Putnam Career and Technical Center Stats

Putnam Career and Technical Center is a public, not-for-profit institution located in Putnam, offering 32 undergraduate programs. Our mission is to empower students through hands-on learning in fields such as Digital Arts, Fine/Studio Arts, and Visual and Performing Arts. We envision a community where creativity and technical skills thrive, preparing graduates for successful careers. With a focus on practical experience and industry relevance, we ensure our students are well-equipped to meet the demands of the modern workforce.

Putnam Career and Technical Center Financial Aid & Scholarships

Putnam Career and Technical Center (PCTC) offers financial assistance for students enrolled in eligible 600+ hour, full-time Career Development programs. Aid comes from various sources, including federal grants, loans, and scholarships. Federal aid options include Pell Grants (need-based, no repayment), Direct Subsidized Stafford Loans (need-based, repayment begins after leaving school), Direct Unsubsidized Stafford Loans (not need-based, repayment begins after leaving school), and Direct PLUS Loans (for parents of dependent students, not need-based, repayment can be deferred). Loan amounts are prorated based on program length. Additional options include private loans (through private lenders, often require a cosigner), and various state and local programs like the Homeowner Repair Assistance Program (for Allen and Putnam County homeowners) and training funds for agricultural workers.

Scholarships

PCTC offers a variety of scholarship opportunities through the Apollo Foundation and partnerships with local businesses. Students must complete at least 3 months of their program to be eligible. Opportunities include scholarships for Career Technical Education high school graduates, Lima Rotary Club scholarships (for Allen County residents), Horatio Alger Association Career and Technical Education Scholarships (for Pell-eligible students under 35 enrolled in a career technical certificate program), and scholarships from various business partners specifically for Apollo students. The FCTC Education Foundation also offers scholarships, with applications opening annually. Other scholarship options include the GET THERE program in partnership with Goodwill Industries, Florida Prepaid College Foundation, and St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce, offering scholarships for financially challenged students, and the PLAYERS Championship Boys & Girls Club Scholarship for members or alumni of the club. Students are encouraged to complete the FAFSA, even if they don't believe they qualify, as it's a requirement for many scholarships and other funding opportunities.

For federal financial aid, students need to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). For PCTC-specific scholarships, students should contact the Financial Aid office or the Apollo Foundation for application details and deadlines. Information about specific scholarships, including eligibility requirements and application procedures, can often be found on the PCTC website or through community organizations. The Financial Aid Manager is available to assist students with navigating the financial aid process, including federal aid, loans, and scholarships. Prospective students are encouraged to schedule an individual meeting for personalized guidance.

Scholarships available

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1891 Financial Life Occupational Training Scholarship

  • Essay required
  • Win up to $1,000

100 Black Men Of America National Scholarship

  • Essay required
  • Win up to $5,000

5 From 1985 Annual Scholarship

  • Essay required
  • Award Amount Varies

3 Point Scholarship

  • Merit based
  • Award Amount Varies

16Th District Pta Scholarship

  • Award Amount Varies

Aauw Beulah Boyd Scholarship

  • Award Amount Varies
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Putnam Career and Technical Center Student Life

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Putnam Career and Technical Center

3900 Lomaland Dr

Student Life & Campus Info

Sports

CGTC offers club sports and Titans athletics. More information can be requested by emailing campuslifecgtc@centralgatech.edu.

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Facilities

CGTC has two state-of-the-art wellness centers available for students. Additional information about specific facilities at the Putnam Career and Technical Center campus may need to be requested directly from the school.

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Organizations

Putnam Career and Technical Center, as part of Central Georgia Technical College, offers various student organizations and clubs. Students can participate in activities such as movie days, Spring Fling, and International Week.

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Putnam Career and Technical Center Housing

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As a vocational high school, Putnam Career and Technical Center does not have housing policies or guarantees.

Putnam Career and Technical Center does not offer on-campus housing.

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