Dual Enrollment Costs and Financial Aid

Payments may be made online from the My Payments tile in MyTCTC, or in person at any campus. Payments may also be mailed to: Tri-County Technical College, Attn: Business Office, PO Box 587, Pendleton, SC 29670.
Balances due may be found by checking your Bill & Schedule where pending credits are shown. Pending credits do not appear on the “Make an Online Payment” option, so check your Bill’s balance first.
You must pay the balance of tuition and fees or set up a payment plan by the posted deadline each semester or all courses will be dropped from the schedule. See the Academic Calendar for important dates and deadlines.
Payments may be made online from the My Payments tile in MyTCTC, or in person at any campus. Balances due may be found by checking your Bill & Schedule where pending credits are shown. Pending credits do not appear on the “Make an Online Payment” option, so check your Bill’s balance first.
You can invite your parents, grandparents, and anyone else to pay your tuition bill. Simply log into your MyTCTC account, click on the “My Payments” tile and then then “Make an Online Payment” link. Once there, you can click on “My Account” and select “Send a Payer Invitation” and fill in the required information. That person will receive an email with a password and a link providing access to your payment page.

Lottery Tuition Assistance (LTA) is a state-funded program awarded to South Carolina residents meeting residency requirements, taking at least six credit hours in the same semester. The award amount varies annually and will only apply to the cost of tuition. High school students do not need to complete the FAFSA to obtain LTA; all LTA funds are automatically applied. Contact TCTC’s Financial Aid Office at 864-646-8282 option 1 for more information about Lottery Tuition Assistance.

Dual enrollment students do not receive federal financial aid because they have not completed high school. However, success in dual enrollment courses may impact a student’s eligibility to receive federal aid and other scholarships upon entry into college after high school. Students should strive to make at least a C or higher in college courses and complete all courses successfully. A GPA below 2.0 and a completion rate of less than 67% may impact a student’s ability to qualify for federal aid after high school graduation. For more information, contact the College Financial Aid office at 864-646-8282 option1.

For students enrolled in our Technical Career Pathways programs, the costs of books and supplies are covered.
For all other courses, you are responsible for purchasing any additional books and supplies required for coursework not covered in the digital course content fee included in tuition.
Instructors will explain what books and supplies are required on the first day of class. You may also find required books by visiting the Campus Store website. You may purchase books online and have them delivered to any campus. Shrink-wrapped books may not be returned once opened. Keep receipts and read return policies.
Contact the Campus Store at (864) 646-1824 for purchase options and payment plans.

Costs & Financial Aid