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Donned in caps, gowns, and tassels, Northeastern Technical College students walked the graduation stage.
NETC awarded students a combined 130 degrees and certificates during the Aug. 1 Summer 2024 Commencement held indoors at Dillon School District 4 auditorium.
The ceremony began with an invocation with Rev. Roscoe Oxendine from Melody Land Faith Chapel Church in Little Rock, S.C.
The keynote speaker was retired U.S. Army Sgt. Maj. Phil Homan who received in July 2024 the S.C. Order of the Palmetto.
Students received diplomas and certificates from Area Commission Chairman Dan Bozard, NETC President Dr. Kyle Wagner and NETC Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Derk Reichers.
Receiving diplomas or certificates were:
Bennettsville: Kadie Aubrie, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Andriana Bostic, Associate in Applied Science in Business Administration; Jamel Breeden, Workforce Transportation Certificate; Shinice Coit, Commercial Transportation Certificate; Raven Columbus, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Laney Cullipher, Associate Degree in Science; Vanessa Dew, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Troy Dimmen, Commercial Transportation Certificate; La’niah Dupree, Medical Assistant Certificate; Caysen Hatcher, Associate Degree in Arts; Allyson Henry, Associate in Applied Science in Early Childhood Education, Keyaira Hicks, Associate in Applied Science in Early Childhood Education, Virginia Hunsucker, Medical Assistant Certificate; Jacqueline Jones, Associate in Applied Science in General Technology in Criminal Justice; Case’ya McCall, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Shania McCall, University Studies Transfer Certificate; Shanece McCoy, Commercial Transportation Certificate; Daniel McKissack, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Christopher Owens, Associate in Applied Science in General Technology; Candice Purvis, Nurse Preparation Certificate; Daishanna Purvis, Workforce Science Certificate; Jacardo Riggins, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Hailey Rowlen, Associate in Art; Avia Simmons, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Mariah Smith, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Tyesha Thomas, Associate in Applied Science in Early Childhood Education; Tanya Washington, Medical Assistant Certificate; Charlene Williams, Forensics in Criminology Certificate; and Shacoral Wilson, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate.
Blenheim: Ashlyn Cutchin, Associate in Science.
Camden: Russell Hall, Commercial Transportation Certificate.
Cheraw: John Brady, Commercial Transportation Certificate; John Brady, Commercial Transportation Certificate; Janaysha Brown, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Courtney Burdick, Nurse Preparation Certificate; Emilee Byrd, Associate in Science; Cynthia Crowley, Associate in Applied Science in Early Childhood Education; Katilynn Cruz, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Tristan English, MIG Welding Certificate; Destiny Harrington, Associate in Applied Science in General Technology in Criminal Justice; Lawanda Jenkins, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Jewel Lane, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Robert Lee, Commercial Transportation Certificate; Adriana McFarlin, Associate in Applied Science in Early Childhood Education; Elizabeth Penson, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Davonya Ratliff, Health Science Certificate; Jernalle Rivers, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Cody Sellers, Commercial Transportation Certificate; Shanya Smith, Associate in Science; Emily Wallace, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Olivia Wallace, Associate in Arts; Lenasia Ward, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; and Lavarian Zimmerman, Pre-Engineering: Electrical 1 Certificate.
Chesterfield: Megan Adams, Associate in Science; Joshua Brumbles, Associate in Arts, Kaitlen Campbell, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Franklyn Chapman, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Maya Evans, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Rylan Jordan, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Ryan Justice, University Studies Transfer Certificate; Stephen Owen, Commercial Transportation Certificate; Laronda Powe, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Raeleigh Rivers, Associate in Science; Brantlee Terry, Associate in Science; and Katelin Wallace, Introduction to University Studies Certificate.
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Clio: Kirsten Callender, Associate in Arts; Fatisha Douglas, Criminal Justice Certificate; and Kenyatta Lewis, Commercial Transportation Certificate.
Dillon: Jamiya Alford, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Shaquita Bethea, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Jeanetta Bush, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Mariah Campbell, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Heather Hardee, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Dominique Hayes, Nurse Preparation Certificate; Amber Huggins, Nurse Preparation Certificate; Kailey Kelly, Associate in Arts; Ashley Legette, Medical Assistant Certificate; Brook McLellan, Commercial Transportation Certificate; Tracy Miller, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Nyrobi Mitchell, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Jorden Myers, Associate in Science; Ny’Zhiere Palmer, Associate in Science; and Sonya Wilson, Nurse Preparation Certificate.
