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Average class size of 20

More than 20,000 students enrolled annually 100% job placement rate for TTC graduates in 83 programs $400,000 awarded in scholarships by the TTC Foundation each year

TRIDENT TECH AT A GLANCE 5 convenient campus locations

31 student organizations

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rident Technical College is a place to dream about your future. A place to believe that those dreams can come true. A place to succeed in more ways than you ever thought possible.

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tart here and go anywhere.

Trident Technical College is the next step in discovering who you will become. The options are unlimited!

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FIND THE PROGRAM OF YOUR DREAMS

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he college has more than 150 programs of study categorized into 11 areas of interest, helping you explore and find the program that’s right for you.

• Business Technology • Education • Engineering and Manufacturing • Culinary and Hospitality • Health, Human and Personal Services • Information Technology • Law and Criminal Justice • Maintenance and Technical Trades • Media and Visual Arts • Transportation and Logistics • University Transfer

EAM. TTC’s associate degree, diploma and certificate programs are designed to lead you to your next step, whether your dream is to transfer to a fouryear college or university or prepare for a career.

You can trust Trident Tech to offer programs that lead to in-demand jobs in the region and beyond.

“My mom always wanted me to go to college. It’s like a second chance to do things I didn’t think I would do or that I was too old for. But it’s possible. It’s my second chance.” - Zaquel Lawrence, TV and Media Production

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rident Tech offers a high-quality education at an affordable cost.

The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is required for most types of financial assistance. Learn more and apply online at www.studentaid.gov. The earlier you apply, the better.

South Carolina residents enrolled in more than 100 critical workforce programs that lead to an industry-recognized credential, certificate, diploma or degree are eligible for the South Carolina Workforce Industry Needs Scholarship (SCWINS).

Visit bit.ly/SCWINSatTTC for more info.

(Scholarship eligibility subject to change, pending S.C. state legislation).

INVEST IN YOUR DREAMS The S.C. LIFE Scholarship covers up to $5,000 per year (Fall and Spring semesters) in tuition costs for eligible students. For more information and eligibility requirements, visit bit.ly/SCLIFEscholarship.

Other financial assistance opportunities include S.C. Lottery-funded Tuition Assistance, scholarships, grants, work-study jobs and loans. If necessary, you can enroll in a payment plan and split the remaining tuition cost into multiple payments.

Active military stationed in Charleston and their dependents are eligible to receive the local tuition discount as well as financial aid.

“I had mentors pushing me to go Trident Tech. I had to take advantage of the opportunity. It was affordable and it was nearby, close to where I live. I never thought I would graduate with a 4.0, but I was determined to get high grades.”

- Jacoby Burgess, Business Administration, Marketing

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elieving in yourself is just part of achieving your goals. You need to believe that there are people surrounding you, cheering you on. Believe that instructors will challenge you and help you to grow as you learn. Believe that the time you spend here is an investment that will provide rewards for years to come.

BELI We Believe in You

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aculty at Trident Tech provide knowledgeable instruction and personal attention, challenging you to be your best.

Even with an annual enrollment of more than 20,000 students, instructors teach small classes. This individual attention sets TTC apart from many large universities. More than 80% of TTC faculty have advanced degrees. Their vast knowledge and experience help prepare you for your career or next educational goal.

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Business Accounting Business Administration Hospitality and Tourism Management Marketing Office Technology Paralegal Supply Chain Management Transportation University Transfer

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Baking and Pastry Culinary Arts Event Management Hospitality and Tourism Marine Stewardship University Transfer

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Law & Crim Criminal Justice Cybersecurity Homeland Security Paralegal University Transfer

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Maintenance & Technical Trades Aeronautical Technologies Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Automotive Commercial Truck Driving Electrician Horticulture Industrial Maintenance Machining Mechatronics Welding

Engineering & Manufacturing Aeronautical Technologies Electrician Engineering Graphics Engineering Technology Industrial Maintenance Machine Tool Technology Mechatronics Surveying Welding University Transfer

NTERE Media & Visual Arts Animation Computer Graphics Film Production Graphic Design Media Arts Photography Website Design Writing and Social Media University Transfer

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Health, Human & Personal Services Cosmetology Dental Hygiene and Assisting Dietary Manager Emergency Medical Technology Human Services Medical Assisting Medical Lab Technology Nursing

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Occupational/Physical Therapy Assisting Radiologic Technology Respiratory Care Surgical Technology Veterinary Technology University Transfer

In addition to programs that lead to associate degrees, diplomas or certificates, Trident Tech also offers professional development and personal enrichment courses that do not award academic credit but are eligible for continuing education units (CEUs). For more information, visit www.tridenttech.edu/ce.

University Transfer Business Education Engineering Humanities/Liberal Arts Mathematics Sciences Social Sciences Associate in Arts Associate in Science

“My program is graphic design, and I create ads and logos. I always liked to draw and be creative. I’m proud of what I’m doing.”

- Dyrese Walker, Graphic Design

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ommunity with fellow students is vital for success. Student organizations allow students with similar interests to gather and get to know each other, becoming a support system. Whether you’re sharing study tips or offering a listening ear, you can form friendships with fellow students.

Many student organizations focus on community service and allow you to give back. With 31 student organizations at Trident Tech, you’re sure to find where you belong and others who believe in you.

BELIEVE IN EACH OTHER “I like that everyone can choose their path. I have some friends going into criminal justice. I have another friend who does business marketing. And it’s great that we’ve all found our own path.”

- Julianna Evanoff, Hospitality and Tourism

“I feel prepared to step out after graduation. I’ve had a few interviews while in school, and I have a job waiting for me.” - Gracyn Townsend, Dental Hygiene

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hat does success mean to you?

Does it mean a satisfying, wellpaying career? Does it mean earning an associate degree and continuing your educational journey at a four-year college or university? Does it mean providing for your family? Does it mean finding a career where you can give back to the community? Trident Tech offers many ways to be successful.

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Opportunities to Succeed With multiple convenient campuses and sites, there’s a location close to where you live or work.

With online courses, you can complete your assignments at the location and time of day that works for you.

With classes offered in three-, seven- and 14-week terms, and in flexible modes like online and hybrid (in-person and online), Trident Tech’s offerings are designed to work with you and enable your success.

Study abroad opportunities have been a great way for Trident Tech students to expand their studies internationally. Trips to Italy, Belize, Greece and other international destinations allow students to experience other countries and cultures, expanding their knowledge of the world.

Even high school students can get a jump-start on success with Dual Enrollment, which enables students to earn both high school and college credit by successfully completing college courses.

EED. “We went to Italy, Spain and France. It was a life-changing experience. We spent two and a half weeks trying different foods. It’s one thing making them in class, but it’s another thing being in that country, immersed in that culture, and trying the foods that they make there.”

- Mary Ann Koller, Culinary Arts, Baking and Pastry Arts

Success Starts at TTC

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eady for your next step? Scan the QR code or visit bit.ly/ViewbookResources to access the free college application, Catalog, Enrollment Guide, scholarship information and more.

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