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Find out today how an education at TCTC will get you ready for an immediate career path.
With dozens of clubs and organizations here, we make it easy to get involved!
Please review the items below to ensure that you are aware of the guidelines required by you and how they affect how Tri-County Technical College certifies your courses and program updates to VA – Veteran Affairs.
** Review Degree Works
Go to my.tctc.edu, select the Student Profile tile, select Degree Works link
Review your program of study in Degree Works to ensure all classes on your student bill and schedule are listed with a grade of “NG”- Not Graded for the term of registration. (General Education, Major and Degree Sections)
If course(s) are not appearing in the program sections on Degree Works and are showing in the “Fallthrough Courses” section, go to TC Central, Ruby Hicks Hall to speak with a Certifying Official. You may also email veterans@tctc.eu or call 864-646-8282 option 1 to determine how you should proceed.
Reasons why courses could appear in the “Fall-through Courses” section–Contact a Certifying Official to review
Repeating a Class (If repeating for a higher grade)
If repeating because you did not make the acceptable grade for the program, the course can be certified (Ex. If made a “W” or an “F” grade previously)
Tri-County Technical College can only certify courses to VA that are required for your current program of study.
Approved Course Substitutions
Impact of Withdrawing from One or All Classes
Students who receive VA educational benefits must maintain satisfactory academic progress of 2.0 or higher. If the student withdraws and/or ceases to make satisfactory progress towards completion of their training objective, their educational benefits could be discontinued. When a student withdraws from classes, and if the school has received a tuition payment from the VA, an overpayment (of the VA educational benefits) could also be created, and a debt owed by the school to the VA. Students who fall in this category will receive notification from the VA pertaining to the overpayment. The school will also receive a debt letter from the VA. The school will remove the funds from the student’s account and return them to the VA. The student is responsible for any balance due after the funds are removed.