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Apply to Grayson College

5 Easy Steps

1. Create an Apply Texas Profile, then complete a Two-Year College Application for Grayson College

You will receive two emails from the Apply Texas website
48 business hours later, you will receive an email from "Portal" at Grayson College with your Portal Login and Password
Applicants who do not provide a valid email address or social security number on your application will not receive an email
If you do not receive an email from Grayson College in 48 hours, please contact us at 903-463-8604 for assistance

2. Login to the Grayson College Portal and complete College 101 Orientation. Upon completion of College 101 Orientation, you will receive two separate emails with instructions to follow to complete the admissions process

3. Order your official High School transcript with test scores or your GED. Have them sent to the Registrar's Office

4. Order any College or University transcripts you wish to be considered for transfer

5. Provide proof of your Meningitis Vaccination

Important Forms

Calendars

5 Steps to Enrollment at Grayson College (.pdf, 168K)

Drop and Withdrawal Form (.pdf, 663K)

Graduation Application (.pdf, 236K)

Major Change Form (.pdf, 265K)

Summer 2013 Schedule of Classes (.pdf, 1317K)

Fall 2013 Schedule of Classes (.pdf, 2522K)

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Grayson College Admissions

The Office of Admissions and Records (also known as the Registrar’s Office) is located in the Administrative Services building on the Main Campus in Denison, Texas. Student Services staff on the South Campus may assist you as well. We can assist you with the following information:

Follow us on Twitter @graysonadmissions.

GC Admissions Requirements

Online Application

Printable Application

International Student Application

Portal Instructions

Determining Residency Status

Academic Fresh Start

Schedule of Classes

Email Admissions

Schedule a Tour

Catalog
Student Handbook

Student Services Directory
Enrollment Verification

Getting Started Survey

Please take our
Getting Started Survey

Announcements

Attention Graduates!

The Graduation Application deadline is July 22 for summer graduates. Please, see your Academic or Program Advisor for application information. Congratulations on your accomplishment!

Graduation Application

Please take a moment and complete our Graduate Survey

Enrollment Verifications

Enrollment verifications are available on-line through the MyPage portal. We do not process verifications in the Admissions Office.

After the semester census date, students can print their own verifications through Campus Connect.

Reverse Transfer Degrees

Transferring from Grayson to a University in the fall? Are you missing a class or two from completing your associates degree? We can help you. Once you arrive to your new educational destination, send us an official transcript for review and we can retroactively award your degree to you. It's that easy. For more information, email registrar@grayson.edu.

Good luck!

Readmissions

Former students with a 12 month lapse in attendance must submit a new application for enrollment and complete College 101.

1.       Click here to submit a new application
2.       Check your email for login/password and access code
3.       Login to the Student Portal
4.     Complete College 101 exit quiz

If you have any questions regarding this process, email Admissions at admissions@grayson.edu.

Meningitis Requirement

Meningitis Vaccination Requirement

Effective January 1, 2012, all new GC students under the age of 30 are required to submit evidence of being immunized against meningococcal meningitis. Senate Bill 1107 enacted by the 82nd Texas Legislature mandates the vaccination. See meningitis vaccination requirements for more details and exemption information.

Satisfaction Survey

Please take a moment and complete our
Satisfaction Survey

Enrollment Advisors

Charles R. Leslie Jr.

Enrollment Advisor for the African American Initiative who assists students in all aspects of the college admission process.
lesliec@grayson.edu
903.415.2532

Rhonda Marroquin

Enrollment Advisor who assists students in all aspects of the college admission process.
marroquinr @grayson.edu
903.415.2611

Sandra Sibrian

Access and Equity Specialist for the Hispanic and Native American Initiative who assists students in all aspects of the college admission process.

sibrians@grayson.edu

903.463.8743

Dual Credit

Dual Credit for High School Students

Get a JUMPon a college education!

Grayson College's Dual/ Concurrent Enrollment Program is a great way for *high school juniors and seniors to get a head start on their college education. GC offers courses for high school students who desire to complete college credit while in high school. * Sophomores may enroll with special permission.

Click here to Read More!

Steps to Dual Credit Admission

1. Apply

· Complete the Apply Texas profile and the 2-year community college application at www.applytexas.org

· Submit proof of Meningitis Vaccination (if student will be required to attend class or other activities on campus)

2. Orientation

· Log in with your GC ID# and complete the mandatory College 101.

3. High School Permission Form

· Complete the GC dual enrollment permission form and submit to your high school counselor.

4. Take Placement / Assessment:

TAKS	English	Math	Essay
	2200	2200	3 or 4
SAT	Combined >	Math	English
	1070	500 (min)	500 (min)
ACT	Composite	Math	English
	23	19 (min)	19 (min)
PSAT	Composite	Math	English
	107	50(min)	50 (min)

5. Final Steps

Pay tuition and fees (online or Business Office)

Obtain Student ID (Life Center)

Parking Permit (Online/Campus Police)

Bookstore (Life Center)

Attend classes!

Questions? Email dualcredit@grayson.edu.

WHY DUAL/CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT?

A recent study by the Community College Research Center shows that once in college, students who had taken dual enrollment courses received higher grade point averages (GPA) and persisted in completing a college credential at a rate greater than their peers. Unlike advanced placement and international baccalaureate programs, dual enrollment classes carry college credit and are not dependent on a particular score on a standardized testing instrument before a college will grant credit for the various courses taken in these programs.

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