Welcome to the Georgetown Campus!
Murray Vernon, Provost

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4003 South Fraser Street
Georgetown, SC 29440
(843) 546-8406

Horry-Georgetown Technical College is a comprehensive technical and community college comprised of three campuses. The Georgetown Campus originated in 1977 and is located three miles south of the historic City of Georgetown on a 30-acre site. The Georgetown Campus provides accessible and affordable educational opportunities in career education and occupational preparation, university parallel studies, developmental education and community education and training. In addition, the Georgetown Campus provides extensive offerings for occupational upgrading and economic growth both in corporate settings within the County.

The Georgetown Campus is committed to a learner-centered environment and is intended to be a comprehensive campus featuring a reasonable breadth of most educational and student support services. The Campus proudly respects its heritage as part of historic Georgetown and of the industrial and natural resource base of the County. The Campus strives to preserve this distinctive tradition in the design of its facilities and in its connections with, and support of, surrounding corporate and community developments. The Campus serves all of Georgetown County through its location and its specialized program areas and community outreach.

Specialized programs of career study offered on the Georgetown Campus include:  Forestry Technology, Practical Nursing, Surgical Technician, Computer Technology, Business Administration, Law Enforcement, Welding, Medical Office Clerical Assistant, and Office Systems Technology. Through the offerings at Georgetown Campus, the College awards the Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, Associate in Applied Science, and Technical Certificate credentials. The Campus takes College-wide leadership in Natural Resources, Engineering and Industrial Technology career areas.

The Georgetown Campus actively supports community and economic development through participation in government, non-profit, and civic associations devoted to improving the community.