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Trade schools in South Carolina

College Scorecard lists 19 schools in South Carolina that graduated students in electrical, HVAC, plumbing or construction programs in the latest year: 8 electrical, 14 HVAC, 1 plumbing, 10 construction trades, 1 construction management.1

$5,306median public tuition a year

19 of 19 shown

Trade schools in South Carolina
SchoolCityProgramsCredentialTypeCompletersTuitionCost a yearApply
Greenville Technical CollegeGreenvilleElectrical, Construction trades, HVACCertificate, AssociatePublic122$5,780$15,996Apply
Horry-Georgetown Technical CollegeConwayElectrical, HVACCertificatePublic119$6,702$9,302Apply
Midlands Technical CollegeWest ColumbiaElectrical, Construction trades, HVACCertificate, AssociatePublic85$5,196$15,443Apply
Piedmont Technical CollegeGreenwoodConstruction trades, HVACAssociate, CertificatePublic68$4,969$18,211Apply
York Technical CollegeRock HillElectrical, Construction trades, HVACCertificate, AssociatePublic67$8,064$15,942Apply
Trident Technical CollegeCharlestonElectrical, Construction trades, HVACCertificatePublic56$4,836$12,130Apply
Tri-County Technical CollegePendletonHVACAssociate, CertificatePublic48$4,599$23,034Apply
Fortis College-ColumbiaColumbiaHVACCertificateFor-profit40$15,535$33,539Apply
Florence-Darlington Technical CollegeFlorenceHVACAssociate, CertificatePublic31$4,636$16,406Apply
Spartanburg Community CollegeSpartanburgHVACCertificatePublic26$5,246$12,449Apply
Technical College of the LowcountryBeaufortElectrical, Construction trades, Plumbing, HVACCertificatePublic24$6,300$24,516Apply
Central Carolina Technical CollegeSumterHVACCertificatePublic6$5,829$9,972Apply
Aiken Technical CollegeGranitevilleHVACCertificatePublic4$5,300$13,827Apply
Williamsburg Technical CollegeKingstreeConstruction trades, HVACCertificatePublic4$4,780$12,184Apply
Clemson UniversityClemsonConstruction managementBachelor's, Graduate certificate, Master'sPublic4$15,854$35,250Apply
Denmark Technical CollegeDenmarkConstruction tradesCertificatePublic3$6,495$25,071Apply
Northeastern Technical CollegeCherawElectrical, Construction tradesCertificatePublic2$6,120$17,414Apply
Orangeburg Calhoun Technical CollegeOrangeburgElectricalCertificatePublic1$5,306$15,260Apply
American College of the Building ArtsCharlestonConstruction tradesBachelor'sNonprofit0$21,500$40,607Apply

Construction trades (CIP 46.04) covers carpentry, masonry, roofing and other building trades together. Completers: students who finished one of these programs at the school in the latest year. Tuition: in-state tuition for a year, or program tuition at schools that bill by program. Cost a year: average cost of attendance at the school.

Which trade schools in South Carolina graduate the most students?

Greenville Technical College in Greenville had the most completers in these programs in the latest year, 122, then Horry-Georgetown Technical College with 119.1

How much does trade school cost in South Carolina?

Public schools on the list charge a median $5,306 a year in in-state tuition; for-profit schools charge a median $15,535 in program tuition.1

Certificate or associate degree?

17 of the 19 schools offer a certificate in these trades and 6 offer an associate degree.1 A certificate is the shorter credential; an associate degree adds general education courses.

What is the highest-paying trade in South Carolina?

Of the five trades on this site, general contractors have the highest median pay in South Carolina, $36.23 an hour.2

TradeMedian hourlySchoolsPages
General Contractors$36.2311Schools · Salary · Apprenticeships
Electricians$28.248Schools · Salary · Apprenticeships
HVAC Technicians$27.2214Schools · Salary · Apprenticeships
Plumbers$25.931Schools · Salary · Apprenticeships
Roofers$22.0010Salary · Apprenticeships

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Sources

  1. U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard (field of study and institution data) (collegescorecard.ed.gov)
  2. BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, South Carolina, May 2025 (bls.gov, May 2025)