South Carolina Community Colleges

Community colleges, formerly known as junior colleges, are 2-year higher education institutions that provide postsecondary courses leading to certificate and associate degree as a pathway to a four-year degree. Below is a list of all community colleges in the state of South Carolina. For each college, you will see the name of current president, website URL,  street address, phone number, postal code and city location.  See Countryaah.com for the list of all cities and towns in South Carolina.

South Carolina is home to many community colleges that offer a wide range of educational programs and services to students. From associate degrees and certificates to continuing education and career services, these institutions have something for everyone.

The largest public two-year college in the state is Trident Technical College, located in North Charleston. It offers over 150 degree and certificate programs ranging from accounting and business administration to culinary arts and nursing. In addition, students can take advantage of their career services department which provides job search strategies workshops, one-on-one counseling sessions, resume assistance, interview preparation, and more.

Spartanburg Community College is located in Spartanburg County and offers a variety of certificate and associate degree programs in fields such as automotive technology; computer information systems; criminal justice/law enforcement; engineering technology; health sciences; hospitality management; marketing/sales management; paralegal studies; psychology/social work or web design/development. SCC also provides continuing education courses designed to help individuals stay up-to-date on the latest trends in their field or develop new skills for career advancement.

Greenville Technical College is located in Greenville County and offers over 200 degree programs ranging from accounting or business administration to computer science or health sciences. GTC also has an extensive career services department that assists students with job search strategies workshops to help them find employment after graduation.

The University Center of Greenville provides students with access to bachelor’s degrees from four universities without having to leave the area – Anderson University, Clemson University, North Greenville University, or Southern Wesleyan University – making it an attractive choice for those who want a four-year degree but don’t want the hassle of relocating.

Finally York Technical College located in Rock Hill offers over 130 certificate and associate degree programs in areas such as accounting/business administration; automotive technology; computer information systems; criminal justice/law enforcement engineering technology; health sciences hospitality management marketing/sales management paralegal studies psychology/social work or web design/development as well as continuing education courses designed to help individuals stay up-to-date on the latest trends in their field or develop new skills for career advancement.

Overall South Carolina has many community colleges that offer quality education at affordable prices – making them an ideal choice for anyone looking for higher education close to home!

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