Educational institutions in South Carolina, United States: locations, profiles and contact details.
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Downtown Lexington’s North Lake Center offers general-education courses and full programs in health care, computer technology, human services and skilled trades. MTC say…
View profile →This partnership location puts hands-on health-care instruction inside Lexington Health’s Irmo Medical Park. MTC identifies Radiologic Technology and Surgical Technology…
View profile →The Winnsboro campus is staffed by local residents and primarily serves Winnsboro, Blair, Jenkinsville and Blythewood. MTC identifies Fairfield Promise as a possible sou…
View profile →MTC describes Fort Jackson Center as an Army Continuing Education Center designed around military personnel’s schedules. It is a specialized teaching location inside the…
View profile →MTC locates this campus in the western part of its service region to reach Batesburg-Leesville, Gilbert and Pelion. The nearby site connects local students with the coll…
View profile →This wooded 19-acre property has been an educational site since 1911. Today it offers academic-credit and continuing-education courses, with Harbison Theatre as a promin…
View profile →Set on 150 acres in northeast Columbia, this campus includes a business accelerator, the Haas Shop Floor and the Center of Excellence for Technology, focused on IT and a…
View profile →The first MTC campus has eight facilities and a 25,000-square-foot Student Center. A four-story Center for Business and Information Technologies opened in 2023, with lab…
View profile →Airport is MTC’s largest teaching site, with more than 360,000 square feet across 65 acres. Student services, the bookstore and Student Commons sit alongside a 56,000-sq…
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Dorchester Thompson Campus in Summerville supports students in the western part of the district. The college renamed the location in 2025 to honor Marion Thompson, who s…
View profile →Mount Pleasant Campus is Trident Tech’s East Cooper location, at 1125 John Dilligard Lane. The college includes it among five named campuses and lists a local phone for…
View profile →Berkeley Campus serves the northern part of the college’s tri-county district from Highway 17-A in Moncks Corner. Its renovation adds training capacity and labs, but the…
View profile →At 66 Columbus Street, Palmer sits in downtown Charleston and brings college services into an urban setting. Its programs and facilities include the Culinary Institute o…
View profile →Thornley is Trident Tech’s largest instructional base on Rivers Avenue, with academic divisions, admissions, advising, financial aid, the library, student services and c…
View profile →Selection includes written and oral components; the program connects teacher preparation, summer activity, and an in-state teaching pathway.
View profile →LIFE—the Legislative Incentive for Future Excellence—is a South Carolina merit scholarship for residents attending an eligible in-state institution. The base award may r…
View profile →Palmetto Fellows is a merit-based state scholarship for South Carolina high-school graduates with strong academic records. The Commission on Higher Education lists up to…
View profile →SCNG CAP provides state education assistance to members of the South Carolina Army or Air National Guard pursuing an approved program at an eligible in-state institution…
View profile →Up to $6,000 per year for four years, including $300 annually for summer activities; selection and funding are limited and fellows accept a South Carolina public-school…
View profile →South Carolina Tuition Grant is state need-based aid for undergraduates pursuing a first bachelor’s degree at one of 21 participating independent nonprofit institutions.…
View profile →Palmetto Fellows is South Carolina’s merit scholarship for academically accomplished high-school graduates. It is intended to encourage students to pursue a degree at an…
View profile →South Carolina residency and state merit criteria; renewal reviews LIFE GPA and completed hours. Enhancements require an approved major and do not apply to freshmen.
View profile →Eligibility combines residency, graduation, GPA, and enrollment at an approved institution; the award lasts two consecutive terms or equivalent.
View profile →Up to $3,500 a year full time or $1,750 part time; the college calculates the exact amount after other gift aid.
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