Financial Aid
Our financial aid counselors are available to help you. Walk in or check in remotely during our convenient hours for services. Having trouble signing in? Please call (803) 778-7850, ext.
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Cashier
Our cashiering staff is available to you. Walk in or check in remotely during our convenient hours for services. Having trouble signing in? Please call 803-778-1961
Step 4: Placement Options
Review the Titan Start Portal for information about your specific requirements. Your assigned Advisor will help determine any entrance exemptions or testing for Admissions. Exemptions include qualified ACT/SAT/IB/CLEP/DSST scores and transcripts from
Step 3: Advisement and Registration
Your School Counselor and Dual Enrollment Coordinator will continue to work with you to advise and register you for your classes. Check the Titan Start Portal for your Admissions decision,
Step 5: New Student Orientation
Attend New Student Orientation to learn more about student services, first semester activities and how to become a successful student. Continue to visit your Titan Start Portal to access important
Step 4: Apply for Financial Aid
Apply for Financial Aid online at www.fafsa.ed.gov and submit your official final high school transcript or GED transcript. Available financial assistance includes grants, loans, scholarships and South Carolina Lottery Tuition
Step 3: Advisement and Registration
Your Admissions Coordinator will send you your Academic Advisor’s name and contact information. Your Academic Advisor will work with you to advise you for your first semester classes and discuss
Step 2: Entrance Exemptions and Testing
Visit the Titan Start Portal to continue your application process, including contact information for your assigned Admissions Counselor. Non-degree seeking students must meet the prerequisites, if any, for the courses