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Most Selective Community Colleges in South Carolina

The average community college acceptance rate in South Carolina is approximately 89% per year (2024-25).
The most selective college in South Carolina is currently University of South Carolina-Salkehatchie, with an acceptance rate of 72%.
Acceptance Rate Range: 72% 100% Avg. Acceptance Rate: 89%

Most Selective Community Colleges in South Carolina (2024-25)

College
Acceptance Rate
Location
Rank: #11.
Acceptance Rate: 72%
465 James Brandt Blvd
Allendale, SC 29810
(800) 922-5500
Rank: #22.
Spartanburg Methodist College
Private not-for-profit
Acceptance Rate: 80%
1000 Powell Mill Road
Spartanburg, SC 29301
(864) 587-4000
Rank: #3 - 43. - 4.
Acceptance Rate: 84%
1 University Boulevard
Bluffton, SC 29909
(843) 208-8000
Rank: #3 - 43. - 4.
Acceptance Rate: 84%
200 Miller Rd
Sumter, SC 29150
(803) 775-8727
Rank: #55.
Acceptance Rate: 88%
476 Hubbard Drive
Lancaster, SC 29720
(803) 313-7000
Rank: #66.
Acceptance Rate: 89%
309 East Academy St
Union, SC 29379
(864) 429-8728
Rank: #7 - 97. - 9.
Clinton College
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Private not-for-profit
Acceptance Rate: 100%
1029 Crawford Rd
Rock Hill, SC 29730
(803) 327-7402
Rank: #7 - 97. - 9.
Southeastern College-Charleston
Private for-profit
Acceptance Rate: 100%
2431 Aviation Avenue, Suite 703
North Charleston, SC 29406
(843) 747-1279
Rank: #7 - 97. - 9.
Southeastern College-Columbia
Public
Acceptance Rate: 100%
581 Columbia Mall Boulevard,
Columbia, SC 29223
(803) 798-8800

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