrial robots
Dr. Jermaine Whirl, vice president for learning and workforce development at Greenville Technical College (GTC), has been selected to the 40 Under 40 Class of 2018 by Georgia Southern University’s Alumni Association.
Services are offered at a reduced cost and allow dental hygiene students real-life clinic experience under the supervision of dentists and licensed hygienists.
Governor Henry McMaster participated in a ceremonial signing today of legislation permitting Greenville Technical College and the state’s other technical colleges to offer an applied baccalaureate degree in advanced manufacturing technology.
Sign up for an information session to learn more about the trip. Sessions are scheduled for Sept. 13, Sept. 17, Oct. 15 and Oct. 19.
The Fluor Foundation recently donated $27,500 to the Greenville Tech Foundation to be used for scholarship assistance for students participating in the Quick Jobs with a Future program.
Greenville Technical College’s division of Economic Development and Corporate Training (EDCT) is again offering scholarships for eligible individuals seeking short-term job training for high-demand employment areas.
The Greenville Drive, BMW, Hubbell Lighting, and Greenville Technical College will host Advanced Manufacturing & Engineering Night at Fluor Field on Monday, July 30. The goal of the event is to bring awareness to students and parents across the Upstate about the unique work experience and exciting career opportunities that are available in the rapidly changing world of advanced manufacturing and engineering.
Through multiple efforts, the Culinary Institute of the Carolinas diverts more than 136 tons of waste from landfills each year.
Sterling Elrod qualified for the national competition in Collision Repair Technology with a first place finish at the state level earlier this year.
Greenville Technical College’s Sustainable Agriculture Program is the beneficiary of this year’s “Cultivate: Making the Farmer-Chef Connection,” a small plates, “big tastes” evening dining experience May 21 featuring local chefs and farmers.
More than 330 graduates participated in Commencement Exercises
Greenville Technical College’s Cosmetology Clinic is hosting two free father-daughter hair styling classes this June in honor of Father’s Day.
Greenville Technical College has been selected as one of the Most Promising Places to Work in Community Colleges, an honor extended to only 18 institutions this year. The designation comes from Diverse: Issues in Higher Education in partnership with the National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development.
With different schedules and times of peak usage between the facility’s two partners, sharing saves taxpayer dollars while maximizing use of the facility.
Reserve your seat for this fun, kid-friendly "smash-up" of various Aesop's fables performed by GTC students.
Jennifer Moorefield has been named associate vice president, and Carol Beckham is dean of Economic Development and Corporate Training.
Qualified adjunct applicants interested in making a difference in the lives of GTC students are invited to connect with department representatives.
The centers provide an inviting space where student veterans can relax, study, and form strong support systems.
The Greenville Tech Foundation is a non-profit governed by a board of directors comprised of recognized leaders in business, industry, and the professions.
Jeff West is a 1992 graduate of the GTC Nursing program who is using his success to help others.
This hands-on, skills-based one-hour course is held in honor of the national "Stop the Bleed" awareness day.
The award recognizes individuals who demonstrate exceptional instruction skills, develop creative approaches, and play a leadership role.
Transient Visiting students can take a class or two this summer to "either catch up or get ahead". Students are encouraged to begin the enrollment process in February for the Summer Semester.
The award recognizes her outstanding work on behalf of first-year students.
Workforce Pathways Scholarship information sessions are held Tuesdays from Feb. 6-March 13 at the Buck Mickel Center.
The OB Ultrasound Clinic is now taking appointments for the Summer Semester.
Learn about local businesses as they showcase their products and services.
The gift will allow the college’s Financial Education Center to celebrate Financial Literacy Week, March 19-23, 2018, with activities and events.
Richard Kaglic, senior regional economist for the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank, will provide national, regional, and local economic forecasts for 2018.
This move brings the college's academic and continuing education offerings together under the same leadership.