Florence: Azhana Bethea, Associate in Science, and Ashley Sellers, Introduction to University Studies Certificate.
Hamer: Miranda Bethea, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Hannah Brayboy, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Julie Johnson, Commercial Transportation Certificate; and Ajana Tyson, Medical Assistant Certificate.
Hartsville: Mitchell Hall, Associate in Applied Science in Business Administration; Aiden Hughes, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; and Tricity Rosell, Associate in Science.
Jefferson: Shontrina Blakeney, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Jonathan Miller, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; and Tiana Reid, Introduction to University Studies Certificate.
Kershaw: Travis Jackson, Maintenance Apprenticeship Certificate.
Lake View: Malik McDuffie, Commercial Transportation Certificate; and Leslie Wheeler, Nurse Preparation Certificate.
Latta: Angela Drawhorn, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Prince McDaniel, Commercial Transportation Certificate; and Britney Sawyer, Introduction to University Studies Certificate.
Lilesville: Ella Burch, Associate in Science.
Little Rock: Braasia Clark, University Studies Transfer Certificate.
Marion: Shanequa Campbell, Medical Assistant Certificate.
McBee: Emma Andrews, University Studies Transfer Certificate; Rylee Long, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; and Brianna McKenzie, Marketing Certificate.
McColl: Gavin Driggers, ARC Welding Certificate; Addison McGill, Associate in Science; and Adriana McGill, Associate in Science.
Mt. Croghan: Jada Ratliff, Associate in Arts.
Nichols: Latifha Worley, Associate in Arts.
Pageland: Kendall Hargett, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Asia Jones, Associate in Applied Science in Early Childhood Education; Anaiyah Lockhart, Associate in Science; Tonisha Lowery, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; and Allison Thompson, Introduction to University Studies Certificate.
Patrick: Jurnee Wooten, Forensics in Criminology Certificate.
Pineville: Nathan Milner, Associate in Applied Science in General Technology in Computer Technology.
Ruby: Donovan Bennett, Flux Core Welding Certificate; and Tyrus Toole, Flux Core Welding Certificate.
Sumter: Nichole O’Hara, Associate in Science.
Wallace: Nichole O’Hara, Associate in Science; Kimori Garner, Associate in Science; Kimori Garner, Associate in Science; Lisa Locklear, Health Science Certificate; Carolyn Williams, Associate in Applied Science in Early Childhood Education; and Shaniya Williams, Associate in Applied Science in General Technology in Criminal Justice.
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NETC nursing, work force students complete certifications, receive pins | |
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Northeastern Technical College work force and nursing students received honors completing certifications.
NETC Allied Nursing students received 33 pins and 19 Workforce Certificates were handed out during the May 9 Industry/Allied Health Credential Recognition Ceremony at the Cheraw Campus.
Students walking across the stage received pins related to their area of education certification.
Candidates receiving Nursing Assistant pins: Shanequa Campbell, Da’niah Dupree, Virginia Hunsucker, Ashley, Legette, Ajana Tyson, and Tanya Washington.
Candidates receiving Phlebotomy pins: Michelle Allen, Mariyah Bennett, Wendy Bishop, Cora Douglas, Jyasha Grooms, Jennifer Johnson, Tonisha Lowery, Maria Lubiano, Schawanna Page, Jasmine Short, Demetria Stanback, Tanya Washington, Latonya Young, and Taykemia Young.
Industry NC3 Certificates recipients: Jamel Breeden, Brent English, Daishanna Purvis, and Jonathan Thompson.
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OSHA 10 Certificate recipients: Anthony Barr, Marcus Bostic, Jamel Breeden, Lamontre Bright, Santashia Brown, John Carroll, Daskya Felton, Raheem Harrington, Lebrandon Henegan, Tiasharee McLaughlin, Dallas McQueen, Jimil Stubbs, Najee Truesdale, Whitney O’Neal Williams, and Antwon Young.
NETC Director of Workforce Marty Gooden introduced industry keynote speaker retired U.S. Army Sgt. Major and 2024 Order of the Palmetto Recipient Phil Homan. NETC Dean of Allied Health Dr. Robert Schulz introduced Allied Nursing keynote speaker McLeod Health RN Jessica Brigman.
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Sewing classes begin!
NETC hosts an introduction to sewing class with Cheraw-based fashion designer Myranda Teal.
