4/1/2025 via Google

4/1/2025
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I've been attending GTC since Summer 2022 and will be graduating this semester, Spring 2025! My experience has been seamless from the beginning. I started attending online and moved to GVL from CHS to complete my program in-person. GTC has many great resources for students. I've attended two other institutions, and this by far has been the best experience! I would recommend this school to anyone interested in any program they offer. I'm happy to finally be graduating with a degree and NO DEBT!!

2/1/2025 via Google

2/1/2025
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I honestly hate to post this. But I'm hoping Greenville Tech sees this and truly thinks about the changes they've made over the last couple of years that have NOT worked and made things really difficult for students. I went here for my nursing degree. When I was going there (graduated 2021) the college was one of the best and the nursing program from what I hear is still one of the best in the entire state, even compared to universities. My son has been going there for a little over two years now. The way they have changed the financial department is absolutely horrible. When I was there, I rarely had any problems with financial aide. Nursing school financial aide was a little tricky, but once things were explained, it was manageable. Repeatedly, infact almost every semester, my son has had a problem with financial aide. When the government was helping people get through it during COVID and giving free classes, they screwed up my son's financial aide. He had graduated from a special high school, where he actually took classes AT GREENVILLE TECH while taking high school classes too. He started taking classes the summer he graduated. I tracked the amount of times his high school transcript had been sent to GVL Tech. His high school had OFFICIALLY sent his transcript THREE TIMES. There are 2 reasons he shouldn't have been charged AT ALL for that summer. One was that his high school was actually part of Greenville Tech and had an agreement that his first year at Greenville tech would be FREE. The second reason is that when he went in, it was during COVID and the government was making sure all of the classes were free. GVL tech had big banners on the school properties advertising it. Somehow, it took months and months to figure out that Greenville Tech made a mistake and marked that he did NOT have his high school transcript in their system, as if they never received it. As mentioned above, they had been OFFICIALLY sent his transcript THREE TIMES. This had a snowball effect on the financial situation for MONTHS which then affected his ability to start taking classes over and over again. When he was supposed to start taking classes in Fall, they said he owed money. I figured there was a glitch, and I paid for it (luckily I was able to that time). They never made us aware that we were having to pay because they didn't have his transcript. This should have never happened. When I went to tech just a few semesters before my son had gone there, I never had problems with financial aid. During the fall semester, he was preparing to sign up for fall classes but couldn't because financial aide said he owed money for the summer. I called them repeatedly and after multiple attempts found out, that they"didn't have his transcript". After repeated phone calls to the high school, I discovered that they had exact dates of his transcript being sent THREE TIMES!!!! I also asked why he was charged since either way, it should have been free, since grants were supposed to pay for it. By that time, they said they had already received the grants for the summer classes, and no more grants would be sent to back pay, basically their screw up. So Greenville tech said they would fix it. I went up there repeatedly, and into spring semester, becc a they basically let the ball drop and STILL NEVER FIXED IT. They should have paid for that on their own. But they used some money that was supposed to be his in a different way to fix their booboo. Money that still probably should have gone to him. To add on top of this, almost every single semester that my son has been going there, they have made mistakes on his financial aide. Thank goodness I was there to help my son get through there and understood that the college was really making a mistake somewhere. I feel bad for students who don't know. I hope the college can self assess and find the differences between when I graduated in 2021 and when he started his college classes (after high school) in 2022.

10/21/2024 via Google

10/21/2024
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Do yourself a favor and don't start here! It's not just me; check other comments. This school is a disaster and a total fraud. I was supposed to start classes in the fall semester and couldn't. I went three times and was told the same thing each time, that I didn't need to do anything. Now they tried to send me a bill for almost $3000, which I have been trying to clarify for months. Even with an email from the billing department saying I wouldn't be charged, they now want to charge me. They marked me as attending classes I never went to because I thought I was already out of the program. After they wasted my time and gave me false information, they say the best they can do is mark me as not attending and charge me "a small amount." TERRIBLE SCHOOL, terrible attention, terrible billing department, not to mention the advisors who never have time for you and talk to you as if you're bothering them. I have been under constant stress for months. For your peace of mind, find another school.