First Year Experience
Whether you are right out of high school or returning to begin a new chapter of your life, all new college students face challenges. The First Year Experience (FYE) program is designed to help you transition successfully to college life. Discover all of the resources Greenville Technical College has to assist you in your new journey so you can... get involved, get help with your academics, and get a good start!
Everyone’s reason for attending college is different and everyone’s experience is unique.
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Starting college can be an exciting time full of transitions and changes. Getting to know the college and exploring all of its opportunities will help you to be successful. In college, learning takes place both in and out of the classroom, so get connected to campus resources and get involved in campus life. There is a lot happening at Greenville Technical College!
Campus Resources
- Academic Coaching
- Tutoring
- Math Centers
- Writing Centers
- GTC Libraries
- Computer Labs
- Advising Assistance
- Counseling
- Diversity
- Parking Information
- Student Disability Resource Center
- Transfer Center
- Veterans Financial Services
Learning about GTC
- Academic Divisions
- Differences Between High School and College
- Glossary of College Terms
- GTC Catalog & Student Handbook
- Academic Policies
- Transfer Center
- University Transfer
Campus Activities
How well do you manage your money? Do you have questions about paying for college? Do you know how to budget? Do you understand how your credit will impact all areas of your life? All of these questions are important to college and life success.
Money Management InformationAt Greenville Technical College, students are expected to use technology both in and outside the classroom. Do you know how to use BlackBoard? Are you familiar with GTC4me? Do you know how to create documents, develop spreadsheets, and design PowerPoint presentations? Do you need technical assistance?
It is important to not only get involved in campus life, but also in your community. Some academic majors require students to complete Service Learning projects. Community service is a great way to network with community members, build skills for your resume, and help others.