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Clovis Community College
Summerville, SC
7 Programs
Available Programs
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Computer Information Systems
Computers & TechnologyVirtually all organizations rely on computer and information technology to conduct business and operate efficiently. To prepare students for entry-level careers in this field, the Computer Information Systems program provides two Associate of Applied Science degrees with areas of concentration constructed around industry desired skills and certifications.
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Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice & LegalThe Criminal Justice Department at CCC offers an online Certificate of Completion in Criminal Justice to students who have completed the required 30 hours in Criminal Justice. Many courses are taught by current law enforcement officers who have specific training and expertise in a specialized area of criminal justice.
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Legal Assistant Studies (Paralegal)
Criminal Justice & LegalAt Clovis Community College we are proud to offer our students training and instruction from a broad-based perspective in many areas of law, which allows students to explore the discipline before committing to an area of specialization. Our Associate of Applied Science Degree in Legal Assistant Studies boasts the unique benefit of offering this degree entirely online.
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Early Childhood Education
Education & TeachingIf you are considering a degree in Early Childhood Education, you should enjoy children and have a strong desire to help them learn and succeed. In a school or early childhood setting, graduates of this program use effective instructional strategies to help students with lessons and assignments, motivate and encourage students to participate in learning activities, and facilitate and encourage positive student behaviors.
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General Studies
Liberal Arts & CommunicationThe Associate of General Studies Degree provides a flexible option for students who wish to combine coursework in several areas of interest. Students can design a program of study around their interests by selecting a variety of courses in one or more areas.
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Liberal Arts
Liberal Arts & CommunicationThis program is designed for students who seek not to declare a major immediately but who wish to complete an associate degree as a foundation for a future bachelors degree. Students will learn many fundamental skills and attributes essential in a competitive job market.