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Garden City Community College

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CARES Act

Financial Assistance

  • Financial Aid contact info

    For assistance, contact: Financial Aid Office Garden City Community College 801 Campus Drive Garden City, KS 67846
    (620) 276-9519 Ext. 519 
    (620) 276-9650 - Fax 
    Email: finaid@gcccks.edu

  • Price of Attendance

Programs Leading to Licensure

GCCC offers some educational programs that lead to a license that is required to practice within the state of Kansas. 34 CFR 668.14(b)(32)(ii), and 668.43 (a) and (c) require additional disclosures for these programs. Licensure in Kansas does not guarantee licensure in other states. For a state-by-state breakdown, click the links below.

The college maintains a Student Location Policy      and  Licensure Disclosure Policy.     Students who are not planning to live and work in Kansas should pay special attention to the licensure requirements in their state. Students with a legal permanent address outside the state may not be allowed to enroll in a program leading to required licensure unless they sign a declaration that they are intending to move to Kansas. Please contact your academic advisor for more information.

FERPA - Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act

Safe and Drug Free School Information

Immunizations

Tuberculosis Prevention & Control

  • All GCCC applicants taking classes on campus are required to fill out a tuberculosis questionnaire (tb form) before being accepted. TB Questionnaires can be emailed to admission@gcccks.edu or uploaded to your account dashboard.

    Fillable TB Questionnaire     - if you answered YES to any of the questions, you are required to provide documentation of testing and evaluation by a healthcare provider before enrollment of classes at GCCC.

    TB-Certificate-of-Health-5-13-2024.pdf

    International Students: If PPD is necessary, international students are to submit proof of a PPD (tuberculin skin test) obtained after their arrival in the United States or obtain a IGRA (blood test) after their arrival in the United States, whichever is indicated by individual circumstances determined at time of testing.

Annual Crime Reporting Information

Consumer Information - General Information 

Student Statistics

State Performance Metrics

  • KBOR Institutional Profile

    • Garden City Community College is governed by locally-elected officials and coordinated by the Kansas Board of Regents (KBOR). For the KBOR institutional profile on Garden City Community College, please find the most-recent Community College Data Book on the KBOR web site.
    • KBOR Higher Education Data Book

  • Transfer Feedback Reports

    • The Kansas Higher Education Statistics (KHEStats) portal provides summaries of multiple institutional outcomes, including academic achievement data for Garden City Community College students when they transfer to public four-year universities in the state.
    • KHEStats Portal
  • Student Success Index
    • KBOR tracks student completion and retention across public higher education institutions in its Student Success Index. To access the index, please navigate to the KHEStats portal and select "Student Success Index."
    • KHEStats Portal

  • Performance Agreement

    • Garden City Community College enters in to an annual performance agreement with KBOR, identifying key success indicators. To see the most recent Performance Agreement Report for GCCC and all public institutions in the state, please find the Performance Reports document on the KBOR web site.
    • KBOR Performance Reports

 

Federal Performance Metrics

Statement

In accordance with HB 2105, signed into law on April 14th, 2024, Garden City Community College does not condition admission or educational aid to an applicant for admission, hiring an applicant for employment or hiring, reappointing or promoting a faculty member, on the applicant's or faculty member's pledging allegiance to or making a statement of personal support for or opposition to any political ideology or movement, including a pledge or statement regarding diversity, equity or inclusion, or to request or require any such pledge or statement from an applicant or faculty member.

The College does not require any form of Diversity Equity or Inclusion (DEI) pledge, allegiance, or oath. Garden City Community College does not require employees or students to participate in any form of DEI training.

The College follows all required federal equal opportunity employment and Title IX requirements.  The College has a notice of non-discrimination prominently displayed on its website and the notice of non-discrimination statement is utilized in all job advertisements.  Garden City Community College greatly values everyone and is committed to serving all individuals.  

The links below include the college policies related to non-discrimination and related subjects required by HB 2105:

The links below are to handbooks referencing policies related to HB2105.