The Trident Technical College Foundation offers a number of scholarships provided by area individuals, businesses, civic organizations and nonprofit groups.  Awards are competitive, based upon the stated criteria, and recipients are selected by the College’s Scholarship Committee. If you have never attended college, you must submit your official high school transcript to the registrars office.  If you have attended other colleges, you must submit official copies of all your college transcripts to the registrars office.  

The scholarship application process is currently under revision. Please continue to check this site periodically for updates to the scholarship process.

The scholarship application for scholarships that will be awarded for fall term of 2009 will be available January 2, 2008 Detailed application instructions will be provided on this page beginning January 2, 2008.

What You Need to Know Before Applying for Scholarships

• Applicants must meet all eligibility, application and special application requirements and submit all required documents in order to be considered for a scholarship.
  
  
• Applicants should review all the criteria for each scholarship to establish their personal eligibility and to determine the documentation to submit.
  
  
• Applicants will receive notification of their award status through email to their Campus Cruiser accounts. Recipients of scholarships will have their award applied to their student account.
  
• Amounts are based on availability of funds at the time the Scholarship Committee reviews the eligible applications and do not require repayment.  These scholarships are for use at Trident Technical College and are not transferable to another institution.
  
  Important Definitions
  
  New Student:  You are a new student if you have not completed credit courses at TTC.  Please note that if the last school you attended was high school or if you are currently attending high school, you must submit an official transcript to the admissions office in order to be eligible to apply for scholarships.  If you have attended an insitution or institutions of higher education after completing your high school diploma, you must submit an official transcript to the admissions office for each school you attended in order to be eligible to apply for scholarships.
  
  Continuing Student:  You are a continuing student if you attend TTC currently or have attended within the last three terms.
  
  Returning Student:  You are a returning student if you have attended TTC before, but not within the past three terms.
  
  Residency Status:  Your state of legal residence as defined by the Commission on Higher Education.  Please note that "tri-county" refers to Charleston, Berkeley, and Dorchester counties.
  
  Full Time:  You are a full time student if you are attempting to complete 12 or more credit hours in one semester.
  
  Part Time:  You are a part time student if you are attempting less than 12 credit hours in one semester.  Please note that in order to be considered for scholarships, you must be attempting a minimum of 6 credit hours in one semester.
  
  Grade Point Average:  Your most recent cumulative grade point average (GPA) as of the scholarship application deadline.
  
  Hours Attempted:  All hours for which you have been billed and earned the grade of A, B, C, D, F, W, SC, or U.
  
  Hours Completed:  All hours for which you have been billed and earned the grade of A, B, C, D, F, SC, or U.
  
  Need:  Any amount remaining after your cost of attendance minus your expected family income equals your need based on your completed Federal Application for Student Aid.
  
  Unmet Need:  Any mount remaining after your cost of attendance minus your expected family income minus any financial aid awarded equals your unmet need based on your completed Federal Application for Student Aid.
  
  Recommendation Letters: All letters must be from individuals other than family members. If the applicant is currently enrolled at TTC (including Dual Credit Students), a faculty member or administrator in the applicant's course of study must submit one of the letters. If the applicant is a New Student, one letter must come from a teacher, supervisor, employer or other unrelated adult.
  
  For More Information
  To learn more, call 843.574.6209, 843.574.6456 or go to the Financial Aid office at one of TTC's three campuses. The Financial Aid office also can provide information on other forms of assistance including grants, lottery-funded tuition assistance, work-study programs and the LIFE Scholarship.
  
  Key to the Scholarship Listing
  The scholarships listed below are marked by the following symbols:
  
  (N) New Students are eligible for this scholarship
  
  (R) Continuing orReturning Students are eligible for this scholarship.
  
  (N)(R) Both New and Continuing or Returning Students are eligible for this scholarship.
  
  (M) Multi-term: The scholarship is available for more than one semester, provided the recipient continues to meet the qualifications each semester. Failure to continue to meet the scholarship qualifications means the award will not continue. Any student who receives an award and then drops out of all classes may be subject to repaying the award.

No specific major required (See descriptions. Some limitations do exist.)
Saul Alexander Foundation Scholarship
American Business Women's Association ­ Ft. Sumter Chapter Endowed Scholarship
Bank of America Scholarship Endowment
Dr. Charles W. Branch Endowed Scholarship
Carraway-Green Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Robert N. Clark Academic Scholarship
Exchange Club of Charleston Scholarship
Ernie Gray Memorial Scholarship for Service
Fifty/Fifty Fund
Hawthorne Services Endowed Scholarship
Sen. Ernest F. Hollings Endowed Scholarship
Vance B. Horton Sr. Memorial Scholarship Endowment
LS3P Associates Ltd. Endowed Scholarship
Virginia M. Norvell Leadership Scholarship
Dr. Charles E. Palmer/Communities in Schools Endowed Scholarship
John Hugh Price Endowed Scholarship
Joseph P. Riley Sr. Scholarship
Rotary Club of Mt. Pleasant
S.C. Electric & Gas Endowed Minority Academic Scholarship
D.L. Scurry Foundation Scholarship
George F. Struzyna Endowed Scholarship
Dr. Mary Thornley/Phi Theta Kappa Service Scholarship
TTC Alumni Association Campbell Proudfit Memorial Scholarship
TTC Alumni Association Scholarship
TTC Foundation Scholarship
West Ashley Optimist Club Scholarship
Sarah G. Williams and Ladson L. Williams Endowed Scholarship

Aircraft Maintenance Technolog
Low Country Flyers Aircraft Maintenance Scholarship

Associate in Arts
The Sharon and William Asbill Associate in Arts and Science Scholarship Fund
Andrea Harrison Memorial Alumni Endowed Scholarship Fund
Linda Ziegler Humanities and Social Sciences Scholarship Fund

Associate in Science
The Sharon and William Asbill Associate in Arts and Science Scholarship Fund

Automotive Technology
Gene Reed Toyota/Lexus of Charleston Legacy Scholars Fund
W. Athell Yon Endowed Automotive Scholarship

Basic Construction Trades
Felix Turner Building Futures Scholarship

Business Technology
Patricia Thomas Dupree Memorial Scholarship Endowment
Carolyn E. Gilbert Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Russell F. Moon Scholarship
Gene Reed Toyota/Lexus of Charleston Legacy Scholars Fund
Susan Fisher Wallace Fire Service Scholarship

Commercial Graphics or Printing
PICA/Weese Scholarship

Community, Family and Child Studies
Community, Family and Child Studies Career Development Scholarship

Culinary Arts Technology, Hospitality and Tourism Management
Arthur Brabham Memorial/Greater Charleston Restaurant Association Scholarship
Nahalie Dupree Culinary Scholarship
McConnell Dupris/Greater Charleston Hotel and Motel Association Scholarship
The Hospitality Education Fund
Rococo Bakery LLC Scholarship
Wine Savvy Women Scholarship

