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2018-2019 Greenville Technical College Catalog 3-D Modeling CAD Design • Accounting • Administrative Office Technology • Advanced Avia- tion Technician • Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Technician • Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Technology • Aircraft Electrical and Electronics Technology • Aircraft Maintenance Technology • Architectural Engineering Technology • Associate in Arts • Associate in Science • Auto Body Repair • Automotive Medium and Light Repair • Automotive Technology • Automotive Tech- nology Specialization/General Motors Automotive Service Education Program (GM-ASEP) • Automotive Technology Specialization/Honda/Acura Professional Automotive Career Training (PACT) • Aviation Airframe Structure/Systems • Aviation Fundamentals • Aviation Powerplant Theory/Systems • Avionics Maintenance Technology Career Path • Baking and Pastry Arts • Basic Machine Operations • Beginning Electricity & Refrigeration • Building Construction Technology • Child Care Assistant • Child Care Management • Cisco Network Administra- tor • Cisco Routing/Network Configuration • Computed Tomography • Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Programming and Operations • Computer Numerical Control Machine Opera- tor • Computer Technology • Construction Engineering Technology • Cosmetology • Crimi- nal Justice Technology • Culinary Arts Technology • Culinary Education • Dental Hygiene • Diagnostic Medical Sonography • Diesel Engine Performance • Diesel Equipment Technol- ogy • Drafting and CAD Design Fundamentals • Early Care & Education • Early Childhood Development • Early Childhood Special Education • Electronics Engineering Technology • 2018-2019 Student Handbook and Catalog REV. 5-6-2019 Emergency Medical Technician • Emergency Medical Technology • Engineering Design Tech- nology • Engineering Transfer Tracks/Associate in Science • Enterprise Resource Planning • Esthetics • Expanded Duty Dental Assisting • Fire Service Technology • General Technology Cosmetology, Marketing & Business Management/Entrepreneurship • General Technology Health Information Management Systems Technology Career Path • Cancer Data Manage- ment • General Technology Sustainable Agriculture & Small Business Management/Entrepre- neurship • Health Information Management • Heavy Equipment Auxiliary Systems • Human Resource Management • Human Services • Industrial Electricity • Machine Tool Technology • Magnetic Resonance Imaging • Management • Marketing • Marketing Communications • Marketing in the Non-Profit Sector • Masonry Certificate • Massage Therapy • Mechani- cal Engineering Technology • Mechatronics I • Mechatronics II • Mechatronics Technology • Medical Assistant • Medical Clerical • Medical Laboratory Technology • Medical Scribe Specialist • Microsoft Network Technician • Motorsports Performance Engines • Nursing • Occupational Therapy Assistant • Paralegal • Patient Care Technician • Personal Trainer • Pharmacy Technician • Physical Therapist Assistant • Physician Practice Specialist • Plumb- ing Certificate • Post Initial Paramedic Training • Post RN Specialty Courses • Production Technology Associate I • Professional Grooming and Animal Care • Race Chassis Building & Setup • Radiologic Technology • Respiratory Care • Robotics Fundamentals • Small Busi- ness Accounting • Small Business Management/Entrepreneurship • Solar Technician • Spe- cialized Welding • Sterile Processing Certificate • Supply Chain Management • Surgical Technology • Sustainable Agriculture • System Administration • Truck Driver Training • Vet- erinary Assistant • Veterinary Technology Phase I • Visual Arts • Web Programming • Welding Table of Contents President’s Message .............................................................................................................................................................7 Mission Statement/Vision/Values/Strategic Imperatives .......................................................................................................8 Admissions .......................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Placement Testing ............................................................................................................................................................ 12 Transcripts ........................................................................................................................................................................ 13 Resident Status ................................................................................................................................................................ 14 Tuition and Fees ................................................................................................................................................................... 15 Refund Policy ....................................................................................................................................................................... 16 Financial Aid ......................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Standards of Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy ....................................................................................................... 18 Financial Aid Policies ........................................................................................................................................................21 Title IV Funds Policies ......................................................................................................................................................22 Scholarships .....................................................................................................................................................................23 Veterans ...............................................................................................................................................................................33 Academic Support and Student Resources .........................................................................................................................35 Advising/Career Services/Math and Writing Centers .......................................................................................................37 Library Services ...............................................................................................................................................................37 Computer Labs ................................................................................................................................................................39 Tutoring Services/Academic Coaching .............................................................................................................................39 Academic Testing Center .................................................................................................................................................39 TRiO Student Support Services (SSS)..............................................................................................................................39 Student Disability Services ..............................................................................................................................................40 Counseling .......................................................................................................................................................................40 Bookstore .........................................................................................................................................................................40 Dental Hygiene Clinic .......................................................................................................................................................41 Child Development Center ...............................................................................................................................................41 GTF Student Housing (Campus Pointe at GTC) ...................................................................................................................41 Student Activities and Organizations ...................................................................................................................................42 Other Educational Opportunities .........................................................................................................................................46 Academic Policies ................................................................................................................................................................50 Academic Grievance Procedure .......................................................................................................................................50 Academic Forgiveness Policy ...........................................................................................................................................50 Academic Integrity ...........................................................................................................................................................50 Intellectual Property Rights and Copyright .......................................................................................................................51 Academic Standing/Attendance Policies ..........................................................................................................................52
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