As the South Carolina Information Highway explains, the state has several two-year institutions including Central Carolina Technical College, Clinton Junior College, Greenville Technical College, Northeastern Technical College, Remington College and Spartanburg Methodist College. Most two-year institutions in South Carolina are public, although a few, including Spartanburg Methodist College, are private.
Other two-year institutions in South Carolina are Aiken Technical College, Charleston School of Law, Denmark Technical College, ECPI College of Technology, Florence-Darlington Technical College, Forrest Junior College, Friendship Junior College, Horry-Georgetown Technical College, Midlands Technical College, Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College, PIedmont Technical College, Spartanburg Community College, Technical College of the Lowcountry, Tri-County Technical College, Trident Technical College, Williamsburg Technical College and York Technical College.
In addition, the Charleston, Columbia and Greenville campuses of Virginia College and the Lancaster, Salkehatchie, Sumter and Union campuses of the University of South Carolina are two-year colleges.
South Carolina has several public four-year institutions, such as South Carolina State University, College of Charleston, Citadel Military College, the University of South Carolina at Columbia and Clemson University, which is the top institution in the state according to DiplomaGuide.com.
Other public four-year institutions in South Carolina are Coastal Carolina University, Columbia College, Columbia International University, Converse College, Francis Marion University, Lander University, Medical University of South Carolina, University Center of Greenville and Winthrop University.
The University of South Carolina's School of Law and Medicine as well as its Aiken, Beaufort and Upstate campuses are four-year, public institutions.
South Carolina has fewer private four-year colleges than public four-year colleges. Among the four-year private colleges in South Carolina are the Art Institute of Charleston, Bob Jones University, Charleston Southern University, Coker College, Furman University, Strayer University and Troy University.
Other private four-year colleges are Allen University, Anderson University, Benedict College, Bob Jones University, Brown Mackie College, Claflin University, Columbia College, Columbia International University, Converse College, EPCI College of Technology, Erskine College, ITT Technical Institute at Columbia and Greenville, Limestone College, Morris College, Newberry College, Presbyterian College, South University, Southern Methodist College, Southern Wesleyan University, Springfield School of Human Services, University of Phoenix, Voorhees College, Webster University and Wofford College.
The state of South Carolina has several seminaries, or theological schools. Among these are Christ Central Institute, Columbia International University Seminary, Erskine Theological Seminary and Holmes Bible College.
Other seminaries in South Carolina are Cathedral Bible College, Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary and St Anselm Seminary.