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University Transfer Resources
Students planning to transfer credit from York Technical College to other post-secondary institutions are responsible for confirming the transferability of courses with those institutions.
Below you will find helpful transfer information for several four-year institutions in South and North Carolina and tips for a successful transfer.
Universally Transferable Courses in South Carolina
The Common Application is a single online college application form used by over 1,000 colleges and universities. Instead of filling out the same general information a dozen times, you only have to do it once. Search here to see if your desired school(s) accepts the Common App!
University Specific Transfer Resources
*York Tech/Clemson University Transfer Guide*
Clemson Engineering Transfer Equivalents
Clemson Engineering Scholarships
Clemson Transfer Guide for Education Majors
Curriculum Worksheets by Major
SC Technical College Transfer - Engineering
*York Tech/Coastal Carolina Transfer Guide*
B.S. Health Administration Online Program – with A.A., or A.S. degree
B.S. Health Administration Online program – with A.A.S. and health science certification
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Cost of Attendance
Core Curriculum Waiver for students with A.A., A.S. degree
Cost of Attendance
Other Scholarship Opportunities
Transfer Application Process
Transfer Credit Guide
Transfer Merit Awards
Transfer Requirements
*York Tech/College of Charleston Transfer Guide*
CofC General Studies Bachelor's Degree
Degree Completion Guide - School of Sciences, Math and Engineering
*York Tech/Lander University Transfer Guide*
York Tech AAS to Lander University BS - Completion PlansCollege of Graduate and Online Studies FAQs
College of Business (On-Campus/Online/Hybrid Programs):
BAS in Business Administration - Program Flyer
BS in Business Administration - Programs Flyer
BAS in Business Administration
BS in Business Administration - Management/Marketing
BS in Business Administration - Accounting
BS in Business Administration - Financial Services
BS in Business Administration - Healthcare Management
BS in Business Administration - Hospitality Management
BS in Business Administration - Sports Management
York Tech/Limestone Transfer Course Guide
Academic Programs (On-Campus and Online)
University Transfer - Gold and Blue Promise (Tuition Free Program)
York Tech/MUSC Transfer GuideAS at YTC to BS – Healthcare Studies at MUSC
BSHS - Graduation Options
BSHS - Graduate Programs Course Prerequisites
BSHS - Program Brochure
BSHS - Transfer Credit Guide
YTC Bridge to USC - Columbia: FAQ's and application
USC-Columbia Credit Transfer Guides by Program
AAS - Early Care Education at YTC to BA - Early Childhood Education at USC
For the steps to transfer to each institution, please contact that University's Admissions department.
Success Tips for University Transfer Students
Here are a few things you can do throughout the academic year to ensure your success:
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Know who your advisor is!
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You can find the name and contact information for your academic advisor by logging into D2L, York Tech's online portal. After entering your username and password, select the Advisee tab under My Courses, then click on the course link. Your advisor's contact information will be listed on the Course Home page.
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Registration begins in late October for the Spring semester.
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Try to complete the MAP (My Academic Plan) on your own, and then meet with your advisor for feedback.
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Schedule an appointment with Financial Aid to put together a plan to meet your goals! You can reach Financial Aid by calling the Call Center at 803-327-8008, or use the Express Lane System to make an appointment.
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Utilize the Financial Aid Offer Comparison Worksheet to analyze your financial aid offers from each school.
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Accept your financial aid and continue to work on your financial plan.
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Don't borrow more than you need - only spend aid funds on tuition and books.
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If you are transferring in the fall to a four-year program, begin working with that university.
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Check in with your advisor as well.
- Gather tax information for yourself (and your parents if you are under the age of 24) so you can complete your FAFSA for next year.
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Complete and submit the FAFSA.
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Check the YTC calendar for the FAFSA Frenzy schedule, where you can get free, professional help filling out the form.
- Register for Summer and Fall classes.