Spartanburg Community College has had a record-breaking fall semester, with more than 7,000 academic students enrolled.
This is the highest enrollment in the college’s history, and there are an additional 867 students served through noncredit and customized training programs. Since 2020, total academic enrollment has grown more than 70%, according to officials with the college.
Over the last three years, the number of graduates has increased by 38%, reaching 1,080 in 2024-2025. Officials with the college attribute this to their investment in student retention and completion initiatives.
“[This] is a time to reflect on the remarkable progress we’ve made together,” SCC President, Dr. Michael Mikota, shared. “We celebrate the students, faculty, staff, and community partners who make Spartanburg Community College a powerful force for education and workforce development.”
He continued: “These milestones demonstrate how our successes today set the foundation for the lasting impact we are creating for South Carolina.”
SCC’s Annual Report, now available at myscc.info/AnnualReport, highlights how the college is working to align academic programs with workforce demands, expanding student pathways and driving economic growth across the state
College officials say they anticipate ongoing growth in the coming year, with a continued impact on the community and the Upstate region. For more information, visit SCCSC.edu.
