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Attention Sophomores/Parents, IGPs will begin on November 10, 2025. Please see the link which will direct you to the parent google meet.
Off Campus Early College
Juniors and seniors only.
Students can obtain information about registering for college courses, course titles, start dates, times and locations of college courses at the chosen college.
It is the student's responsibility to find out if their prospective college will accept the dual credit course. Greenville Tech uses the SCTRAC to determine which classes transfer to which South Carolina colleges. This can be a helpful resource in picking your classes.
Students and parents should read the Greenville County Schools Dual Credit Enrollment Courses Handbook.
Students must turn in to their school counselor:
Digital enrollment forms: Follow THESE step-by-step instructions to enroll in a course.
District dual credit request for class approval
An official transcript from the institution at the end of the course
For a list of current course offerings, see Greenville Tech's Course Selection page.
Students can take up to two Greenville Tech classes per semester.
Student must qualify with Multiple Measures, Accuplacer, SAT or ACT test scores: Accuplacer/SAT/ACT Placement Scores for Specific Classes
The tuition cost for a class depends on a student's graduation year. The tuition rate chart can be found here. Certain classes also require payment for "Inclusive Access Fees."
For more information about Accuplacer placement testing, see the linked information.
To register for a class at Greenville Tech:
See your school counselor for updated registration steps.
Online Dual Credit Classes
Seniors only. Students will take these classes with an online Greenville Tech professor while still enrolled at Wade Hampton.
It is the student's responsibility to find out if their prospective college will accept the dual credit course. Greenville Tech uses the SCTRAC to determine which classes transfer to which South Carolina colleges. This can be a helpful resource in picking your classes.
Students and parents should read the Greenville County Schools Dual Credit Enrollment Courses Handbook.
For a list of current course offerings, see Greenville Tech's Course Selection page.
The tuition cost for a class depends on a student's graduation year. The tuition rate chart can be found here. Certain classes also require payment for "Inclusive Access Fees."
Students can take up to two Greenville Tech classes per semester.
Student must qualify with Accuplacer, SAT, or ACT test scores: Accuplacer/SAT/ACT Placement Scores for Specific Classes
To register for a class at Greenville Tech:
See your school counselor for updated registration steps.
Dual Credit Classes at WHHS
It is the student's responsibility to find out if their prospective college will accept the dual credit course. Greenville Tech uses the SCTRAC to determine which classes transfer to which South Carolina colleges. This can be a helpful resource in picking your classes.
Students receive the numerical grade for the class that they earn (different from the letter grade transcribed to a number grade that the online classes or Greenville Tech campus classes award).
Students and parents should read the Greenville County Schools Dual Credit Enrollment Courses Handbook.
Class offerings may change from year to year depending on student interest. In the past, we have offered English 101, English 102, Marketing 101, and Business 110.
Cost for these WHHS dual credit classes is simply the cost for the Greenville Tech text book.
Students can take up to two Greenville Tech classes per semester.
Student must qualify with Multiple Measures, Accuplacer, SAT, or ACT test scores: Accuplacer/SAT/ACT Placement Scores for Specific Classes (updated: 3/10/20).
Read below for more information about the differences between AP and dual credit classes.
For more information about Accuplacer placement testing, see information sheet here.
Other Helpful Resources About Dual Credit
Q: Why do I have to take the Accuplacer test?
A: The purpose of the placement test is to ensure that each student is academically prepared to enter his or her chosen field of study. The placement test is not a pass/fail test.
Q: How do I take the Accuplacer test?
A: Look for announcements and sign ups for the Accuplacer test given at Wade Hampton throughout the school year. If you missed the test dates and/or want to take the test on your own time, you must see your school counselor for an admission ticket to take the test at Greenville Tech's McAllister Square campus. You do not need an appointment. Just bring the ticket, your photo ID, calculator, and social security number.
Q: How long is the Accuplacer test?
A: Approximately 2 hours.
Q: How can I prepare for the Accuplacer test?
A: Check out these webpages:
Q: What do I do if I still have questions about the Accuplacer?
A: Visit Greenville Tech's FAQ page HERE.
Dual Credit VERSUS
Credit given based on class grade.
Grade listed on high school and college transcript.
Not all colleges give credit.
Student comment: More like a college class.
Advanced Placement (AP)
Credit given based on exam.
Grade listed only on high school transcript.
Not all colleges give credit.
Student comment: More like a high school class.
TechFix: For Dual Credit technical issues pertaining to email, Blackboard, etc.
· Click the link on www.gvltec.edu at the very bottom of the page labeled “Technical Support.”
· Call (864) 250-8000 select Option 2 twice and then Option 6.
· Visit the TechFix ticket page at http://gvltec.edu/8226/
· Click the Technical Support link on GTC4me.
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