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Use this service to request access to Active Directory or specific folders within AD required for your role.
View our guide on how to access your GTC student email
View our guide on how to correct the Self Service sign-on error.
Blackboard "Oops!" Error
("Oops! Something went wrong" or "You do not have permission...").
Request assistance with telephone setup, moves, changes, voicemail, or general phone support.
Request assistance with printer access, setup, or troubleshooting printing issues.
Additional support with IT or with admissions, advising, business services, student records, financial aid, student resources, etc.
Learn how to schedule meetings in Outlook, invite attendees, set locations, add attachments, and find the perfect time using the Scheduling Assistant—everything you need to plan your meeting smoothly.
Get started with the basics of Excel, from entering and formatting data to using simple formulas, charts, and tables. Perfect for beginners or anyone looking to brush up on essential Excel skills.
This section includes essential tools and guides to help you navigate online services at Greenville Tech—from accessing courses and resetting passwords to downloading Office 365 and finding support when you need it.
For Financial Aid questions, including awards, scholarships, loans, grants, book vouchers and military or veteran benefits.
For advising questions, including choosing and registering for classes, advising holds, transferring, and advising appointments.
Get assistance with your email — whether you need help logging in, setting up, or fixing delivery problems.
Request assistance with network connectivity issues, including Wi-Fi and wired connections.
For questions about payments, financial disenrollment, collections, student billing, refunds, and account holds.
Not seeing what you are having an issue with? No problem, select this service, provide the details of your issue, and we will route it to the right team.
Get help with login access, permissions, email, or shared folders like the T: Drive or OneDrive.
Request assistance with audiovisual equipment, classroom technology, or event support for internal and external functions.