Grayson County College
Academic & Career Advising
Academic Counseling Links
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ACADEMIC AND CAREER ADVISING
Academic and Career services are designed to assist students in achieving academic
and personal success through informed decision making and academic planning. We
are dedicated to assisting students in obtaining their educational objectives while
attending Grayson County College. Academic advisement connects students to their
educational and career goals. Below are our specialized services which are designed
to meet the individual needs of our students.
EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
Academic Advisors help new students understand the steps for success at Grayson
County College:
- Degree Requirements
- Course Selection
- Transfer Advising
Deciding a Major
Career Services are available to assist students with career planning.
An Academic Advisor will assist you in developing a personal educational plan that
integrates your academic, career, and personal goals. You will learn the curriculum
requirements for your major and the process for selecting courses, including understanding
pre-and co-requisites as well as the sequence in which courses may be taken. If
you are planning to transfer and have decided on your major and transfer institution,
Academic Advisors can help you understand the transfer requirements. They can also
provide you with general information about the college, policies and procedures,
and your student
rights and responsibilities
Academic Advisors help you:
- Obtain information about placement testing, courses of study available at Grayson,
and the appropriate scheduling procedures
- Interpret placement scores
- Determine exemptions from assessment requirements Students must present proof of
exemption at the time of registration:
- Associate's or Bachelor's degree or higher from an
accredited institution.
- College credit hours within the past five years from
a private or an out-of-state public institution with grades of A, B, or C in approved
courses in all three skill areas.
- Eligible test scores indicated below
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ACT (within 5 yrs)
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COMPOSITE
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MATH
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ENGLISH
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23
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19
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19
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SAT (within 5 yrs)
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COMPOSITE
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MATH
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CRITICAL READING
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1070
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500
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500
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TAKS Exit Level Test
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ELA
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MATH
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ESSAY
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(within 3 yrs and on first attempt in each subject)
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2200
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2200
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3 or 4
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- Select classes for Grayson associate's degree and certificate programs.
- Understand Grayson’s graduation requirements.
- By providing a transfer guide
that will identify appropriate Grayson coursework to be completed prior to transferring
to a four-year university.
- Understand college policies procedures - student rights and responsibilities
- Seek the appropriate college resources, campus map
While the ultimate responsibility for decision-making rests with the student, academic
advisors are a valuable support for students effective educational and career planning.
Advisement is offered during the semester prior to registration, registration period,
and schedule change period.
Academic Advising services are offered on a walk-in basis.
After completing the online orientation, you should meet with an academic advisor
or counselor to plan your first semester courses. A copy of the scheduled meeting
times is available below.
Main Campus Academic and Career Advising Services
Located in Student Services in the Administrative Services Building
6101 Grayson Drive
Denison, TX 75020
903.463.8695
Hours of Operation
Mon & Tue
8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Wed - Fri
8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Academic Advisors and Counselors
Barbara Malone
Counseling Center Director
malonebar@grayson.edu
903.463.8730
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Counseling Center Director and Career Specialist whose services include career and
assessment assistance, providing career advising, guidance, and testing for those
who need assistance in career decision making.
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Susan Lancaster
Advisor
lancastersu@grayson.edu
903.463.8694
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Academic Advisor and Job Placement Specialist who can assist GCC students seeking
off-campus, part-time or full-time job opportunities. In addition, she oversees
Pathways to Success, a program providing extra support to students pursuing technical
or non-traditional majors who also meet the definition of Special Populations.
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Charles Leslie
Academic Advisor
lesliec@grayson.edu
903.415.2532
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Enrollment Advisor for the African American Initiative. Student Services Assistant and Academic Advisor who can aid students in every aspect of the college enrollment process.
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Nancy Luthe
Academic Advisor
Student Services Assistant
luthen@grayson.edu
903.463.8699
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Academic Advisor and Student Services Assistant who can aid students in every aspect
of the college enrollment process. In addition, she oversees and conducts College
101 Orientation sessions for new and transfer students.
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Dana Kermanian
Academic Advisor
Student Services Assistant
kermaniand@grayson.edu
903-415-2536
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Academic Advisor and Student Services Assistant who can aid students in every aspect
of the college enrollment process.
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