Guam Community College, USA

GCC is a public college. It is a small institution with an enrollment of 982 undergraduate students. The GCC acceptance rate is 100%. Popular majors include Criminal Justice and Safety Studies, Medical Assistant, and Education. Graduating 18% of students, GCC alumni go on to earn a starting salary of $18,400.

Location: Rotunda, 1st Floor,  Bldg. 2000 Student Services & Administration Building  Hours: 8:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M., Monday - Thursday; 8:00 A.M. - Noon Friday Phone: 671.735.5531 Fax: 671.734.5238 Email: gcc.registrar@guamcc.edu

The Admissions & Registration Office is here to serve new students, continuing students, and former students. Whether you are seeking a diploma, a certificate, a degree or personal enrichment, we can help you begin your journey. 

•    LOG IN TO MYGCC AND REGISTER FOR COURSES. Log in with your MyGCC username and password. Using the "My Courses" tab, you may register for classes. Click on the video below to view "How to add classes online" or download a pdf copy of "How to add classes online."

 
Click on the video below to view "How to drop classes online" or download a pdf copy of "How to drop classes online."
 

 
    Academic Advisement & Career Placement Center    
    Academic Calendar
    Admission FAQs
    Declaring a Major
    Distance Education
    Financial Aid
    Forms
     Placement Tests
    Register Online
    Schedule of Classes
    Scholarships
    Steps to Register
    Transferable Credits
    Tuition & Fees
    Request for Transcript from GCC
    Request for Transcript from other schools
    Articulation with Other Institutions

Are you a student ready to enroll? Log into MyGCC and register online now. If you do not have your username or password please call 735-5531 for details, or visit the Admissions & Registration Office.

APPLYING FOR GRANTS

The Development and Alumni Relations office supports grant-project development and implementation at the college. The office assists faculty and staff seeking grant funding for programs that further institutional, divisional, departmental and programmatic goals. 

Grants can be a great way to start or redesign, update or innovate a program. Please familiarize yourself with the information here, which can answer many of your questions about how to apply for grants at GCC.

Project Development Life Cycle

• Flesh out program director's project idea.
• Set up the project and/or proposal.

      - Research funding opportunities.

      - Develop proposal concept.

• Involve the grant's office.

- Direct questions to the grants office.

- Fill out grant proposal form. (link below)

• Obtain department approval.
• Obtain Dean’s approval.
• Craft proposal and build project team.

- Contact partners for letters of commitment and support.

- Write draft narrative and develop draft budget.

- Contact grants office as needed for technical assistance.

• Submit draft proposal to grants office for review and edit.
• Secure development office final approval.
• Development office submits final proposal.

The grant proposal form serves as an important tool. It lays out the essentials of your project, lets our office know what you need, and makes it easier for us to help you develop your grant while troubleshooting potential pitfalls. Be sure to fill out the form completely as it will facilitate the development of your project and associated budget.

The grants office cannot begin work on the proposed project until the form is completed, including departmental approval signatures, and returned to the development team.