Dental Hygiene and Dental Assisting
Coastal District Dental Society Scholarship
Excellence in Dentistry Scholarship
Elizabeth Douan Rafford Memorial Scholarship
Charles A. Schleppegrell Humanitarian Scholarship
S.C. Dental Association Foundation

Esthetics
The Sharon and William Asbill Scholarship Fund

Engineering Technology
Dr. Earle G. Hutchison Endowed Scholarship
Water Environment Association of South Carolina Ronald K. Sanders Scholarship

Horticulture Technology
Coastal Carolina Camellia Society Scholarship
Seabrook Island Garden Club Scholarship
Snee Farm Garden Club Scholarship

Human Services
C. deVineau White Memorial Scholarship

Legal Assistant
Trident Association of Legal Assistants (TALA) Scholarship

Medical Assisting
Joyce Wohnig Memorial Scholarship

Medical Laboratory Technology
MLT/Carrie Evory Memorial MLT Scholarship
Mary Eileen Leonard Clinical Laboratory Sciences Scholarship

Nursing ADN
Charleston County Forty & Eight Nurses Training Scholarship
Trident Health System Nursing Scholarship

Occupational Therapy Assistant, Physical Therapist Assistant, Radiologic Technology or Respiratory Care
Dr. Archie Lugenbeel Scholarship

Pharmacy Technician
Latarsha Maxwell Memorial Scholarship

Phlebotomy
Ann Hosford Smith Phlebotomy Scholarship

Radio and Television Broadcasting
S.C. Broadcasters Association Scholarship

Veterinary Technology
Charleston Kennel Club Scholarship
Pet Rest Cemetery and Cremation Service Veterinary Technology First-Year Scholarship 
Pet Rest Cemetery and Cremation Service Veterinary Technology Second-Year Scholarship
Trident Veterinary Medical Association ­ Daniel Bradford Memorial Scholarship

Various majors are eligible for the following scholarships

Patricia Barrack Gibson Endowed Scholarship (Associate in Arts or Associate in Science)

Carolyn E. Gilbert Memorial Endowed Scholarship (accounting, and if no eligible candidates: automotive technology, physical and occupational therapy or air conditioning/refrigeration mechanics)

R.L. Helmly Family Endowment (telecommunications, computer technology, business, engineering technology or veterinary technology)

Dr. Archie Lugenbeel Scholarship (occupational therapy, physical therapy, radiologic technology or respiratory care)

Albert Bruno Prouvost Memorial Endowed Scholarship (engineering technology, industrial technology or health-related programs)

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(N)(R) The Sharon and William Asbill Associate in Arts and Science Scholarship Fund Created in 2007 by Sharon and William Asbill to assist students enrolled in either the Associate in Arts or Associate in Science degree program who intend to transfer to a four-year college to complete a four-year degree and who have delayed the start or completion of their higher education goals because of family, financial or health reasons. To qualify: Enroll in and maintain at least 6 semester credit hours; have a minimum GPA of 2.5 in either the Associate in Arts or Associate in Science degree (transfer) program. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application; provide a brief statement describing your educational and career goals and the circumstances that you had to overcome to continue your higher education goals. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: Award of up to $1,000 for tuition, books, required course materials and equipment. Eligibility continues up to three semesters so long as a minimum GPA of 2.5 is maintained.

(N)(R) Agricultural Society of South Carolina Fund Established in 2006 in honor of Dr. Merle Shepard to encourage motivated TTC students to pursue productive careers in horticulture. To qualify. Be a new or returning student entering or currently enrolled in TTC’s Horticulture program; maintain at least six credit hours per semester with a cumulative grade point average of 3.0; be a South Carolina resident; and show financial need. To apply. Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. If student is currently enrolled at TTC, at least one of the letters must be written by one of the student’s instructors. See above. Award Amount/Use. One time award of up to $1,500 for tuition, fees, books, and education-related supplies and equipment. Return to top

(N)(R) Saul Alexander Foundation Scholarship Created in 1952 by Mr. Alexander's bequest, the Foundation provides grants to benefit charitable causes in Charleston and Dorchester counties, with the TTC student scholarship program as one of the beneficiaries. To qualify: Resident of Charleston, Berkeley or Dorchester county; enroll in and maintain at least 12 semester credit hours; have a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA in a TTC associate degree, diploma or certificate program. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $1,000 for tuition, books, required course materials and equipment. Return to top

(R)(M) American Business Women's Association - Ft. Sumter Chapter Endowed Scholarship Assists students in need of financial support, particularly women, to acquire skills to become independent, productive members of the region's work force. To qualify: Current tri-county resident; have completed at least 18 semester credit hours in an associate degree, diploma, certificate or college transfer associate degree program at TTC or other accredited college with a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA; enroll in and maintain at least six semester credit hours per semester with a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. Special consideration is given to students who are single parents with custody of one or more children. To remain eligible, criteria must be met each semester. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: Up to $650 for Fall and Spring semesters for up to two years if student continues to qualify. Use for tuition, books, required course materials and equipment. Maximum total award $2,600. Return to top

(N)(R) The Sharon and William Asbill Scholarship Fund  Because of the positive impact the profession has had on her life, esthetician Sharon Asbill established this fund in 2005 to benefit a student committed to building a productive and successful career in the esthetics field. To qualify: Be enrolled in TTC’s Esthetics Certificate program. Must maintain at least six semester credit hours and a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application, a TTC Scholarship Application, and two letters of recommendation. If student is returning, one of the two letters of recommendation must be provided by a TTC faculty member in the Cosmetology and/or Esthetics programs. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: $500 for a full-time student (enrolled in 12 or more hours) or $250 for a part-time student (enrolled in at least six hours) for tuition, books, equipment/supplies/uniforms required for the program, and fees for applications and licensure exams. Return to top

(N)(R)(M) Bank of America Scholarship Endowment Established in honor of the faculty and staff of TTC who raised an unprecedented $37,215 with 98 percent participation during the 2000 TTC Campus Campaign. Assists students in need of financial support to acquire skills to become independent, productive members of the region's work force. To qualify: 2.0 or higher cumulative GPA (or the equivalent) in high school or at TTC; enroll in and maintain at least six semester credit hours per semester with a 2.0 or higher cumulative GPA in a TTC associate degree, diploma or certificate program. Preference is given to minority students. To remain eligible, criteria must be met each semester. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: Not to exceed the cost of tri-county resident tuition for the number of semester credit hours in which the student is enrolled. Awarded each Fall and Spring semester until program completion, if student continues to qualify. Return to top

(R) Arthur Brabham Memorial/Greater Charleston Restaurant Association Scholarship Established by the Greater Charleston Restaurant Association for students majoring in TTC's Culinary Arts program. To qualify: Tri-county resident for two years; enrolled in a Culinary Arts program; completed at least 12 semester credit hours of study; and have a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. Preference is given to students who currently work within the restaurant industry and those who plan to remain in the tri-county area after graduation. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $500 for tuition. Return to top

