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To be
admitted through the Georgia Virtual Technical College (GVTC) to one of the
Georgia Department of Technical and Adult Education's 34 technical colleges, you
must meet the following admissions requirements:
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Complete and submit the online
application form with a non-refundable $15 application fee.
NOTE: Gwinnett
Technical College, DeKalb Technical College, Athens Technical College, and Southwest Georgia Technical College require a $20
non-refundable application fee. West Central Technical College and Columbus Technical College require a $25 non-refundable application fee.
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Submit high school, technical
school, and/or college transcript.
NOTE: Home school students acceptance requirements in lieu of a high school
diploma or transcript are as follows:
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Letter from superintendent's
office showing that the parents conformed to the requirements of the Georgia
Department of Education.
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Final or exit exam scores from an
accredited state and/or national testing program.
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Annual progress reports for the
equivalent of the home schooler's junior and senior years.
NOTE: Students with diplomas
from secondary schools located outside the United States may have their
transcripts evaluated for equivalency by an approved outside evaluation
organization or attain a General Education Development High School Equivalency
Diploma (GED).
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Submit assessment test scores
within the last five (5) years. These may be ASSET, SAT, ACT, or COMPASS.
More information concerning the ASSET placement test can be found at
http://www.act.org/asset/, as well as a
sample exam.
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Sixteen (16) years of age or
older.
NOTE: Some programs require
an older age requirement.
Admissions Status
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Beginning Student. A
beginning student is one who has completed no technical college or other
post-secondary work.
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Transfer Student. A
transfer student is one who has completed work at any post-secondary
institution.
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Transient Student. A
transient student is a student who is enrolled at one technical
college, requesting to take a course(s) at another technical college. This
student must ask the home college to complete the Transient Student Agreement
form and send to the host college.
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Special Admit Student.
A special admin student is a student who is non-award seeking. This
student desires credit for course work, but is not pursuing a certificate,
diplomas, or associate degree.
**Special Admit
Students are not eligible for financial aid.
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Dual Enrollment Student.
A dual enrollment student is a student who receives course credit at the
secondary school and also receives course credit from the post-secondary school.
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