Persons who hold green cards or who qualify under refugee or asylee status are exempt from obtaining an M-I visa to attend school. The applicant must provide an official home school transcript. The applicant who cannot provide documentation will not be admitted into programs that require a high school diploma or GED until the applicant provides an official successful GED transcript. A transient student is one who is in good standing at a postsecondary school and wishes to take a particular course to transfer back to that school. The Registrar must list in the letter the course that the student desires to take.
Transient students enroll on a space-available basis.
A student who is a junior or senior in high school may earn postsecondary credits which will apply toward high school graduation requirements. The joint credits are paid for with funds from the Quality Basic Education funding formula. A transcript is considered official only when it bears the seal of the granting institution and is either mailed directly to Griffin Tech or hand delivered in a sealed official envelope. Meet the regular admission requirements of the program of their choice at Griffin Tech. The Joint Enrollment program is an articulation agreement between the local high school and Griffin Technical College that allows a junior or senior to receive Carnegie Unit credit.