(R) Dr. Charles W. Branch Endowed Scholarship Created by the late Dr. Charles W. Branch, TTC president from 1985 to 1990, to assist students who intend to enter the teaching profession. To qualify: Must be a returning student accepted into a TTC associate degree program with intent to enter the teaching profession; enroll in and maintain at least 12 semester credit hours; and be a current Phi Theta Kappa (honor society) member. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application, proof of active PTK membership and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $650 for tuition and books. Return to top

(N)(R) Carraway-Green Memorial Scholarship Established in 2005 by Jim and Ellen Green in memory of their fathers, Rev. W.J. Carraway and Mr. J.C. Green, for the benefit of students enrolled at TTC in an associate degree program who demonstrate achievement and financial need. To qualify:  Must be a new or returning full-time student who is a S.C. resident and demonstrates financial need.  Enrolled in 12 or more semester hours in an associate degree program with a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.5 To apply:  Complete a TTC Scholarship Application, a Free Application for Federal Student Aid and submit at least two letters of recommendation from non-family members with at least one letter written by one of the student's instructors.  For returning students, one of the letters must be from a faculty member or administrator in the applicant's course of study. Award amount/use:  For tuition and fees, textbooks and education-related supplies and equipment.  A one-time award of up to $1,000. Return to top

(R) Charleston County Forty & Eight Nurses Training Scholarship Established in 2004 by the Charleston County Forty & Eight, Voiture 974 in honor of all veterans. The scholarship is a community service project through which the society recognizes the importance of the nursing profession and assists TTC students enrolled in the ADN program who best meet the award criteria. To qualify: Enrolled in TTC's Nursing associate degree program in all nursing courses required each semester of the ADN program and have a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. Special application requirement: Must submit the donor's scholarship application in addition to the TTC application. Copies of the Charleston County Forty & Eight Nurses Training Scholarship application are available online, at the College's Financial Aid Offices and in the Nursing Program office in Bldg. 940. To print a copy of the Charleston County Forty & Eight Nurses Training Scholarship application click this link: To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $1,000 for tuition, books and education-related supplies and equipment. Return to top

(R) Charleston Kennel Club Scholarship Established by the Charleston Kennel Club, an all-breed club dedicated to the advancement, welfare and sport of the purebred dog, to benefit students enrolled in TTC's Veterinary Technology program who demonstrate academic achievement. To qualify: Show financial need (greatest financial need will be considered if two or more candidates are equally qualified); tri-county resident; and a returning student enrolled full- or part-time in the program; have completed at least six semester credit hours in the program; and a 3.5 or higher GPA in program courses. Special requirement for recipient. Make a presentation at a Charleston Kennel Club meeting. The recipient should talk about his/her course of study and plans to use his/her education in the future. To apply: Submit a submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $1,000 for tuition, fees, textbooks and education-related equipment. Return to top

(R) Dr. Robert N. Clark Academic Scholarship Established by Phi Theta Kappa in honor of Dr. Robert N. Clark, formerly the senior advisor of the honor society and an English instructor at TTC. To qualify: Enroll in and maintain at least 12 semester credit hours and have attended TTC for at least one semester with a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application, proof of active PTK membership and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $650 for tuition. Return to top

(N)(R) Coastal Carolina Camellia Society Scholarship Established by the Coastal Carolina Camellia Society to encourage motivated TTC students to pursue productive careers in horticulture. To qualify: New or returning student enrolled in at least 12 semester credit hours in TTC's Horticulture Technology program; have a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $250 for tuition and fees. Return to top

(R) Coastal District Dental Society Scholarship Sponsored by the Coastal District Dental Society to benefit Dental Hygiene and Dental Assisting students. To qualify: S.C. resident who has completed one semester of Dental Hygiene or Dental Assisting courses with a 2.0 or higher cumulative GPA. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $500 for tuition, books, required course materials and equipment. Return to top

(N)(R) Community, Family and Child Studies Career Development Scholarship Designed to meet the educational needs of students in the Early Care and Education, School-Age Child Care and Human Services programs who are ineligible for funding through the TEACH program. To qualify: New or returning student pursuing a certificate, diploma or associate degree in Early Care and Education, School-Age Child Care or Human Services program and have a 2.0 or higher cumulative GPA. To apply: Contact the Community, Family and Child Studies division at 843.574.6529 for an application. Award amount/use: Amount based on individual need and available funds for tuition, books, required materials and equipment. Return to top

(R) Nathalie Dupree Culinary Scholarship Established in 2006 in honor of Nathalie Dupree after the Charleston Food + Wine Festival’s initial 2006 event.  Ms. Dupree is a notable culinary author and television personality.  This scholarship creates a unique opportunity for students as the recipient receives not only the scholarship itself, but also the opportunity for an apprenticeship with Ms. Dupree. To qualify: Enrolled in a TTC Culinary Institute of Charleston program having successfully completed a minimum of 24 credit hours in the program and have a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA.  Recipient will receive scholarship, an apprenticeship with Nathalie Dupree and an opportunity to study abroad. Special application requirement: Must submit the donor's scholarship application in addition to the TTC application. Copies of the application are available in the 920 building, room 112D.  Applicants must also submit a two page essay stating interests/goals in the culinary studies. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. Award amount/use: (1) Up to the cost of tuition, books and fees for the number of semester credit hours enrolled in for the Culinary Arts career path for one semester.(2) payment for internship hours with Ms. Dupree (3) payment of costs for brief culinary study abroad.

(N)(R) Patricia Thomas Dupree Memorial Scholarship Endowment Designed to assist motivated and committed students enrolled in the Accounting associate degree program at TTC, this scholarship reflects Ms. Dupree's lifelong commitment to the accounting profession. To qualify: Tri-county resident; have a 3.5 or higher cumulative GPA in high school or at TTC; enroll in and maintain at least six semester credit hours with a 3.5 or higher cumulative GPA in TTC's Accounting associate degree program; and have demonstrated leadership in school, civic and/or community activities. Special application requirement: A 750-word essay by the applicant focusing on one or more principal intellectual interests and related life goals. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $1,500 for tuition, books and required supplies. Return to top

(R) McConnell Dupris/Greater Charleston Hotel and Motel Association Scholarship Established for students in Culinary Arts Technology, Hospitality and Tourism Management programs. To qualify: Returning students pursuing an associate degree in Culinary Arts Technology or Hospitality and Tourism Management at TTC; enrolled at TTC in at least 12 semester credit hours; and have a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA. Preference is given to tri-county residents and for those working in the hospitality industry who plan to remain in the tri-county area after graduation. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $600 for tuition. Return to top

(R) Excellence in Dentistry Scholarship Sponsored by Drs. Keith Daulton and Christopher Caputo of Periodontal Associates, P.A. for a Dental Hygiene student. To qualify: S.C. resident who has completed three semesters (Spring/Summer/Fall) of Dental Hygiene courses with a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA. Special application requirement: Applicant to submit a paragraph reflecting a true understanding of the importance of excellence in dentistry, especially in dental hygiene. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. At least one of the recommendation letters must attest to applicant's exceptional clinical and professional skills. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $1,000 for tuition, books, required course materials, equipment or licensure-related expenses. Return to top

