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  York Technical College, a member of the South Carolina Technical and Comprehensive Education System, is a public, two-year institution of higher education that offers a variety of associate degrees, diplomas, and certificates.
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  York Technical College is home to over 100 programs of study. Students have the ability to earn associate degrees, diplomas, and certificates. On top of that, we boast seamless transfer programs to universities in South Carolina and a solid Dual Enrollment Program for local high school students.
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  We serve approximately 5,000 students each year, helping them achieve their dreams. Click any of these links to learn more about how York Technical College can help you achieve your goals at the lowest price in the region.
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  Students! Learn all about how we support you through your journey with us. Career services, library access, campus bookstore, we have it all. Let us support you today.
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Machine Tool Technology winners Jacob Anglin and Cody Russell standing with advisors Travis Nichols and Jim McNeill

Jun 26

Machine Tool Technology Students Win SkillsUSA National Competition

This past week, two of our Machine Tool Technology students competed in the SkillsUSA National Competition in 3-axis and 5-axis CNC Milling.

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Jun 12

Welding & Automotive Departments Create Sign for Northwestern High School

Last semester, on behalf of the Northwestern High School soccer team, Malcolm Little (pictured on the far right) reached out to York Technical College's Welding Department and suggested the creation of a large metal sign to complement the new soccer field entranceway at the school.

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