A:Applications are typically reviewed after all required documents have been received, including your application fee, transcripts, and proof of lawful presence (if applicable). Processing times may vary during peak enrollment periods.

A: Log into your student application portal using the email address and password you used when applying. Your checklist will show any remaining required items.

A: Yes. We encourage students to submit their application as early as possible. Your application can be started while your official transcripts are being sent to OFTC.

A: No. The $25 application fee is paid only when submitting a new admissions application. If you simply need to update your application for a future semester, another fee is not required.

A:No. Official transcripts must be sent directly from your high school, GED testing service, or previous college through an approved delivery method.

A: OFTC accepts official electronic transcripts through services such as:

• Parchment
• National Student Clearinghouse
• Credential Solutions

Electronic transcripts should be sent to admissions@oftc.edu.

A:Yes. Students are required to submit official transcripts from every college previously attended.

A:Not always. Many students satisfy placement requirements using previous college coursework, ACT, SAT, ACCUPLACER, high school GPA (where applicable), or other approved measures.

A: If your coursework meets OFTC transfer requirements and was completed with the required grade, it may satisfy placement and transfer credit requirements. Official transcripts are required for evaluation.

A: Yes. We strongly encourage students to complete the FAFSA as soon as possible to avoid delays in financial aid processing.

A: Check your financial aid status through your MyOFTC dashboard account or contact someone at 478-240-5165.

A: New students register during New Student Registration or during designated registration events. Your advisor will help you select classes.

A: No. You must first complete the admissions process and meet all admission requirements before registering for classes. If you are a current student, you will register during Advance Registration.

A: Students must first be admitted to OFTC before applying to a competitive admissions program. Each program has specific admission requirements, application deadlines, and selection criteria. Please refer to the current Allied Health Competitive Booklet for detailed program requirements and application procedures.

A: It depends on the program. Many competitive admissions programs do not permit students to enroll in program courses during the semester immediately preceding the start of their cohort. Students should carefully review the current Allied Health Competitive Booklet for their specific program to understand course sequencing, enrollment restrictions, and any prerequisites that must be completed prior to the cohort start date.

A: The current Allied Health Competitive Booklet is available on the OFTC website and includes admission requirements, selection criteria, important deadlines, required documentation, and program-specific information for each competitive admissions program. Students are responsible for reviewing the most current edition before applying.

A: Many online students complete their coursework remotely; however, some programs require labs, clinicals, orientations, testing, or other on-campus activities. Check with your academic program for specific requirements.

A: After you have been admitted, you will receive instructions for accessing your OFTC accounts, including your student email and MyOFTC Dashboard.

A: Contact the OFTC Help Desk at itshelp@oftc.edu.

A: Acceptable documents include a U.S. passport, birth certificate, permanent resident card, or other approved documentation as required by the Technical College System of Georgia.

A: Students must meet Georgia residency requirements and submit any required residency documentation before tuition classification can be determined.

A: Apply as early as possible. Early applicants have more time to complete admissions, financial aid, orientation, and registration before classes begin.

A: After admission:

1. Check your OFTC email regularly.
2. Complete financial aid requirements (if applicable).
3. Attend New Student Registration.
4. Meet with your advisor.
5. Register for classes.
6. Purchase books and supplies before classes begin.