(R) Exchange Club of Charleston Scholarship Benefits tri-county area students who have a history of involvement in community service. To qualify: Tri-county resident who has completed freshman (or equivalent) year of college; 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA; and demonstrated community service involvement. Special application requirement: Attend an Exchange Club of Charleston meeting to accept the award and, if requested, give a brief thank you speech to club members. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $1,000 for tuition and books. Return to top

(N)(R) Fifty/Fifty Fund Established in 2004 to assist Developmental Studies students with their equipment, books and supplies needs. To qualify: Be a new or returning student in a Developmental Studies program with a need for assistance with equipment, books and supplies. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and one letter of recommendation which must be written by one of the student’s instructors. See above. Award Special Application Requirement: Student must submit a 150-250 word statement of need. Award Amount/Use: One time award not to exceed the cost of equipment, books and supplies. Return to top

(R)(M) Patricia Barrack Gibson Endowed Scholarship Established in 2006 by Patricia Gibson who served as Dean in both Student Services and Academic Affairs to assist students in pursuing a degree that will allow them to enter the teaching profession. To qualify: Be enrolled in an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree program and a tri-county resident. Must be a returning TTC student, having completed twelve semester credit hours and attained a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. To remain eligible recipient must enroll in and maintain at least six semester credit hours and a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. Must document tutoring experience at TTC or in another organized tutoring program in the community or demonstrate active volunteerism through citizenship activities such as church, charitable, civic or youth groups. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application, a TTC Scholarship Application, and two letters of recommendation, one of which must document tutoring experience or volunteer activities. See page one. Award Amount/Use: Up to $1,000 for tuition, books and other program related expenses for up to two (consecutive or non-consecutive) semesters, with a maximum award of $500 per semester. Return to top

(N)(R)(M) Carolyn E. Gilbert Memorial Endowed Scholarship Established in memory of Ms. Gilbert, a lifelong Charleston resident. Despite being born with spina bifida, she was an honor graduate of St. Andrews High School, attended TTC maintaining a 4.0 GPA and earned an associate degree in Accounting. To qualify: Available to Accounting students; but if no eligible candidates apply, the award is open to students enrolled in the fields of Automotive Technology, Physical and Occupational Therapy or Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Mechanics. New students must be high school graduates or equivalent with a B average or higher. Returning students must have attended TTC or any accredited two- or four-year college, completed six semester credit hours and attained a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. To remain eligible, recipient must enroll in and maintain at least six semester credit hours and have a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: Up to $650 for tuition and books for Fall and Spring semesters for up to four years if seeking an associate degree and up to two years if pursuing a certificate or diploma, if student continues to qualify. Maximum total award is $5,200 or $2,600 for certificate or diploma students. Return to top

(R) Ernie Gray Memorial Scholarship for Service Offered by the Alpha Omicron Chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society in memory of Ernie Gray, a 1997 TTC graduate, active PTK member, Navy retiree, lifelong learner, supporter of TTC and community servant. To qualify: Enrolled with a declared major in a program culminating in an associate degree or certificate; have completed at least six semester credit hours at TTC applicable to an associate degree or certificate with a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA; and have a documented record of community and/or college service during the 12 months prior to the application deadline. Preference will be given to nontraditional students. Special Application Requirement: A one-page, typed document in any format (i.e., essay, list, etc.) describing the applicant's community and/or college service within the past 12 months. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application, one letter of recommendation from a TTC instructor attesting to the applicant's scholarship and one letter from an individual who can support the applicant's community and/or college service. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $325 for tuition. Return to top

(R) Andrea Harrison Memorial Alumni Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in memory of TTC English Instructor Andrea Harrison, a dedicated professional who earned an unusual degree of respect and affection from both her students and colleagues. To qualify: Must have completed at least 12 semester credit hours at TTC with a 3.5 or higher cumulative GPA and be enrolled in and maintain at least six semester credit hours to remain eligible. First preference will be given to tri-county area residents and students seeking Associate in Arts degrees. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $650 for tuition. Return to top

(N)(R) Hawthorne Services Endowed Scholarship Benefits full-time TTC students who need financial assistance. To qualify: Must enroll full time (12 or more semester credit hours) and have a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA in an associate degree or diploma program. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $650 for tuition. Return to top

(N)(R)(M) R.L. Helmly Family Endowment Established by the Hopewell Foundation and Home Telephone Company to assist TTC students enrolled in specified associate degree programs. To qualify: Berkeley County resident enrolled in and maintaining at least six semester credit hours in a TTC associate degree program related to telecommunications, computer technology, business, engineering technology, or veterinary technology; have a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA; and have demonstrated leadership potential and good moral character. To remain eligible these criteria must be met each semester. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: Up to $500 for Fall and up to $500 for Spring semester or for up to four years or until program completion, if student continues to qualify. Maximum total award: $4,000. Return to top

(N)(R)(M) Sen. Ernest F. Hollings Endowed Scholarship Established in honor of Sen. Ernest F. Hollings to assist graduating seniors of tri-county area high schools. To qualify: A graduating senior in the previous year from a tri-county high school who ranked in the top 25 percent of the class with a 3.0 or higher GPA or a returning TTC student ranked in the top 25 percent of current TTC students. Must enroll in and maintain at least 12 semester credit hours and a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA. Preference given to students who demonstrate academic achievement, extracurricular activities and community service. To remain eligible these criteria must be met each semester. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: Up to $500 for Fall and up to $500 for Spring semester tuition and books for up to two years if student continues to qualify. Maximum total award: $2,000. Return to top

(N)(R)(M) Vance B. Horton Sr. Memorial Scholarship Endowment Established in memory of Vance B. Horton Sr., father of TTC President Dr. Mary Thornley, to assist students needing financial support to acquire skills and become independent, productive members of the region's work force. To qualify: Have a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA (or the equivalent) in high school or at TTC; enroll in an associate degree, diploma or certificate program; and maintain at least six semester credit hours with a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. To remain eligible these criteria must be met each semester. Special Application Requirement: Demonstrate involvement in TTC, civic and/or community activities. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: Awarded during Fall and Spring semesters in an amount not to exceed the tri-county resident tuition for the semester credit hours for which the recipient is enrolled. Full-time students (12 or more semester credit hours) are eligible to receive the award for up to two years and part-time students (six to 11.5 semester credit hours) are eligible for up to three years if student continues to qualify. Return to top

