Submit an Application for Admission by visiting the College’s website. Contact the Office of Admission for assistance with the online application.
Students who have graduated from high school or completed a High School Equivalency Credential within 12 months of the starting term at GCC are required to submit an official copy of their high school transcript or an official copy of their High School Equivalency Credential to the Office of Admission before the semester begins in order to maintain a matriculated student status. Students who have completed a home-school curriculum within 12 months of the starting term at GCC are required to submit evidence that an approved homeschool plan was completed. Please refer to the home-schooling policy below for further details.
Students who have completed secondary school outside of the United States must submit documentation of completion of this work and it must be translated and certified to U.S. standards through a credential evaluating agency or approved translation center. Agencies can be found online at naces.org.
Students who have permanent resident, asylee, refugee, or parolee status must provide the Office of Admission with appropriate documentation as outlined in their admission portal. Documentation should be uploaded to the student admission portal.
International students studying on an F-1 Visa are required to provide the College with all documentation outlined in the International Students Admission Policy. Students who hold other non-immigrant statuses and who intend to study at GCC may be required to provide documentation. Contact the Office of Admission to determine these documentation requirements.
Students who are under the age of 18 at the time of submitting an application must obtain a parent’s or legal guardian’s consent to apply and complete the Parent/Guardian Consent form. The consent form will be sent electronically to the parent or legal guardian listed on the admission application.

Homeschool/HiSET/GED

All home-schooled students without a high school diploma or High School Equivalency Credential may apply for admission to a degree or certificate program provided they have successfully completed an approved homeschool program in accordance with Massachusetts General Laws or the laws of their home state. This includes submission of an official letter from their school district’s superintendent’s office confirming that home-school plans through grade 12 are on file.

Dual Enrollment

Greenfield Community College defines dual enrollment students as those who seek to enroll in credit-bearing courses at the college prior to their secondary schooling completion date. These students maintain a non-matriculated student status and are not able to apply to a degree or certificate program or receive federal financial aid while still in high school or home-school status. Dual eEnrolled students from New England states pay the NEBHE rate for their GCC courses. In order to be accepted as a dual enrollment student one must:

Submit an online application. Students who are under the age of 18 at the time an application is submitted must obtain a parent’s or legal guardian’s consent to apply and complete the Parent/Guardian Consent Form. The consent form will be sent electronically to the parent or legal guardian listed on the admission application; and,
Demonstrate their readiness for coursework at GCC by scoring satisfactorily on placement tests in reading, writing, and mathematics, by submitting AP Test Scores or college transcripts, or by submitting high school transcripts for multiple measures review.

Dual enrollment students who wish to continue their college studies upon completion/graduation from their secondary institution must complete an application for admission as a new student and submit all required documentation for admission as a new student.

Enrollment Services

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