Connect to College

Every nine seconds, a student somewhere in the United States drops out of high school. Whether they leave public, private, or online schools, the bottom line is the same-not having a diploma means a really difficult road ahead. They will find it tough to find a job, even tougher to make enough money to live on, and almost impossible to experience career advancement.

In Anderson, Oconee, and Pickens Counties, the Connect to College program at Tri-County Technical College offers hope to those who need a second chance. Through Connect, students earn their high school diploma and college credit, up to and including a postsecondary credential - and that results in real options, genuine opportunities, and a reason to look forward to the future.

Evan Bryson Awarded Summer Internship at Presbyterian College’s School of Pharmacy

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Anderson Mayor Challenges Tri-County Grads to Take Risks, Give Back to Their Communities

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Michelin Scholars Program is Intro to Lifelong Career Paths

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Last day of class (Session E - MayTerm) (5/24/2013)

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No Classes (Sessions A/B) (5/24/2013)

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Exams (Session E - MayTerm) (5/27/2013)

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Last day to withdraw from classes with a grade of "W" (Session B) (6/3/2013)

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Spring 2013 incomplete work due to instructor (Sessions A/C) (6/10/2013)

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