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Kenny Aldridge, Admissions Department Manager, kaldridge@yorktech.com, (803)981-7021

Registration for the summer session and fall semester begins April 14, 2008.  Fall semester
classes begin August 18, 2008.  Students enrolling this fall are encouraged to complete the
financial aid and admissions process early by following these steps:  http://www.yorktech.com/admission_steps.asp
 

For a complete list of programs click here: http://www.yorktech.com/programs.asp

Our high school senior tour program is underway again this year!  Please remind your
students that tours of the college are offered the fourth Friday of every month (except holidays)
at 10:00 a.m., October through April.   Students should call the Admissions Office at 327-8008
or 1-800-922-8324 to reserve a space. 

A great way for your students to get a head start on their college education.  Students may earn
dual credit (high school and college credit) when courses include both college and high school
requirements.  For more information about opportunities for qualified high school juniors and
seniors to complete college-level courses while still enrolled in high school, contact
Sherry Glenn at 803-325-2865 or glenn@yorktech.com.
 

Please encourage your students to take advantage of the South Carolina College and Career
Information System powered by Kuder® .   Contact Linda Tennant in the Career Services Office
for more information. 

Students can visit:  http://www.yorktech.com/admissions/career_clusters.htm  to learn what
York Technical College programs match their top career clusters. 

 Lottery Tuition Assistance Program Quick Facts

·        Nearly all students who are South Carolina residents qualify, regardless of financial need. 

·        Students’ eligibility is not based on how much they earn.

·        Students can attend part-time (minimum of 6 credit hours)

Qualifications

 - Complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

 - Be a resident of South Carolina.

 - Be a U.S. Citizen or a permanent resident that meets the definition of an
eligible non-citizen  under the State residency statutes.

 - Enroll in at least 6 credit hours in an associate or eligible certificate or
diploma program for each term of enrollment.

 - Must not be eligible for or be a recipient of the LIFE Scholarship.

Learn how Lottery Tuition Assistance affects tuition.

The Chester Center will be a 31,000-square-foot facility that will house education,
administration, and economic development functions. It will include industry classrooms,
shop areas, facility offices, administrative offices, conference rooms, testing/assessment
space, and a library.  http://www.yorktech.com/collegenews/05042006.htm


  

For questions about the application and admissions process, click here:  http://www.yorktech.com/admission_steps.asp