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Find out today how an education at TCTC will get you ready for an immediate career path.
With dozens of clubs and organizations here, we make it easy to get involved!
Find out today how an education at TCTC will get you ready for an immediate career path.
With dozens of clubs and organizations here, we make it easy to get involved!
ARC Resources
Accessibility Resources
Our expert team is here to provide specialized advocacy, support and services to help those with learning differences.
Wellness Resources
We understand that “life happens” and unexpected circumstances can take a toll on well-being, goals, and academic success. Student Support is available to students to provide resources and support so that students can manage personal and academic challenges as they pursue their academic goals. Services are available at all campuses by appointment.
E-mail wellness@tctc.edu to schedule a phone, virtual, or in-person appointment for information on the following services:
Below are the ways that Wellness Programs can assist students.
Professional Counseling Services
Issues and concerns, both inside and outside the classroom, can interfere with your studies. We have connections to resources that can help you succeed.
Learn more about the SAP and watch an orientation video below.
To seek assistance through the SAP:
Questions? Contact wellness@tctc.edu.
Food and Emergency Housing Assistance
Students are able to learn better when they are well nourished. Eating healthy meals has been linked to higher grades, better memory and alertness, and faster information processing. Students who get the nutrition they need are more likely to graduate and live happier, more productive lives. We offer an on-site Food Pantry that serves as a bridge to connections with our community partners that provide assistance.
Rental Assistance
For resources in Anderson, Oconee, and Pickens counties, click here.
Students from all three counties can pick up information from the Student Support Office (SSC 120). Resources are available at all community campuses as well.
Mortgage Assistance
If you need information about assistance with mortgage payments, visit https://schousing.com/home/SC-Homeowner-Rescue
Emergency Fund Assistance
Student Support is committed to supporting student success. To assist students, Student Support has established an Emergency Fund to assist currently enrolled TCTC students who are in an emergency situation and at risk of not continuing their education due to unexpected financial dilemmas. The funds (pending availability) are granted on a case- by- case basis and are used to assist with academic related issues, such as books, academic supplies, etc. Student must meet eligibility for program. For non-academic needs, such as utilities, rent, etc, students will be referred to community agencies.
Eligibility
Applicants must meet the following criteria:
Childcare Assistance
Lack of affordable child care presents a significant barrier for students. Tri-County has received a Child Care Access Means Parents In School (CCAMPIS) grant from the U.S. Department of Education to help ensure our most vulnerable students have an opportunity to remain in school. We also have partnerships with many organizations to help with childcare needs. Learn more by emailing Kaila Sigman, CCAMPIS Childcare Coordinator at ccampis@tctc.edu or calling at 864-646-4560.
CCAMPIS pays for childcare and/or afterschool programs for children 0-12 years of age on the parent’s behalf during the semester.
Eligibility Requirements:
SC Thrive
Tri-County is a proud partner with SC Thrive. The organization’s mission is to lead South Carolinians to stability by providing innovative and efficient access to quality of life resources. SC Thrive and Thrive Hub are a one-stop shop for the resources you may need. SC Thrive helps people connect to benefits via one application system. Benefits may include: Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program SNAP/Food Stamps), Healthy Connections Medicaid, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, Refugee Cash Assistance, Voter Registration, Welvista Medication Assistance Program, healthcare resources, and more.
Transportation
Most students drive to and from the College, and some form their own car pools. There are also community bus services that many students from Anderson and the Clemson, Pendleton, and Central areas use. For additional transportation solutions, we can connect you with other community partners.
Other Services
MEDICAID TRANSPORTATION
Pickens County: 866-831-4130
SENIORS UNLIMITED
Pickens County: 864-843-2275
Healthy Relationships
Several programs are available to help college students prevent behaviors that lead to unhealthy and potentially harmful relationships. We are committed to providing an environment that is free from dating and domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking.
Prevention Programs
We recognize the effects of alcohol, tobacco, drugs and other addictions, and we have connections with community services to help.
Academic Challenges
We provide resources and support to help you succeed academically, including:
If you need assistance with circumstances that could impact your educational goals, connect with us at wellness@tctc.edu.
Community Wellness Resourcs
CONTACT
VACANT
Student Support Generalist
Lauren McClellan,
Accessibility Resource Center Manager
Email: lmcclell@tctc.edu
Telephone: 864-646-1564
Emma Robinson, Coordinator of Student Resource Programs
Email: ecampbel@tctc.edu
Telephone: 864-646-1873
Physical Location:
Pendleton Campus, Student Success Center (SSC), Suite 120.
Main Phone:
864-646-1569
Office Hours:
Monday-Thursday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Call to schedule an appointment.