Submitting Your Request
Students, please work with an advisor or department head/program director to complete this form. It is also strongly encourage to review the Substitution and Waiver Policy before submitting a request.
Faculty and staff can access the form by following these instructions:
- Log into the MyGRCC portal.
- Select the CSProd.
- Click on the NavBar (compass symbol) in the upper right and use the following navigation
- GRCC Custom > Student Records > Course Substitution or Waiver
Students can access the form by following these instructions:
- Log into the Online Student Center.
- Select the Academic Records tile.
- Select Course Substitution or Waiver on the left-hand side
Before Submitting a Course Substitution Request
Course Substitution - A course substitution allows students to use an alternative course to meet a program requirement.
Please answer the following questions. If "no" is the response for any of the questions, the student may not be eligible for a substitution.
- Is the substitution within the 3 allowable substitutions for the degree or 1 for a certificate*?
- Will the student be able to achieve the objectives of the program?
*Three (3) courses may be substituted per degree; however, substituted courses being used to fulfill General Education requirements that meet GRCC or their home institutionās General Education requirements, but do not have a direct equivalent at GRCC are not capped. One General Education credit must be taken at GRCC to receive the MTA indicator on the GRCC Official Transcript.
Before Submitting a Course Waiver Request
Course Waiver - A course waiver allows students to graduate without completing a graduation requirement or a program requirement.
Please answer the following questions. If "no" is the response for any of the questions, the student may not be eligible for a waiver.
- Will the student be able to achieve the objectives of the program?
- Is the waiver within the 3 allowable waivers for the degree or 1 for a certificate?
- Will the student still have 60 credits and/or meet the program credit requirement?