Get In Line
Use QLess Virtual Line to get in line for student services without actually standing in line. Why wait in the lobby?
How to reach the Student Success Center
Via Phone
Call us at 336-334-4822, ext. 0 to speak with someone who can help. We're open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Friday.
New and Reapplying Students
Sign up for First Advising
You will learn how to register for classes, get information about resources that are available at GTCC, and work with a Student Success Coach to develop your college plan.
For advising, you can either walk in and wait or use QLess to hold your place in line. Appointments are usually 30-45 minutes.
Choose one of these options:
- Sign up for Group Virtual First Advising at
https://visit.gtcc.edu/event/gtcc.events.668718. - Walk in on a first-come, first-served basis at one of these campuses:
- Jamestown Campus
Medlin Campus Center, Room 3100
601 E. Main St., Jamestown - Greensboro Campus:
CEC, Room 132
3505 E. Wendover Ave., Greensboro - High Point Campus:
H1, Room 122
901 S. Main St., High Point
Hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Friday
Note: We strongly encourage students to arrive 30-45 minutes before the end of the business day.
- Jamestown Campus
- Use QLess Virtual Line to hold your place in line until someone can see you.
Questions? Call us at 336-334-4822, ext. 0. We're open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Friday, or email us at studentsuccesscenter@gtcc.edu.
Current and Returning Students
During the fall and spring academic terms (when classes are meeting), schedule an advising session by:
- Sending an email to your assigned academic advisor as listed in your Navigate account; see instructions in FAQ below.
- Calling your advisor to schedule an appointment (contact information is on the Faculty/Staff Directory page).
During the summer term and in-between terms:
For advising when your faculty advisor is not available, please contact the Student Success Center through one of the in-person or remote options listed under the New and Reapplying Students section above.
October and March are Kickoff Months for Advising
Make an appointment in Navigate to meet with your advisor or download the Navigate app to schedule your appointment from your phone.
It is important that you see your advisor on a regular basis to stay on track for your degree. Advising starts every October and March and continues throughout the year. For more information about advising or to find your advisor, use the Frequently Asked Questions below.
To register for classes, current students use Self-Service. Learn how to register: Instructional Video.
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New Student Orientation
Welcome to GTCC! Prospective students are required to participate in orientation to learn how to be successful at GTCC.
College Transfer Students
Finish your two-year associate's degree at GTCC, then transfer to a four-year institution to complete your bachelor’s degree.
Career Services
Employers and students come to Career Services to connect. Click here to learn how we connect students and employers.
Access to Achievement
Prospective and current students with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities can get assistance as they navigate their path at GTCC.Frequently Asked Questions
At Guilford Technical Community College, we know that to be competitive in today’s global job market, a certificate, diploma or degree allows you to obtain a job where you can earn a sustainable income. To support yourself and your family it takes more than just a high school education. Student Success and Retention Services makes it our mission to support all students through your education and to graduation.
Here is a useful list of success tips.
- Go to class!
- Read and use your syllabus.
- Get to know your professors.
- Earn good grades.
- Be prepared.
- Understand that being a student is a full-time job.
- Be patient with yourself.
- Balance and budget your time.
- Don’t put off taking difficult classes.
- Use college resources (You paid for them!) like academic tutoring.
- Work with your academic advisor regularly.
- Get involved in GTCC. Join a club, attend a sporting event or attend other events.
- Take course pre-requisites early. Your advisor will assist you.
- Know published deadlines; i.e. registration, payments, withdrawal, etc.
- Understand which courses qualify as college transfer – talk to your advisor!
- REGISTER EARLY!
- HAVE FUN!
- Log in to Navigate.
- Click on Resources.
- Click People.
- See “Advisor” (your Academic Achievement Specialist is NOT your advisor.)
No, but it is strongly recommended. We want students to feel confident they are on the right path to graduation, and your assigned academic coach/advisor can help you get on and stay on the right path.