(N)(R)(D) The Hospitality Education Fund Established in 2005 by Franz X. Meier to help promising students transition to advanced training and work experiences through the Culinary Institute of Charleston at TTC. To qualify: Be a current high school student in the tri-county area with a minimum cumulative GPA of a 2.0 or higher or a returning student enrolled in an Associate Degree program in the Division of Hospitality, Tourism and Culinary Arts at TTC. Must enroll in and maintain at least six semester credit hours in the hospitality or culinary curriculum with a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See page one. Special Application Requirement: Student must submit a statement about their professional aspirations and a record of community service. Award Amount/Use: Up to $1,000 for Fall and Spring terms for tuition and books for up to four years if student continues to qualify. Return to top

(N)(R) Dr. Earle G. Hutchison Endowed Scholarship Created by Dr. Hutchison, a former vice president and faculty member at TTC, to assist students pursuing a TTC Engineering Technology degree. To qualify: S.C. resident enrolled in courses leading to a TTC Civil Engineering Technology, Electronics Engineering Technology or Mechanical Engineering Technology associate degree; enrolled in at least 12 semester credit hours; and have a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. Preference will be given to tri-county area residents. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $650 for tuition and books. Return to top

(R) Low Country Flyers Aircraft Maintenance Scholarship Offered by the Low Country Flyers Club to benefit a student enrolled in the TTC Aircraft Maintenance program. To qualify: Tri-county resident pursuing a program of study at TTC that leads to the Federal Aviation Administration Airframe and Powerplant Certificate; a returning student who has completed at least 12 semester credit hours with a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA; and enrolled in at least six semester credit hours with a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $250 for tuition, books, required course materials and equipment. Return to top

(R) Dr. Archie Lugenbeel Scholarship Founded by Dr. Archie Lugenbeel, former dean of TTC's Allied Health Sciences division, for associate degree and diploma students in selected Allied Health programs. To qualify: Second-year student in the Occupational Therapy Assistant, Physical Therapist Assistant, Radiologic Technology or Respiratory Care program; have a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA; and enrolled in at least 12 semester credit hours, unless prerequisite courses or general education coursework is complete and recipient needs only professional sequence courses. In this case, the Allied Health advisor for each program area must approve enrollment hours, and the recipient must be enrolled in professional courses. Special Application Requirement: Applicants who are receiving the following are NOT eligible for this scholarship: another scholarship award during this semester, employee tuition waiver or reimbursement, or financial assistance (except PELL, GSL, CWS). To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $650 for tuition and books. Return to top

(R) Latarsha Maxwell Memorial Scholarship Established in the memory of Latarsha Maxwell by the Wright family and Latarsha's mother, Patty Maxwell, to assist students in TTC's Pharmacy Technician Program by providing awards for those who demonstrate a financial need. To qualify:  May be either a new or returning full-time or part-time student in TTC's Pharmacy Technician Program (although a returning student is preferred) who demonstrates financial need.  Must be enrolled in and maintaining at least six semester credit hours in the program.  Have completed the first semester of the Pharmacy Technician program; have a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.0. To apply:  Complete a TTC Scholarship Application and a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, and submit at least two letters of recommendation from non-family members with at least one written letter wrtten by one of the student's instructors.  If the applicant is a new student, the letter must be from a non-family member. Award amount/use:  Tuition, textbooks and education-related supplies and equipment.  A one-time award of up to $500. Return to top

(R) Mary Eileen Leonard Clinical Laboratory Sciences Scholarship Established by friends and colleagues in recognition of Ms. Leonard's years of service and dedication to the field of clinical laboratory science. Committed to professional and community involvement, education and integrity, Ms. Leonard shares her knowledge and experience with TTC students enrolled in the Medical Laboratory Technology program. To qualify: A returning student enrolled in the Medical Laboratory Technology program; have a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA; and have completed MLT 102 with a grade of C or better prior to receipt of the scholarship. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $450 for tuition, books, required course materials and equipment. Return to top

(N)(R) LS3P Associates Ltd. Endowed Scholarship Created to assist TTC students in associate degree and diploma programs. To qualify: Tri-county area resident enrolled in or accepted in an associate degree or diploma program; must enroll in and maintain at least 12 semester credit hours and have a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $650 for tuition and books. Return to top

(R) Virginia M. Norvell Leadership Scholarship Established in 2006 to assist motivated students who are members of TTC’s Society of Student Leaders, this scholarship was named in honor of former TTC Foundation Executive Director Ginger Norvell because of her leadership and support of the Society of Student Leaders. To qualify: Be a returning TTC student who is a current Society of Student Leaders member in good standing. Must have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation, one of which must be written by the student’s instructor and/or academic advisor. Special Application Requirement: Student must submit documented participation in Society of Student Leaders sponsored events. Award Amount/Use: One time award of up to $300 for tuition and fees, books, required education-related supplies and equipment, and other educational expenses. Return to top

(N)(M) Dr. Charles E. Palmer/Communities in Schools Endowed Scholarship Dr. Charles E. Palmer, founder and president of Palmer College, was instrumental in the merger of Palmer and Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Technical Education Center to form Trident Technical College. His lifelong commitment to education is reflected in this legacy to students who participate in the Communities in Schools program. To qualify: In the current year, a graduating senior of Septima P. Clark Corporate Academy. Must apply for admission at TTC, declare a major in any associate degree or diploma program, and meet with TTC's associate dean of Counseling and Career Development Services prior to meeting with an academic advisor or registering for classes. Must have at least one conference with the current Clark Academy counselor no later than one month prior to the end of his/her first semester at TTC. Must enroll in and maintain at least six semester credit hours with a 2.0 or higher cumulative GPA to remain eligible. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: Up to $500 for Fall and up to $500 for Spring semester for tuition and books. Maximum total award is $1,000 if student continues to qualify. Return to top

(R) MLT/Carrie Evory Memorial MLT Scholarship Established by Dr. Anthony Moser, Trident Pathology Associates, and Dr. Archie Lugenbeel to assist students in the Medical Laboratory Technology program. To qualify: Must have completed MLT 102 with a grade of C or better and must have and maintain a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: Up to $100 for tuition, books and required materials. Return to top

(R) Russell F. Moon Scholarship Established by TTC faculty and staff, friends and family to honor Russell F. Moon for his many years of dedication to the College and his students. To qualify: Enrolled in at least six semester credit hours in a Business Technology associate degree program; have a 3.0 or higher GPA; and have earned at least 24 semester credit hours in this program area. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $650 for tuition and books. Return to top

(N)(R) Pet Rest Cemetery and Cremation Service Veterinary Technology First-Year Scholarship Established by Diane T. Rozier of Berkeley County for students enrolled in TTC's Veterinary Technology program to raise awareness of pet cremation as a humane and environmentally sound means of the final disposition of family pets; and to encourage and assist qualified and motivated students who may not otherwise have the opportunity to succeed in a career in veterinary care. To qualify: New or returning student enrolled in at least six semester credit hours and in the first year of TTC's Veterinary Technology program with a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. Special Application Requirement: Submit an essay from 250-500 words in length entitled "The Role Animals Play in My Life and the Importance of Dignified, Compassionate Aftercare." To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $500 for tuition, books, required class-related equipment and uniforms. Return to top

