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Educational Paths in STEM and Manufacturing in South Carolina

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Colleges, Technical Schools and Programs for STEM

Technical College

Did you know that more than half of future jobs will require more than a high school diploma, but less than a four-year degree?

These are high-demand jobs with good wages – and you can get the skills you need for them at your local technical college.

South Carolina’s 16 technical colleges across the State educate and train more than a quarter million South Carolinians each year – preparing a highly qualified, technically trained, and prepared workforce.

4-Year College

35% of STEM careers require a bachelor’s degree or higher. There’s no doubt earning a bachelor’s degree requires greater time and financial commitment, but the payoff can be beneficial in the long run, especially for students who pursue majors in science and technology fields. Receiving a well-rounded education, increased personal marketability, and higher earning potential are only a few of the benefits of receiving a bachelor’s degree or higher degree.

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Explore institutions, colleges and programs across the state that support your career ambitions.

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Aiken County Career and Technology Center

Aiken High School

Midland Valley High School

North Augusta High School

Ridge Spring Monetta High School

Silver Bluff High School

South Aiken High School

Wagener Salley High School

Beaufort-Jasper Academy for Career Excellence

Battery Creek High School

Beaufort High School

Bluffton High School

Hilton Head Island High School

Whale Branch Early College High School

Right Choice School

Ridgeland-Hardeeville High School

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