Greenfield College of Arts and Sciences was officially established with the goal of providing affordable and quality education to students in Metroville and nearby provinces. It started with a single building, 10 faculty members, and three main academic programs: English, Biology, and History.

The college earned its first national accreditation from the National Commission on Higher Education, validating its academic programs and allowing it to expand its offerings and receive government funding.

Recognizing the rise of technology, the institution opened its College of Computer Science, introducing programs such as Information Technology, Computer Engineering, and Software Development.