The four-week class began July 24, with day and night classes slated for 10 a.m. to noon or 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays at NETC’s Cheraw campus.
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Unlock your potential at Northeastern Technical College!
Explore diverse pathways from commercial driver's license to nursing degrees and machine tool programs. Our wide range of options empowers you to pursue your passion and shape a successful future. NETC is committed to your academic and professional growth.
Choose Northeastern Technical College for a comprehensive education that prepares you for success in today's dynamic workforce.
Click on any of the icons below for more information about available pathways and let's see you at graduation.
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For more information about NETC's Licensed Practical Nursing program, click the pin. | |
For more information about NETC's Registered Nursing program, click the pin. | |
For more information about NETC's Medical Assistant program, click the pin. | |
Interested in becoming an Phlebotomist? Check out NETC's Phlebotomy program by clicking the pin. | |
For more information about NETC's Certified Nursing Assistant program, click the pin. | |
Interested in becoming an Emergency Medical Technician? Check out NETC's EMT program by clicking the ambulance. | |
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Interested in becoming an Welder? Check out NETC's Welding program by clicking the welding machine or:
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Interested in Criminal Justice? Check out NETC's Criminal Justice program by clicking the book of law. | |
Interested in working in the restaurant business? Check out NETC's Culinary program by clicking the food truck. | |
Interested in Accounting? Check out NETC's Accounting program by clicking the calculator. | |
Interested in CNC training? Check out NETC's CNC program by clicking the CNC Machine. | |
Interested in a Commercial Driving License?Check out NETC's CDL program by clicking the truck. | |
Interested in Diesel Preventative Maintenance training? Check out NETC's Diesel program by clicking the engine. | |
Interested in Industrial Plant Maintenance? Check out NETC's Industrial Plant Maintenance program by clicking the tools. | |
Interested in Engineering Mechanical Training? Check out NETC's Pre-Engineering Mechanical program by clicking the CAD screenshot. | |
Interested in Electrical Engineering? Check out NETC's Pre-Engineering program by clicking the on switch. | |
Interested in Residential Wiring? Check out NETC's Residential Wiring program by clicking the light switch. | |
Interested in Warehouse Logistics? Check out NETC's Warehouse Logistics program by clicking the pallets. | | |
Interested in a career as a Childcare Specialist? Check out NETC's Child Care program by clicking the building blocks. | | |
STEP 2: Financial Aid and Payment | | |
Enrollment Status for Financial Aid
To be considered full-time, Northeastern Technical College requires a student to register for a minimum of 12 semester hours. Anything less than that is considered part-time.
Pell Grant Payment Purposes
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| Enrollment Status | Semester Hours Required | | Full Time | 12 or More | | Three-Quarter Time | 9- 11 | | Half Time | 6-8 | | Less than Half Time | Less than 6 hours | | |
Checking Your Financial Aid Status
Returning Students
If you have not received a Financial Aid Offer Letter and you need to check on the amount you have been awarded, please follow the steps below:
- Go to our website - www.netc.edu.
- Click on 24/7 Self Service located at the bottom of the home page. Enter the username and password that was provided to you.
- Once you come to the landing page, click on Financial Aid.
- You can view your missing documents, SAP status, FA Shopping Sheet, award letter and so much more using Self Service.
If you do not have a financial aid offer letter, your file may be incomplete. Look under missing documents to see what the Office of Student Financial Assistance need to complete your file.
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| Chesterfield/Marlboro/Dillon Counties | $2,955 (Max 15 hrs) | $197 per semester hour | | In State out of area | $3,180 (Max 15 hrs) | $212 per semester hour | | Out of State/Country | $3180 (Max 15 hrs) | $212 per semester hours | | |
- Application fee for credit classes - $30 (non-refundable) Application Fee Waiver Code: CC7602GTCD
- Enrollment fee - $15 per semester
- Facility fee - $7 per semester hour
- Course fee (varies by course)
- Library fee - $3 per semester hour
- Technology fee - $22 per semester hour
- Credit by examination - $45 per credit hour (non-refundable)
- Transcripts - Transcripts are ordered via the National Student Clearinghouse. Fees vary depending on selection of delivery method.
- Degree/Diploma fee - No charge ($6 if applied for late)
- Parking and ID fee - No charge
- Student Activity fee - $3 per semester hour
- Plant Fee - $4 per semester hour
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- Tuition
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- Transcripts
- Library Fines
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NETC Foundation offers tax deductible custom scholarships | |
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Giving the gift of education can be tax-deductible; creating a scholarship in the name of a loved one is priceless.
