Students admitted to GCC are normally expected to undertake an organized program of courses leading toward a certificate or an associate degree. Some students take credit or non-credit courses during the day, evenings, or online to enhance occupational skills or enrich their lives without pursuing a degree or certificate. Juniors and seniors in high school […]

This section contains descriptions of the College’s approved credit courses. Developmental courses use numbers below 100 and will not be used to fulfill associate degree or certificate requirements and grades earned from developmental course will not be used in calculating grade point average; introductory level and first-year courses use numbers 100-199; intermediate level and advanced […]

Elms College at Greenfield Community College Elms College is partnering with GCC on the delivery of bachelor's degree completion programs. The Elms programs at GCC expand baccalaureate opportunities for students and alumni of GCC and result from a formal agreement between GCC and Elms College. Students earn an associate degree from GCC. Students then build […]

The International Language and Culture Study Award scholarship program, administered by the GCC International Studies Committee, has been sponsored jointly by the Student Senate and the President since 2000. Each summer, scholarship recipients spend several weeks in a language and culture institute in a French- or Spanish-speaking country, immersing themselves in that country’s culture and […]

Greenfield Community College offers students civic engagement opportunities on campus and at the local and statewide level to support students in acquiring the knowledge, intellectual skills, and applied competencies needed for informed and effective participation in civic and democratic life. Students benefit from developing an understanding of the social values that underlie democratic structures and […]

The College provides a set of one- to three-credit courses for students seeking to strengthen their academic and college navigation skills. These courses are designed to help students develop the knowledge and skills to be successful in their course work. HUD 114 College Success (3 credits) and HUD 128 College Strategies (1 credit) are useful […]

For students who are located at a distance, have inflexible schedules, are unable to travel to campus, or prefer online learning, GCC offers several degree and certificate programs that can be completed online. Online degree programs can usually be completed in two years; certificates can be competed in even less time. Students who enroll in […]

Students at GCC may enroll in a wide range of online courses. Students in online courses receive the same personalized attention and stimulating curriculum as all GCC students. Because classrooms can be accessed from any computer that is connected to the Internet, these courses allow busy students to study according to their own schedules. To […]

Associate in Arts Degrees Business Administration Transfer (BAT) Liberal Arts (LIB) All of the following are Liberal Arts advising options. You may focus on one of these options. Your diploma will read “Liberal Arts.” GCC will award you only one Liberal Arts degree. Contemporary Music Studies (LCMS) Education (LEO) English (LAE) Farm and Food Systems […]