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It is critical to a student's success that they find support throughout their educational journey. This page is a central location for information that relates directly to students.
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The cluster concept will allow you to focus your academics on your future profession and take courses following a chosen career plan. View videos on all 16 Career Clusters.
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Consider your goals as you choose a university, college, or training provider. Do you seek training to get a job? Will an employer accept the training? Does transferability of courses matter? Do not make judgments about the quality of an institution or program solely on accreditation or information the institution provides. Accreditation or licensure is not an endorsement or guarantee of quality.
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How to Apply for College
Collegeboard.com has tools and expert advice that can help you keep track of applications, apply to college online,and write solid admission essays.
ACT Applying to Colleges
ACT College Planning, Top 10 Application Mistakes
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Follow this link to view a Complete Listing of the following:
- Public Senior Institutions
- University of South Carolina Two Year Regional Campuses
- Technical Colleges
- Private Senior Institutions
- Private Two Year Colleges
- Proprietary Colleges
- Other Degree-Granting Institutions CHE Licenses to Operate in SC
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United Way of the Piedmont is a private, not-for-profit organization governed by a local board of volunteers and as such is accountable to the local community. Our services cover three counties: Cherokee, Spartanburg and Union. Our mission is to increase the organized capacity of people to care for one another
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Through regional collaboration, TechReadySC™ will build a more competitive workforce in the Upstate by providing innovative services to meet the economy's existing and emerging human performance needs.
Supported by a two-year grant from AdvanceSC [Duke-Energy], TechReadySC’s first major charge is to develop a standardized curriculum among the five Upstate partner colleges leading to specialty certificates and an associate’s degree in the area of mechatronics technology. In addition, innovative marketing and recruiting strategies are being implemented to increase the pipeline of highly-skilled students to retain and attract new industry to the Upstate.
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