A financial hold on your JCTC account from prior semesters can interrupt registration for future classes and hold up transcripts for graduating seniors. 

Students are responsible for the cost of digital content/online books assigned to courses by professors/college, tuition of courses resulting in a failing grade or tuition of courses from which the student has withdrawn, and tuition of additional courses scheduled beyond those qualifying for KHEAA or SCPS Dual Credit Scholarship. Log into your KCTCS account to see an itemized bill.  Charges can be paid online with a credit card. 

• Log into KCTCS site
• Select My Path
• Select Student Self Service
• Select Account
• Select “Make Payment”
• Select Credit Card (it will not ask for card info or charge)

An itemized bill should appear.  You can see online content/online book fees, and tuition not covered by KHEAA or SCPS.

IF YOU ARE CURRENTLY ENROLLED IN A SEMESTER, DO NOT MAKE PAYMENT FOR TUITION PRIOR TO KHEAA AND SCPS TUITION SCHOLARSHIPS BEING APPLIED TO YOUR BILL. INPUT A "ZERO" IN THE AMOUNT BOX ON THE PAYMENT SCREEN FOR CURRENT SEMESTER TUITION CHARGES.

Contact Mrs. Burkhardt, SCPS College and Career Coach, if you meed further assistance:  susanne.burkhardt@shelby.kyschools.us

August 6, 2019 9:00-11:30AM

August 6, 2019  4:00-6:30PM

August 13, 2019  3:00-6:30PM

JCTC Fall 2019 dual credit classes begin prior to the first day of classes for Shelby County Schools. Students enrolled in dual credit courses must attend one of the times listed above.  Failure to attend one of the session could result in being withdrawn from the Fall 2019 dual credit course.

Select a date and time that is convenient for you.  Sessions are being held at Milestone Campus/JCTC located at 1361 Frankfort Rd, Shelbyville, KY--just west of Shelby County High School. It should take about one hour to get your SCPS device, receive your JCTC enrollment packet, complete the KHEAA Dual Credit Orientation and complete the JCTC Blackboard Orientation.  Parents are not required to attend with students, but are advised to attend if this is the student's first dual credit experience.