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ALLENDALE CAMPUS CLOSURE: USC Salkehatchie's Allendale campus will be closed on Thursday, November 21 due to scheduled waterline maintenance by the Town of Allendale. As a result, all Allendale campus, in-person classes on both Wednesday, November 20 and Thursday, November 21 will be canceled. Online courses will continue as scheduled. Professors for in-person, on-campus classes will notify students of alternative class assignments. The Walterboro campus will remain open, and classes on that campus will meet as planned. USC Salkehatchie apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciates your understanding.

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At USC Salkehatchie, you’ll find a world of opportunities. You can get an associate or bachelor’s degree, or you can complete the first two years of higher education locally before transferring to another institution. In addition to regular enrollment, we offer dual enrollment for high school students who are ready to get started.

Start Here. Stay Here. Finish Here.

Through programs available here on campus and through Palmetto College, you can go anywhere from here. Starting your education at USC Salkehatchie is convenient, affordable, and fun.

You can start and finish your associate degree on campus, or you can start a bachelor's degree. After you start your bachelor's degree, you have three options: transfer to another campus to complete the degree, finish your degree online through Palmetto College or stay on campus to complete one of these degrees:

Degree Programs

Whatever your educational goals, we can help you along the road to success. 

Dual Enrollment

If you're still in high school, but would like to start earning college credit now, you can do that here. Starting early can ease the transition to college-level work and save money on your education.

Opportunities

We offer several programs to help you succeed, including Opportunity Scholars that helps low income, first generation, and disabled students.

USC Connect

USC Connect helps you connect what you're learning in the classroom with experiences you have in the world.

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