(R) Pet Rest Cemetery and Cremation Service Veterinary Technology Second Year Scholarship Established by Diane T. Rozier of Berkeley County for students enrolled in TTC's Veterinary Technology program to raise awareness of pet cremation as a humane and environmentally sound means of the final disposition of family pets; and to encourage and assist qualified and motivated students who may not otherwise have the opportunity to succeed in a career in veterinary care. To qualify: Must be the applicant with the highest GPA after completing 24 hours and in the second year of TTC's Veterinary Technology program. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $500 for tuition, books, required class-related equipment and uniforms. Return to top

(N)(R) PICA/Weese Scholarship Established by the PICA Foundation to provide support to promising students preparing for careers in the commercial graphics or printing industry. To qualify: Planning to earn a certificate in the Industrial Technology Printing program or a Commercial Graphics associate degree; enrolled in or have completed Introduction to Graphic Techniques (CGC 101) and have a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA. Special application requirement: An essay by applicant describing his/her career plan, how receipt of this scholarship would affect that plan and how student hopes to make a difference in our community. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $250 for tuition, books, required course materials and equipment. Return to top

(N)(R) John Hugh Price Endowed Scholarship Established by Mrs. Marion Price Elkin in memory of her brother, John Hugh Price, a resident of North Charleston and a member of the North Charleston Sewer District Commission from 1979 to 1989. To qualify: Resident of the tri-county area and a graduate of a North Charleston District high school (Stall, Garrett or North Charleston); a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA; and enroll in and maintain at least six semester credit hours. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See abovefor transcript information. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $650 for tuition and books. Return to top

(N)(R) Albert Bruno Prouvost Memorial Endowed Scholarship  Established in memory of Albert Bruno Prouvost, former president of PLUSA, Inc., to benefit associate degree-seeking students in Engineering Technology, Industrial Technology or health-related programs. To qualify: Resident of Berkeley County enrolled in at least 12 semester credit hours in an Engineering Technology, Industrial Technology or health-related associate degree program; and have a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $650 for tuition and books. Return to top

(R) Elizabeth Douan Rafford Memorial Scholarship Established in 1997 by the late Elizabeth B. Hogg in memory of her daughter Elizabeth Douan Rafford, a Dental Assisting student at TTC, to benefit students in the second semester of TTC's Dental Assisting program. To qualify: Returning second semester Dental Assisting student with a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA; enrolled in a minimum of 12 semester credit hours; have completed DAT 154 with a grade of B or higher; and demonstrate a commitment to the dental assisting profession by active participation in activities such as student organization involvement, attendance at local dental assisting meetings, etc. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $2,500 for tuition, books, required fees, equipment and materials. Return to top

(N)(R)(M) Gene Reed Toyota/Lexus of Charleston Legacy Scholars Fund Established to recognize and assist motivated individuals who, because of family and job-related responsibilities, may not otherwise have the opportunity to succeed. Recipients in good standing will be eligible to apply for internships at Gene Reed Toyota or Lexus of Charleston. To qualify: Tri-county resident. If a full-time student, must be enrolled in 12 semester credit hours or more; if a part-time student, be enrolled in at least six semester credit hours. Must enroll in and maintain at least six semester credit hours at TTC with a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. Preference given to students in automotive, business and information technology programs. To remain eligible these criteria must be met each semester. Special application requirement: An essay by the applicant describing career plan, how this scholarship would affect that plan and how he/she hopes to make a difference in our community. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: For full time students, up to $1,250 for Fall and Spring semesters for up to two years if student continues to qualify (maximum total award: $5,000). For part time students, up to $625 for Fall and Spring semesters for up to four years, if student continues to qualify (maximum total award: $5,000). Use for tuition, books, class-related equipment and tools, and child care. Return to top

(N)(R) Joseph P. Riley Sr. Scholarship Established by the late S.C. Sen. Strom Thurmond in honor of the father of Charleston Mayor Joe Riley Jr., for students in need of financial assistance. To qualify: Legal resident of South Carolina in need of financial assistance. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $300 for tuition. Return to top

(R) Rococo Bakery LLC Scholarship Establishled by Bernd and Armin Gronert, master confectioners and owners of Rococo Bakery LLC, for the benefit of students enrolled in TTC's Hospitality and Culinary Arts Baking and Pastry program. To qualify: Enrolled in TTC's Baking and Pastry Program; completed at least six semester credit hours in the program; have a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA; demonstrate a proficiency in his/her work and possess the attitude and determination necessary to succeed in a chosen career field. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $500 to use at the recipient's discretion. Return to top

(N)(R) Rotary Club of Mt. Pleasant Benefits East Cooper residents who plan to further their education at TTC and who have demonstrated community service involvement. To qualify: Full-time resident of the East Cooper area, a U.S. citizen, have a 2.75 or higher cumulative GPA and plan to be a full-time student at TTC, enrolling in at least 12 semester credit hours. Must demonstrate community service through citizenship activities such as church, charitable, civic or youth groups. Participation in school activities and self-support through part-time employment or entrepreneurial activity will be considered. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $1,000 for tuition and books. Return to top

(R) Charles A. Schleppegrell Humanitarian Scholarship Established by Dr. Keith Bryan Flynn in memory of Charleston dentist Dr. Charles A. Schleppegrell, to benefit Expanded Duty Dental Assisting students. To qualify: Returning second semester Expanded Duty Dental Assisting student with a 2.0 or higher cumulative GPA; have completed DAT 154 with a grade of C or better; and enrolled as a full-time student (as determined by the program coordinator). To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. At least one of the recommendation letters must attest to applicant's demonstration of compassionate and caring concern for fellow classmates, community and chosen profession. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $600 for tuition, books, required fees, equipment and materials. Return to top

(R) D.L. Scurry Foundation Scholarship Benefits continuing full-time TTC students who are in need of financial assistance. To qualify: Show financial need, have attended TTC for one semester for at least 12 semester credit hours in an associate degree program and have a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $650 for tuition. Return to top

(N)(R) Seabrook Island Garden Club Scholarship Encourages motivated students who are in need of financial assistance to pursue productive careers in horticulture. To qualify: Must enroll in TTC's Horticulture Technology associate degree program or the Landscape Maintenance, Landscape Design or Golf Course Maintenance certificate programs. Must enroll in and maintain at least six semester credit hours per semester at TTC and maintain at least six semester credit hours per semester at TTC with a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. Preference will be given to female students. Preference will also be given to residents of Johns Island and secondly to Charleston County residents. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: Return to top  An award of up to $600 for tuition, books and other related needs. Return to top

(R) Ann Hosford Smith Phlebotomy Scholarship Established in 2005 by colleagues and friends in honor of Ann Hosford Smith. Ms. Smith served as department head for Diagnostic and Imaging Services and as coordinator for the Health Sciences certificate in Phlebotomy. She retires in  2006 after serving 17 years in the Allied Health Division.    To qualify: Be a returning student enrolled in the  Phlebotomy program; have  completed at least 10 semester credit hours which include: AHS 105, AHS 142 and AHS 143 with a grade of C or higher; have a GPA of at least 3.0 and demonstrate financial need.  Special application requirement: Submit a typed personal letter that explains the student’s:  a) professional goals, b) financial need, and c) how the award will be used. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $100 for tuition and fees, textbooks and education-related supplies and equipment. Return to top

