Beginning Students

Enrollment checklist

We've tried to make the Admissions Process as easy as possible. This handy checklist will help you on the road to an exciting career!

• Complete the Application for Admission and submit with a one-time non-refundable $15.00 application fee to the address below.
  
  Click Here To APPLY ONLINE!
  
  
• Submit an OFFICIAL copy of your high school transcript or GED scores. The transcripts or test scores must be sent directly to the Admissions Office in a sealed envelope from the issuing school or testing center. (If you are currently in high school, please note the date of expected graduation on the application; upon high school graduation, please have your counselor mail us your final high school transcript.)
  
  
• Submit OFFICIAL copies of any postsecondary college and/or technical college transcripts. These should be sent directly to the Admissions Office in a sealed envelope from the issuing school.
  
  
• You must either:
  • Provide SAT, ACT, ASSET, or COMPASS test results (5 years old or less), or
  • Provide a transcript from an accredited post secondary institution with a grade of “C” or better in English and/or Math.
    If you can not submit the information above:
  • Contact the Admissions Office to schedule and take the ASSET or COMPASS placement test.
    Test is scheduled for ____________________.
    
    
• Apply for Financial Aid. You may pick up forms and information on HOPE, PELL, VA or other financial aid at our Financial Aid Office or click here for additional information.
  
  
• Once accepted, you will receive an acceptance letter and an advisement information sheet. The advisement information sheet will inform you of all the scheduled advisement/registration sessions. You need to attend an advisement/registration session to visit with your advisor and to register for your classes.
  
  
• Attend a new student orientation. You will be notified of orientation dates once accepted.

High School Student Applicants:
An eligible student may receive a HOPE Grant for all coursework required by Ogeechee Technical College for a program of study leading to a certificate or diploma. However, recipients are limited by the number of credit hours for which they can receive HOPE Grant payment. Students can receive a total of 95 quarter hours of HOPE Grant payment. Hours taken as a high school student will count towards their 95 total hours of HOPE Grant payment. Effective fall quarter 2004, all credit hours for which students received HOPE Grant payment will be included in the total number of allowable hours of HOPE Grant payment. No student may receive more than a cumulative total of 190 quarter hours of HOPE (Scholarship, Accel, and Grant).

Required information should be sent to: