CGTC Connect

Check your student email frequently to stay up to date on important information, deadlines, student activities, and more.
Using student email

• Click Single Sign On or go to sso.centralgatech.edu.
• In the top box, enter your FULL student email address (including @student.centralgatech.edu) and CGTC network password. If you do not know your password, you will need to reset your password in the Student Portal.
• Once logged in, click Microsoft 365 mail to access your student email.

Banner Self-Service is used to check the status of financial aid, sign up for classes, drop classes, check final grades, update mailing addresses and phone numbers, and more.
Using Banner Self-Service

• Click Single Sign On or go to sso.centralgatech.edu.
• In the top box, enter your FULL student email address (including @student.centralgatech.edu) and CGTC network password. If you do not know your password, you will need to reset your password in the Student Portal.
• Once logged in, click the Banner Self Service box to access student services.

Information about Blackboard and online class account information is found on the Online Classes section of the website. For help with Blackboard, contact your instructor first. For new students, there is up to a 12-hour delay after registration before you will be able to login to Blackboard.

Using Blackboard

• Click Single Sign On or go to sso.centralgatech.edu.
• In the top box, enter your FULL student email address (including @student.centralgatech.edu) and CGTC network password. If you do not know your password, you will need to reset your password in the Student Portal.
• Once logged in, click the Blackboard box to access online course information.

• Contact the Communications Center at (478) 988-6800.
• Visit www.centralgatech.edu/studenttech for technology information.
• For questions about student technology other than Blackboard, send an email to info@centralgatech.edu.
• If you are having problems with your class in Blackboard, email your instructor for help first. If you have not received a response in 24 hours, email online@centralgatech.edu.

Students can access their schedule through the CGTC Student Portal. For more assistance, you can contact the Office of Academic Affairs by e-mailing academicaffairs@centralgatech.edu or by calling one of the numbers below.

Warner Robins Campus
(478) 218-3332

Macon Campus
(478) 757-3509

Milledgeville Campus
(478) 445-2330

CGTC offers student technology resources in libraries on campus. Requirements to use space: Students must be healthy, practice social distancing, and use proper hygiene. Masks or face coverings are encouraged. Hours of operation are Monday-Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Fridays 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Contact the library with any questions
Email: library@centralgatech.edu
Phone:
Macon (478) 757-3549
Milledgeville (478) 445-2333
Warner Robins (478) 988-6863

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The FCC Emergency Broadband Benefit Program opened for applications on May 12, 2021. Visit https://www.fcc.gov/broadbandbenefit to see if you qualify for reduced or free broadband access. If you need help or computer access to apply, please visit your closest CGTC or public library.

Additionally, the Georgia Internet Broadband Initiative provides links to resources where students can access free Wi-Fi.

Finally, the public library systems in middle Georgia are open for in-person services and have public access WiFi available. Find your nearest public library and verify service hours at the GA Public Libraries website.

All CGTC libraries are open to students, with all services available. Visit the library webpage for hours and contact information. Online library resources are available to students to use from home. You can search in GALILEO and the CGTC Library Catalog for articles, ebooks, videos, and more. Click here for a complete list of online library resources. If you have any questions, need help finding information, or have trouble logging into GALILEO, please contact the CGTC library.

• LibGuides are available for each program area to help assist you in your research.
• Check out our online writing guide for paper writing tips.
• Library orientation is also online.

Yes! Tutoring is available in person and online. Visit our new online tutoring platform to schedule a tutoring session and submit your writing assignments for review. You can also access Quad C through your Single Sign On dashboard. Your CGTC tutors are ready to help you succeed this semester! Call your ASC with any questions. Check your student email for workshop announcements!

Students can check out and return library books to any CGTC library Monday – Thursday between 7:45 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. and Fridays from 7:45 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. If you have any questions, you can contact the library via email at library@centralgatech.edu or text (478) 215-9861.

The TEAMS Outreach Center provides early intervention services for students. Whether you are struggling with classes, have a specific hardship, are being affected by changes related to COVID-19 procedures, or just have general questions, we have resources to help you. Click here to request one-on-one assistance from a TEAMS staff member. Or, you can access the student self alert option in your CGTC Single Sign On dashboard.

At this time, Accuplacer testing is available on campus by appointment. However, the testing requirement has been waived for the admission process. The College has developed alternate measures for acceptance and placement. Please inquire with admissions for requirements for acceptance.

We are here to help! Here are a few ways you can get assistance:

• View the programs of study offered at CGTC.
• Call CGTC at (478) 988-6800. Communications Center Representatives will be available to answer questions Monday – Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to to 6:00 p.m., and 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Fridays.
• If your question cannot be answered in the Communications Center, a ticket will be forwarded to the appropriate department and you should receive a response within two business days.
• Email questions to info@centralgatech.edu. A College representative will respond to you within one business day.

• Submit your online application at www.centralgatech.edu/apply-to-cgtc.
• Test scores are NOT required at this time (No need to submit scores—SAT/ACT/Accuplacer, etc.)
• Transcripts – Send official high school transcripts electronically to admissionsoffice@centralgatech.edu through network providers such as eScrip-SAFE, Parchment, and National Student Clearing House. If you are unable to provide an official transcript at this time, students can be accepted with unofficial documents show high school completion, or equivalency. However, official documents should be provided to the College as soon as possible prior to program completion. Credentials cannot be awarded to students if official documentation is not submitted *Clear, legible scans or pictures of unofficial documents can be sent to admissionsoffice@centralgatech.edu.
• Residency Document – to qualify for the in-state tuition rate, please email a clear copy or photo of your valid driver’s license, state issued ID, and if applicable, the front and back of your permanent resident card to admissionsoffice@centralgatech.edu. Be sure to include your name and Student ID in the email.

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Check the status of your application by visiting www.centralgatech.edu/check-my-app:

• The requested information must match your application data that has been entered into the College’s Student Information System, Banner.
• Click Submit to find out what documents may still be needed.
• Please reference the information above for how to submit needed documents.

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Still need assistance?

• Please contact us by calling the main college number at (478) 988-6800.
• When you reach the College’s Communications Center, our associate’s will help with your question.
• If further assistance is needed, the Communications Center associate will submit a ticket for an Admissions Specialist to return your call or email. The College strives to maintain a standard response time of 48 hours or less. However, please allow additional time time during peak periods.
• Staff are available Monday – Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., and 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Fridays to answer your questions!

All acceptance letters sent by CGTC are delivered electronically to the personal email address provided on the college application. In order to receive an acceptance letter, you must submit your application and proof of high school completion, or equivalency, or post-secondary transcripts. At this time, we will accept both official and unofficial documentation for acceptance. If you have submitted your documents, please allow time for processing. Please allow up to a week to receive your acceptance email from the College following submission of all required documents.

Once you’ve received your acceptance letter via email, you are now ready to register for classes. First-time students should contact a CARE Center Advisor to register for classes. Students may call the Macon CARE Center at (478) 757-5295 or the Warner Robins CARE Center at (478) 218-3380. Please note, the campus which you plan to attend does not impact which CARE Center you contact. Students from any area can contact the CARE Center of their choice for registration.

As a new student, you may also wish to view the New Student Orientation to learn more about the College and it’s processes.

PLEASE NOTE: Dual Enrollment High School students MUST contact their high school coordinator to register for classes. Visit www.centralgatech.edu/highschool for more information.

As a new student, you may also wish to view the New Student Orientation to learn more about the College and it’s processes.

 Click here for general information on transfer credit. Transfer credit will show on your student account approximately 4-6 weeks after you are accepted to the college. To check for awarded transfer credit or access your unofficial CGTC transcript, please access your student account in Banner Self-Service. For other questions regarding transfer credit or transcripts, please email registraroffice@centralgatech.edu.

All Adult Education Centers and GED testing centers in CGTC’s 11-county service delivery area are OPEN to the public. To find out more about how to enroll for Adult Education or English as a Second Language (ESL) courses, you can contact the Adult Education department at 478-218-3769 or you can call the College’s main number at 478-988-6800.

Current students can register through Banner Self Service in the Single Sign On dashboard. Please check your DegreeWorks for advisement (also accessible through the SSO dashboard). If you do not find advisement notes, please reach out to your faculty advisor.

New students can register by contacting a CARE Center advisor.
Registration Guide

**Dual enrollment students should contact a High School Initiatives Coordinator to register for classes. Click here for more information.

CARE Center | Warner Robins Campus
Phone: (478) 218-3380
Email: carecenter@centralgatech.edu

CARE Center Advisors

Traumeika Bryant
Email: tbryant@centralgatech.edu

Tawanda Daniels
Email: tdaniels@centralgatech.edu

Alice Smith
Email: alsmith@centralgatech.edu

Annette Weiche
Email: aweiche@centralgatech.edu

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CARE Center | Macon Campus
Phone: (478) 757-5295
Email: carecenter@centralgatech.edu

CARE Center Advisors

India Jones
Email: ijones@centralgatech.edu

Jennifer Ross
Email: jross@centralgatech.edu

William Smith
Email: wsmith@centralgatech.edu

Benita Stallings
Email: bstallings@centralgatech.edu

If you are experiencing difficulty with self-registration, please contact your advisor or the CARE Center to discuss the error message. Your program advisor’s information can be found in the Student Portal. Additionally, you can contact a CARE Center advisor at any of the phone numbers listed in the previous section.

The Milledgeville, Macon, and Warner Robins campus bookstores are open Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. and Friday from 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Students can email cgtc@bkstr.com if they have any questions.

Visit the CGTC Bookstore website at www.bkstr.com/centralgeorgiatechstore and click on the Sell Your Textbook link at the bottom of the homepage for directions on selling textbooks.

Students can purchase textbooks online at www.cgtcshop.com. On the website’s main page, students can search for their textbooks in the ‘Find My Course Materials’ section by inputting their student ID number or searching by course name.

*Please note: Several textbooks have a digital (eBook) version available for instant download once purchased.

All students are responsible for paying their tuition and fees with cash, check or credit/debit card, financial aid, third party (employer, public agency or support program) or by any combination listed. Students must have tuition and fees paid by the payment deadline for that term. Students who have not paid tuition and fees may be subject to being removed from classes.

Types of Payment Accepted

Cash, check, money order, Visa and MasterCard credit or debit cards

METHODS OF PAYMENT:

• • By Mail:
    Central Georgia Technical College
    Cashier
    3300 Macon Tech Drive
    Macon, GA 31206
  • Online (with debit card, credit card, or check):
    1. Log-in to your Banner Self Service account through the Single Sign On dashboard
    2. Click on Student Services, Financial Aid & Registration
    3. Click on Student Records
    4. Click on Charges and Payments by Term
    5. Click on Pay Online at the bottom of the screen
    6. Choose your term code and click on Select Term
    7. Enter the amount you want to pay and click on Pay by Credit
    8. Enter your credit card information and click Continue Credit Card Payment
    9. Verify the information and click Complete Credit Card Transaction
  • By Phone (with Debit or Credit Card): (478) 757-3412 or (478) 218-3387
  • By Payment Plan:

To create an account to Pay by Payment Plan with Nelnet:
1. Log-in to your Banner Self Service account through the Single Sign On dashboard\
2. Click on Charges and Payments
3. Click on Pay Online
4. Choose your term code and click on Select Term
5. Enter the amount you want to pay and click on Pay by Payment Plan with Nelnet
6. Complete the steps as prompted

To manage an existing Nelnet account (change your method of payment):
1. Log-in to your Banner Self Service account through the Single Sign On dashboard
2. Click on Student Services
3. Click on Student Records
4. Click on Nelnet Payment Plan Login
5. Enter the correct information in the boxes to update your account
6. Click on Next
7. Complete the steps as prompted

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) include Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF) for affected K-12 schools, higher education institutions, and students. The CARES Act specifically designates funds for postsecondary education students and institutions.

Commonly referred to as CARES funds, the College has disbursed student emergency grants as a result of several federal acts since March 2020. Those acts include the CARES Act, HEERF 2.0, and the American Rescue Plan. Each act has allowed the College to support students affected by the pandemic through monetary emergency aid grants

Please click here to learn more about CARES Act Student Funds/Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund directly from the U.S. Department of Education (DOE).

Because of the coronavirus pandemic, CGTC announced a transition to modified course delivery on March 13, 2020. At that time, courses not already delivered via distance education transitioned to distance education or technology-enhanced course delivery where feasible, and many students had to adjust quickly to this transition. The College recognizes that all students may not have had the required technology and tools to effectively complete coursework via distance education and that the COVID-19 Pandemic has impacted many students in multiple ways. The federal government has continued to approve funding to assist students during the ongoing pandemic through emergency aid grants. These grants will be disbursed using a methodology based on federal guidelines and approved by college leadership until funds are exhausted.

Eligibility guidelines provided by the Federal government have changed with different iterations of the emergency relief grant funding. The most recent guidance provided through the American Rescue Plan allows for eligibility for most students based on need.

At CGTC, two categories of students are ineligible for funding. Students who participate in the Department of Corrections/CGTC Re-Entry Services credit programs are not eligible for funds. Also, students who are coded as transient students are ineligible. These students should inquire with their home institution regarding emergency relief funding. All other categories of students are deemed eligible. However, a student’s unique circumstances could affect eligibility. For questions, please contact the Communications Center at 478-988-6800.

Students can opt to have the emergency relief funds applied directly to student account balances. To do so, students should access Banner Self Service through the Single Sign On (SSO) dashboard and select CARES Act Authorization.

Note, if a student completely withdraws for the term, the student becomes ineligible for the emergency aid grant and funds must be returned. If funds are not returned, the amount received will be added to the student balance.

The emergency student aid grant acts have provided institutions with significant discretion on how to award this emergency assistance to students. This means that each institution may develop its own system and process for determining how to allocate these funds. The only statutory requirement is that the funds be used to cover expenses related to the disruption of campus operations due to coronavirus (including eligible expenses under a student’s cost of attendance, such as food, housing, course materials, technology, health care, and childcare).

The U.S. Department of Education (DOE) has encouraged colleges to consider students with financial needs and to ensure that emergency financial aid funds “are distributed as widely as possible.” Therefore, the College has developed a plan for the American Rescue Plan funds to be disbursed to eligible students in the following amounts per full term until funds are exhausted:

Pell Eligible students: $325

Non-Pell Eligible Students: $321

Dual Enrollment High School Students: $100

Eligible Adult Education Students: $100

To access Central Georgia Technical College’s reporting of the CARES Act Student Funds methodology and disbursement information, please click the PDF links below. This information can also be accessed directly on the College’s Consumer Information web page at www.centralgatech.edu/ie/consumer-information.

CARES Act Student Funds Methodology and Disbursement Reporting
CARES Act Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Reporting 09/30/2020
CARES Act Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Reporting 12/31/2020
CARES Act Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Reporting 03/31/2021
CARES Act Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Reporting 06/30/2021
CARES Act Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Reporting 10/10/2021
CARES Act Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Reporting 12/31/2021
CARES Act Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Reporting 03/31/2022
HEERF Quarterly Report—July 10, 2022
HEERF Quarterly Report—October 10, 2022

HEERF Quarterly Report – December 31, 2022 

Dual enrollment students should look for a message in your CGTC student email inbox or postal mail from the College for notification of when to select courses for the upcoming term. DE students are registered for courses by their High School Coordinator.

Please make sure you check your student email and your postal mail regularly. You will receive information about your student account, course schedule, and other important information. Make sure you attend your classes and reach out when help is needed. Contact your instructor, the Academic Success Center, or your High School Coordinator if help is needed.

GENERAL INFORMATION
highschool@centralgatech.edu
(478) 218-3701

Current dual enrollment students that are graduating high school seniors should contact the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@centralgatech.edu to convert from a dual enrollment student to traditional admission.

Bleckley and Pulaski County
Kim Gunn, Director of High School Initiatives
kgunn@centralgatech.edu
(478) 218-3236

Baldwin, Jones, and Putnam County
Lindsey Powell, High School Coordinator
lpowell@centralgatech.edu
(478) 757-3493

Bibb, Dooly, Monroe, and Twiggs County
Kenneth Rozier, High School Coordinator
krozier@centralgatech.edu
(478) 476-5160

Crawford County
Julia Nell Shaw, High School Coordinator
jshaw@centralgatech.edu
(478) 218-3316

Houston and Peach County
Megan White, High School Coordinator
mwhite@centralgatech.edu
(478) 218-3258

GENERAL INFORMATION
highschool@centralgatech.edu
(478) 218-3701

In person and online training is available through Continuing Education at CGTC. Programs include Career Training & Certification, Personal & Professional Development, and Technical Training. For details, visit CGTC’s Continuing Education webpage at https://www.centralgatech.edu/ce. Phone: (478) 757-3445 Email: ceinfo@centralgatech.edu.

Contact Information:
Phone: (478) 757-3445
Email: ceinfo@centralgatech.edu

Yes, customized training to meet specific business training requirements is available through Economic Development at CGTC. For information, please call 478-757-3550.

If you attended fall and/or spring semesters, your aid status should be available in Banner Self-Service.

Students can check the status of their financial aid in Banner Self Service in the SSO Dashboard.

If you have just submitted your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online, please allow 5-7 business days for CGTC to retrieve your information from the federal Department of Education and for it to show in Banner Self Service. After allowing processing time, access your CGTC Banner Self Service account to check the status of your financial aid and see what verification documents may be required. Students should log in to the Financial Aid Forms system through the SSO Dashboard to submit any needed requirements electronically. For more information on financial aid, visit www.centralgatech.edu/financialaid/how-to-apply.

No need to come to campus! Students can safely and securely submit documentation for financial aid through the Financial Aid Forms system. This system can be accessed through the Single Sign On dashboard. If you need assistance, call (478) 988-6800 to place a call ticket with the Financial Aid department.

Yes! Students interested in on-campus positions can apply through the Human Resources portal.  Students can apply for positions for which they are interested.  Students must meet eligibility guidelines in order to take advantage of federal work study positions. The HR department will reach out to students with more information.

The Disabled American Veterans (DAV) organization has established a COVID-19 Relief Fund to provide help to service-connected disabled veterans who have lost employment. Visit www.dav.org/covidrelief for more information.

The VECTR Center is open and ready to serve military members, veterans, and their spouses. Contact the VECTR Center at (478) 218-3900 from 0800-1630 or by email at info@gavectr.org.

You can access your account online at www.ebenefits.va.gov/ebenefits.

If you are interested in enrolling in a credit program at the VECTR Center, email the name of the program you’re interested in and your details (active duty, veteran, installation, contact information, etc.) to info@gavectr.org. The CGTC student affairs coordinator will contact you with further details.

Email info@gavectr.org with your contact information and you will be connected with a veteran success coach for assistance.

Yes! Testing services are available at the VECTR Center. Contact the VECTR Center at (478) 218-3900 or email info@gavectr.org for more information.

Call (478) 218-3916 between 0800-1630 or email info@gavectr.org to get connected with social service agencies.

Contact the VECTR Center at (478) 218-3900 or email info@gavectr.org for more information. You can also visit the Georgia/South Carolina Veterans Business Outreach Center (VBOC) Facebook page for information.

 The TEAS test may be taken on campus by appointment only. For more information, please contact the Testing Center at (478) 218-3390 or (478) 757-2508.

The Counseling Resource Center provides assistance and guidance in resolving personal, social, or psychological problems and difficulties through counseling, so that students are better able to achieve their academic goals and reach their full potential. The Center offers confidential assistance with issues such as anxiety, stress, emotional problems, relationships, and alcohol/substance abuse.

Additional services may include:

• Coping Skills
• Crisis Management
• Anger Management
• Community Referrals

The services offered by the Counseling Resource Center are provided by a non-judgmental, objective, licensed professional who is trained to help with reflection, support, and solutions.

Contact Information:
Phone: (478) 476-5167
Email: counseling@centralgatech.edu

Special Populations directors Trelaine Jackson, (Baldwin, Bibb, Jones, Monroe, and Putnam) and Dr. Rorie Bradley (Crawford, Dooly, Houston, Peach, Pulaski, and Twiggs) can be reached via phone or email Monday – Thursday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:45 p.m., and Friday 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Additional resources can also be found at www.findhelp.org.

Trelaine Jackson
Phone: (478) 476-5137
Email: tsjackson@centralgatech.edu

Dr. Rorie Bradley
Phone: (478) 218-3229
Email: rbradley@centralgatech.edu

During this time, CGTC is still committed to ensuring fair treatment of its students, faculty, and staff. Please see our Non-Discriminatory Policy below and follow the guidelines listed to report a concern.

Central Georgia Technical College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, national or ethnic origin, sex, religion, disability, age, political affiliation or belief, genetic information, veteran status, or citizenship status (except in those special circumstances permitted or mandated by law).

For compliance concerns, email Cathy Johnson, Executive Director of Conduct, Appeals & Compliance, at cajohnson@centralgatech.edu.

• Academic Affairs: (478) 757-3509
• Admissions: (478) 988-6850
• Counseling Services: (478) 476-5167
• Disability and Special Populations: (478) 476-5137 or (478) 218-3229
• Dual Enrollment: (478) 218-3752

• Academic Affairs: academicaffairs@centralgatech.edu
• Admissions: admissionsoffice@centralgatech.edu
• Adult Education: adulteducation@centralgatech.edu
• Business Office: info@centralgatech.edu
• Counseling Services: counseling@centralgatech.edu
• Dual Enrollment: highschool@centralgatech.edu
• Financial Aid: finaid@centralgatech.edu
• Foundation: foundation@centralgatech.edu
• Library: library@centralgatech.edu
• Registrar: registrar@centralgatech.edu