Northeastern Technical College Foundation offers individuals, businesses, and organizations, can create and contribute to their own customized scholarship for one-time or reoccurring.
The NETC Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization with its mission since 1979 supporting Northeastern Technical College students and school projects; donations are tax-deductible.
By supporting the NETC Foundation, donors become a catalyst for positive change, creating opportunities for students that extend far beyond the classroom.
In lieu of individual scholarships, donations can be made to the NETC Foundations four major funds:
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Uplift Fund: Donations directly impact students by providing scholarships and emergency relief removing unnecessary barriers to their education.
Jumpstart Fund: Donations become a part of innovation and progress by supporting the expansion and initiation of new programs.
Legacy Fund: Leave a lasting mark designating funds for scholarships, equipment, or specific projects to honor an individual, family, or business/industry.
NETC Trailblazer Athletics: Support the NETC E-Sports, Golf, and Cross-Country Program. Contributions foster a culture of teamwork, discipline, and excellence, enriching the college experience for student-athletes.
For more information visit www.netc.edu or contact us directly at 843.910.6916 or 843.921.6902.
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NETC Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization providing student scholarships and assists in capital, emergency and equipment expenses. | | | |
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NETC uses Desire2Learn (D2L) as an online learning platform where students can receive and upload assignments, take quizzes, and monitor grades. D2L is a hub for communicating with instructors and classmates in discussions as well as for college announcements.
User Name: FirstNameLastName
Password: is mailed to home address or contact helpdesk@netc.edu.
To access D2L, click here.
Tutorial Videos
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STEP 4: Textbooks, Research, Tutoring | |
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NETC students can order textbooks online. You'll need your school email and password is the last seven digits of your Social Security Number (SSN). Click the books for downloadable instructions.
NETC Online Bookstore
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NETC's Online Catalogue is a one-stop search engine for books, articles, and videos, both physical and electronic.
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Most searched resources:
- NETC Library Catalog
- Academic Search Premier (covers a bit of everything)
- ProQuest Nursing & CINAHL (Nursing and Allied Health)
- Academic Vidoes on Demand (streaming video for science, allied health and tech & trade)
- PrepStep Test Prep (TEAS, NACE, NCLEX)
- Ferguson’s Carrer Guidance Center (Looking for a job)
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NETC's Online Library Research Database is available to students providing a vast selection of academic materials to help with papers and projects for classes.
Use your name in your NETC email and your email password to access features in the NETC Online Library Research Database from anywhere.
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NETC Citation Guide is available to assist students with research papers and projects to help format references used.
Formats include:
- MLA style is typically used by the Humanities
- APA style is often used by Education and Psychology
- Chicago/Turabian is generally used by History, Business, and some of the Fine Arts
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NETC offers online tutoring through NetTutor. NetTutor is a free online tutoring service that offers one-on-one virtual tutoring sessions with a professional tutor.
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Full time students maintaining a minimum grade point average of 2.0 or higher can compete at NETC under NJCAA. There are no age caps. Intramural Esports is available for all part-time, full-time, and dual enrollment students. | | |
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Northeastern Technical College has four locations. If you need directions, click on the letter to the campus you wish to travel using Google Maps. | |
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Cheraw Campus
1201 Chesterfield Hwy
Cheraw, SC 29520
800.921.7399
7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. M-Th
7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. F
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Dillon Campus
2204 Hwy 301 S.
Dillon, SC 29536
843.921.1481
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. M-Th
8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. F
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Marlboro County Campus
1120 Oakwood St.
Bennettsville, SC 295 12
843.921.1451
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. M-Th
8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. F
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Pageland Campus
815 S. Pearl St.
Pageland, SC 29728
843.921.1483
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. M-Th
8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. F
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Need a lift?
PDRTA offers public transportation routes in Chesterfield, Dillon,
and Marlboro Counties. Find a route to or near our campuses.
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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Northeastern Technical College provides affirmative action and equal opportunity in employment for all qualified persons regardless of race, color, sex, - including the basis of pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions, national origin, age, religion, or disability.
Find Your Career Here!
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NORTHEASTERN TECHNICAL COLLEGE
1201 Chesterfield Highway Cheraw, SC 29520
www.netc.edu (843) 921-6900
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