Academic Resources

Success Tips

• Go to Class!
• Use your syllabus
• Get to know your professors
• Make good grades
• Ignore rumors
• Be prepared
• Understand that being a student is a full time job
• Be patient with yourself
• Balance and budget your time
• Don't put of taking diffucult classes
• Use college resources (you paid for it)
• Use your advisors
• Get involved in GTCC
• Know course pre-requisites
• Know published deadlines; i.e. registration, payments, withdrawal, etc.
• Know which courses qualify as college transfer
• REGISTER EARLY!
• HAVE FUN!

Advising Resources

Program Change Form

Annual Curriculum Schedules
Students should use this link to access registrations information, class listings and locations for the curriculum year.

Comprehensive Articulation Agreement
The Comprehensive Articulation Agreement (CAA) is a statewide agreement existing between the North Carolina Community College System and the University of North Carolina.

disAbility Access Services
If you need any accommodations, please use this link for more information.

Faculty Advising Resources
Students can locate their faculty advisor (by their program major).

GTCC Accessment Center/Placement Test
Use this link for information about placement testing required for courses, study guides.

International Students
The major function of the office is to provide assistance to all students attending GTCC on a visa, but the office provides counseling, advising and assistance to ALL students, foreign born and domestic.

Limited Enrollment Information
Students should use this link to access information for Limited Enrollment programs, packets, and information sessions.

Placement Test Advising Guide
Use this link for more information about Placement Test scores.

SOAR Orientation
Students should use this link for tools to assist them in the new student academic advising process.

Student Handbook and Calendar
The Student Life website will inform you about the resources available to students through Student Services and SGA, the Student Government Association, Clubs/Organizations, ID's, Student Handbook, Academic Calendar, and Policies affecting student life.