(N)(R) Snee Farm Garden Club Scholarship Founded by the Snee Farm Garden Club to assist TTC students who live in Charleston County, specifically the East Cooper area, and who have financial need. To qualify: Show financial need. Be a new or returning student enrolled full time or part time with a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA. Preference will be given to students in Horticulture programs who reside in Charleston County, specifically the East Cooper area. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $300 for tuition and fees. Return to top

(R) S.C. Broadcasters Association Scholarship Benefits students enrolled in TTC's Radio and Television Broadcasting program. To qualify: Must have demonstrated broadcasting proficiency, enrolled in at least 12 semester credit hours, completed one semester in TTC's Radio and Television Broadcasting program, have a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA and provide documented evidence of interest in the profession and College and community involvement. Careful consideration will be given to previous employment, College and community activities, club memberships and hobbies. Special consideration will be given to those who intend to enter a profession related to broadcasting after completing the program. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $750 for tuition and books. Return to top

(R) S.C. Dental Association Foundation Sponsored by the S.C. Dental Association Foundation to benefit Dental Hygiene and Dental Assisting students. To qualify: S.C. resident who has completed one semester of Dental Hygiene or Dental Assisting courses with a 2.0 or higher cumulative GPA. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $400 for tuition, books, required course materials and equipment. Return to top

(N)(R) S.C. Electric & Gas Endowed Minority Academic Scholarship Established for minority and low-income students who plan to attend or are currently enrolled at TTC. To qualify: Tri-county resident. New students must enroll in and maintain 12 semester credit hours during the first semester. Returning students must maintain at least six semester credit hours. Both must have a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA and be accepted directly into an associate degree program. Preference will be given to minority applicants and those from low-income families who demonstrate participation in extracurricular and community activities and academic achievement. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $650 for tuition. Return to top

(N)(R) George F. Struzyna Endowed Scholarship Established by George Struzyna, former vice president for finance at TTC, this scholarship assists single parents or children of single parents. To qualify: Must have a 2.75 or higher cumulative GPA, or the high school equivalent for new students. Must be a single parent or have lived as a child of a single parent at some time up to the age of 18. Applicant must clearly demonstrate integrity of character, honesty, stability, a sound sense of family values and high moral standards. Special application requirement: A signed statement from a parent attesting the applicant is a single parent or has lived as a child of a single parent at some time up to the age of 18. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $650 for tuition. Return to top

(R) Dr. Mary Thornley/Phi Theta Kappa Service Scholarship Established by Phi Theta Kappa in honor of TTC President Dr. Mary Thornley, this scholarship recognizes academic achievement of continuing TTC students. To qualify: Must have completed two semesters at TTC, have a 3.75 or higher cumulative GPA and enroll in and maintain at least 12 semester credit hours. Must demonstrate service to TTC and not be a current Phi Theta Kappa officer. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application, proof of being a current PTK member, but not an officer, and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $650 for tuition. Return to top

(R) Trident Association of Legal Assistants (TALA) Scholarship Benefits TTC students pursuing a Legal Assistant associate degree program or a certificate in the Paralegal program who are active members of the Trident Association of Legal Assistants (TALA) and are providing exemplary service to that student organization, TTC and the community. To qualify: Must have completed at least six semester credit hours of legal courses at TTC with a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA; and demonstrated active membership and exemplary service to TALA, TTC and the community through participation in TALA-sponsored events and activities in the preceding semester. Must maintain at least six semester credit hours at TTC with a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA and continue to work toward his/her Legal Assistant associate degree or Paralegal certificate at TTC. Awards will be based equally upon academics and club service. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: Two awards of up to $250 each at the end of each semester (Fall, Spring and Summer) and must be applied toward tuition for the following semester. Return to top

(R) Trident Health System Nursing Scholarship Established by Trident Health System to benefit Nursing students. To qualify: Applicant must be a student enrolled in TTC’s Nursing Program who has successfully completed at least two semesters of nursing, and has at least one full semester remaining at the time of the award; has a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.5. Submit two letters of recommendation; (One letter must be from a clinical instructor verifying the applicant’s (a) clinical ability, (b) good attendance to class and clinicals with no pattern of absences and (c) no more than one unsuccessful attempt in a clinical nursing course. The second letter must be from an SNA advisor verifying active SNA membership which is defined as: attends SNA meetings regularly, with only occasional absences and participates in at least 50% of the fundraising and community service activities sponsored by the SNA.); complete a TTC Scholarship Application, and a Free Application for Federal Student Aid. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $1,000 for tuition, books, required fees, equipment and materials. Return to top

(R) Trident Technical College Alumni Association Campbell Proudfit Memorial Scholarship Honors Maj. Campbell Proudfit, USAF (Ret.), graduate of TTC and Alumni Association Board member, and dedicated volunteer for the College and the community. Benefits a continuing TTC student in need of financial assistance who demonstrates extensive volunteerism to the College and/or community, with preference given to College service. To qualify: Show financial need; have completed at least 24 semester credit hours in a program of study; must enroll in and maintain at least six semester credit hours and be preparing for a career change; must demonstrate extensive volunteerism to the College and/or community; and have a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. Special application requirement: In addition to the standard two recommendation letters, submit two letters from authorized representatives of organizations who can attest to the applicant's involvement in volunteerism and service to TTC and to the community. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $500 for tuition, books and required supplies. Return to top

(R) Trident Technical College Alumni Association Scholarship Benefits continuing TTC students in need of financial assistance. To qualify:  Must have completed at least 24 semester credit hours in a program of study, enroll in and maintain a  minimum of six semester credit hours and must have a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. To apply:  Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation.  Award amount/use:  Nine one-time awards of up to $500 each for tuition, books and required supplies. Return to top

(N)(R)(M) Trident Technical College Foundation Scholarship Benefits continuing TTC students in need of financial assistance. To qualify: Tri-county resident; returning student enrolled in an associate degree or diploma program; maintain at least 12 semester credit hours and have a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. To remain eligible criteria must be met each semester. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: Up to $500 for Fall and $500 for Spring semester for tuition and books if student continues to qualify. Maximum total award $1,000. Return to top

(N)(R) Trident Veterinary Medical Association - Daniel Bradford Memorial Scholarship Provides awards for students in TTC's Veterinary Technology program who demonstrate academic achievement and financial need. Given by members of the Trident Veterinary Medical Association in memory of Daniel Bradford of Sumter, S.C., a former veterinary technician who was seeking a degree in Veterinary Medicine at Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in St. Kitts. To qualify: S.C. resident who demonstrates financial need; new or a returning student enrolled full- or part-time in the Veterinary Technology program; have a 2.0 or higher cumulative GPA in program courses; and enroll in and maintain at least six semester credit hours in the program. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and one letter of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: Two one-time awards up to $500. Return to top

