Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College is a two-year public technical college located in Orangeburg, South Carolina, USA. The following is a detailed introduction to the school:

School Overview

Historical Origin: Orangeburg and Calhoun County have a long history of technical education. The school was officially established in 1968. In April 2003, the school opened a new student and community life center.

Location: The school is located in Orangeburg, South Carolina, at 3250 Saint Matthews Rd, Orangeburg, SC 29118.

Campus Size and Environment: The campus is located in the suburbs and is a small-scale school, mainly a commuter campus. The school has a beautiful environment and complete teaching facilities, providing students with good learning and living conditions.

Academic Situation

Professional Settings: The school offers associate degree programs in a variety of majors, including arts, science, business, computer technology, engineering technology, health sciences, industrial technology, vocational technology and public services. In addition, the school also has diploma programs such as automated office, medical office assistance, early childhood development and practical nursing, as well as various certificate programs.

Teaching mode: adopts a practical teaching method to allow students to learn and master professional knowledge and skills in practice. The school's teachers have rich industry experience and can provide students with practical guidance and advice.

Degree Award: The highest degree that the school can award is an associate degree, and the degrees and certificates awarded are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.

Teacher-student ratio: The school's teacher-student ratio is 13:1. The low teacher-student ratio ensures that teachers can provide students with more adequate guidance and help.

Student situation

Admissions policy: An open admissions policy is implemented, with an application fee of $0. Students who meet the basic admission requirements are generally admitted, with an admission rate of 100%.

Student composition: In 2024-2025, the school has a total of 2,145 students, including 640 full-time students and 1,505 part-time students. The students have a high racial diversity, with minority students accounting for 98% of the total number of students, including 54% Asian, 2% African, 2% white, and 40% Hawaiian.

Student Services: The school provides a variety of services for students, including academic counseling, career counseling, job placement, financial aid, etc. The school also has student organizations and clubs, and students can participate according to their interests and hobbies to enrich their extracurricular life.

Financial Aid

98%-99% of the school's students can receive financial aid, with an average aid amount of $8,001. The school's financial aid office will work with students to ensure that they graduate with as little debt as possible.