Georgia Highlands College
Georgia Highlands College
Georgia Highlands College (GHC), a four-year institution, was founded in 1970 to provide educational opportunities for the physical, intellectual, and cultural development of a diverse population in seven northwest Georgia counties. With the advent of distance learning technologies, specialty programs, off-campus centers and collaborative arrangements, the college has expanded its scope of influence beyond the institution's original geographical area. It now provides six instructional sites in Rome, Cartersville, Marietta, Dallas and Douglasville.
Georgia Highlands College Campus Plan Update 2016
Georgia Highlands College-[node:field-date:custom:Y]--Entirely Online Courses
Expand completely online opportunities.
Georgia Highlands College-[node:field-date:custom:Y]--Corequisite remediation
Combine remediation in English and reading.
Georgia Highlands College-[node:field-date:custom:Y]--Corequisite remediation
Increase the likelihood of degree completion by transforming the way that remediation is accomplished
Georgia Highlands College-[node:field-date:custom:Y]--Authorization for automatic award of Associate degree at matriculation, -Automatic degree audits for students with 60+ credits
Award degrees to students who may have already met requirements for associate degrees via courses taken at one or more institutions.
Georgia Highlands College-[node:field-date:custom:Y]--Timely Interventions
Ensure that students who meet off-track criteria receive timely and targeted advising intervention.
Georgia Highlands College-[node:field-date:custom:Y]--Tracking Student Success (DegreeWorks)
Use DegreeWorks to track student progress.
Georgia Highlands College-[node:field-date:custom:Y]--Established Criteria for Interventions
Establish criteria for identifying students who may need special interventions in the semester (e.g., lack of attendance, poor performance on early assignments).
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