(N)(R) Felix Turner Building Futures Scholarship Created in 1997 by Blackbaud to honor Felix Turner, this scholarship provides support for students who are participating in the partnership between TTC and Sea Island Habitat for Humanity. To qualify: S.C. resident of Charleston, Berkeley or Dorchester county enrolled full time or part time in the Basic Construction Trades program with a 2.0 or higher cumulative GPA. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $500 for tuition, books, required course materials and equipment. Return to top

(N)(R)(M) Susan Fisher Wallace Fire Service Scholarship Established with a bequest from Susan Wallace, a former TTC student and administrative specialist for the Business Technology Division, in appreciation of the assistance given to her by firemen from the town of Mt. Pleasant. To qualify: Tri-county resident in need of financial assistance and currently employed by and remain employed by a county, municipal or public service district fire department in South Carolina; enrolled in the Fire Service career path, in TTC courses that are program requirements; returning to school to enhance a career in fire service; have and maintain a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA; and be enrolled in and maintain at least six semester credit hours in the program. To remain eligible criteria must be met each semester. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. One letter must be from an authorized representative of the applicant's employing fire department. The employment letter should attest to the applicant's dedication to fire service and determination to advance his/her career through education. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: Up to the cost of books and tuition for the number of semester credit hours enrolled in for the Fire Service career path for Fall and Spring semesters, as long as the recipient continues to qualify. Award also may be made during the Summer Term if the recipient is enrolled. Five years will be the maximum time allowed for any recipient to receive the scholarship for tuition, books, required fees, equipment and materials. Return to top

(N)(R) Water Environment Association of South Carolina Ronald K. Sanders Scholarship To qualify: Student must be pursuing an Associate Degree in Mechanical, Civil or Environmental Engineering Technology.  Student must be a South Carolina resident and must have and maintain a grade point average of not less than a 3.0. While not required, it is the desire of the Water Environment Association of South Carolina that the recipient be a second-year student or a first year student who is a member of the Association and who is employed as a water or wastewater operator certified by the South Carolina Environmental Certification Board. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. If you are a member of the Water Environment Association of South Carolina and/or are employed as a water or wastewater operator certified by the South Carolina Environmental Certification Board, please indicate this information on your scholarship application. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: A one time award of up to $750 for tuition, fees, books, and supplies. Return to top

(N) West Ashley Optimist Club Scholarship Assists students in need of financial support to acquire skills at TTC to become independent, productive members of the region's work force. To qualify: Enroll in and maintain at least 12 semester credit hours and a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA in a TTC associate degree or certificate program. Preference will be given to current year graduating seniors of West Ashley or Johns Island high schools and residents of 29414 or 29407 zip code areas. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $250 for tuition, books and equipment. Return to top

(N)(R) C. deVineau White Memorial Scholarship Established by the Charleston County Grants Administration in memory of C. deVineau White, a valued employee and colleague. To qualify: Tri-county resident who has a 2.5 or higher GPA; age 17-21 at time of scholarship award; and enrolled in at least nine semester credit hours. Preference will be given to a Human Services certificate student. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $500 for tuition and books. Return to top

(N)(R)(M) Sarah G. Williams and Ladson L. Williams Endowed Scholarship Created in 2007 by the Estate of Ladson L. Williams Jr. to assist students enrolled in any program of study. To qualify: Enroll in and maintain at least 6 semester credit hours; have a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA in an associate degree, diploma or certificate program. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use:   Awarded each Fall and Spring semester until program completion, if student continues to qualify.  Up to $1,000 for Fall and up to $1,000 for Spring semester tuition and books for up to three years or until program completion if student continues to qualify. Maximum total award: $6,000. Return to top

(R) Wine Savvy Women Scholarship Benefits TTC Culinary Arts students who demonstrate financial need and achievement. To qualify: Show financial need, be a full- or part-time returning student enrolled in TTC's Culinary Arts Program; have a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA. Preference will be given to a female student. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $ 500 for tuition, textbooks and education-related equipment. Return to top

(N)(R) Joyce Wohnig Memorial Scholarship Renamed in 1992 in memory of Joyce Wohnig, the fund benefits students in TTC's Medical Assisting program (formerly named the Medical Assisting Scholarship). To qualify: Tri-county resident; accepted into the Medical Assisting program; enroll in and maintain a minimum of nine semester credit hours; and have a 2.5 or higher cumulative GPA. Prior recipients of this scholarship are not eligible. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. Award amount/use: A one-time award of up to $300 for tuition. Return to top

(N)(R)(M) W. Athell Yon Endowed Automotive Scholarship Established in 1993 in memory of W. Athell Yon, in recognition of his outstanding professional contributions to the automotive industry, TTC and the community. A member of TTC's governing board, the College's Automotive Technology Advisory Committee and the Area Commission, he organized the Independent Garage Owners of South Carolina, worked with the American Association of Motor Administrators and was named to the Board of Directors of the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence. To qualify: Pursuing an Automotive Technology associate degree or Automotive Servicing certificate. New students must be high school graduates or equivalent, and returning students must have attended TTC or any accredited college and completed a minimum of six semester credit hours with a 2.5 or higher GPA. Must enroll in and maintain a minimum of six semester credit hours with a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA in AUT-prefix courses. To remain eligible, criteria must be met each semester. Special application requirements: Submit a paragraph explaining interest in the automotive career field and professional goals. To apply: Submit a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation. See above. New students: See above for transcript information. Award amount/use: Up to $500 for Fall and Spring semesters for full-time students and up to $250 for Fall and Spring for part-time students. Maximum total award for full-time students is $2,000 over two years. Maximum total award for part-time students is $2,000 over four years. Recipient must continue to qualify each semester. Return to top

(R) Linda Ziegler Humanities and Social Sciences Scholarship Fund Established in 2006 in honor of Dr. Linda Ziegler, former TTC Vice President of Academics. To qualify: Be a declared major in the Associate of Arts program at TTC; have completed at least twenty-four credit hours toward a major in the Associate of Arts program at TTC; maintain at least twelve credit hours per semester with a cumulative grade point average of 3.0; be a tri-county resident for at least one year; and demonstrate an intent to transfer to another institution after graduation from TTC to pursue advanced studies in a Humanities/Social Sciences discipline. Preference is given to those who have overcome obstacles such as socioeconomic or educational disadvantages and are members of groups such as African Americans or Native Americans or of Hispanic descent. To apply: Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a TTC Scholarship Application and two letters of recommendation, one of which must come from a TTC faculty member. See page one. Award Special Application Requirement. Student must submit a 250-word essay describing the reasons for selecting a Humanities/Social Sciences major. Amount/Use: Up to $1,000 for tuition, required books, equipment and supplies for the Fall and Spring term for one year if student continues to qualify. Return to top