Greenville Technical College and Anderson University have partnered to provide stronger transfer opportunities for students.
"We are very pleased to once again partner with Anderson University to create clear pathways for academic achievement," said Dr. Keith Miller, president of Greenville Technical College.
The partnership between the schools was announced last week, and is meant to provide support and a "seamless pathway" for Greenville Tech students to transfer to Anderson University.
"Our mission is to transform lives through education, and with the help of our partners in higher education, we can extend that transformative power to the bachelor's degree level and beyond," said GTC president Miller
The program is open to several different paths of students in several associates programs hoping to continue their education to a bachelor's in those studies.
So students majoring in paths such as business administration, criminal justice, nursing, and more have a more streamlined path from an associate's degree at Greenville Tech to a bachelor's at Anderson University.
“This agreement further affirms our commitment to the Upstate community in helping students achieve their educational and career goals," said Evans P. Whitaker, president of Anderson University.
