PEACHTREE – Tri-County Community College celebrated a record-breaking 321 graduates – the largest class in its history – with 250 students participating in the commencement on May 8.
The milestone highlights the college’s ongoing commitment to expanding access to higher education and workforce training across Cherokee, Clay and Graham counties.
Graduates earned a total of 429 credentials across a wide range of academic and workforce programs, reflecting the diversity of opportunities available at TCCC.
Programs represented include:
Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)
• Accounting & Finance
• Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigerating Technology
• Automotive Systems Technology
• Building Construction Technology
• Business Administration
• Cosmetology
• Criminal Justice Technology
• Early Childhood Education (Career Path)
• Electrical Engineering Technology
• Electrical Systems Technology
• Emergency Medical Science
• General Occupational Technology
• Human Services Technology (including Social Services)
• Information Technology Support
• Medical Assisting
• Medical Office Administration
• Medical Sonography
• Nursing
• Office Management (including Legal Office)
• Welding Technology
College Transfer Programs
• Associate in Arts (A.A.)
• Associate in Science (A.S.)
• Associate in Fine Arts in Visual Arts (A.F.A.)
• Associate in General Education (A.G.E.) – Nursing
Diplomas
• Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration Technology
• Business Administration
• Cosmetology
• Therapeutic Massage
Certificates
• Accounting & Finance
• Business Administration (including Marketing & Retailing)
• Esthetics Technology
• Income Tax Preparer
• Information Technology / IT Support
• Medical Office Administration
• Payroll Accounting Clerk
• Welding Technology
“This year’s record-breaking class is a testament to our commitment to empowering individuals, strengthening the workforce, and enriching the communities we serve,” said Dr. Donna Tipton-Rogers, president of Tri-County Community College. “We are incredibly proud of our graduates and the determination they have shown in reaching this milestone. Whether entering the workforce or continuing their education, they leave TCCC prepared to make meaningful contributions.”
Many graduates are entering high-demand careers immediately, while others are continuing their education at four-year institutions - further demonstrating TCCC’s role as a pathway to opportunity and economic mobility.
Registration for summer classes is now open through June 2, offering a variety of programs designed for recent high school graduates and adult learners seeking new skills or career advancement.
With flexible scheduling, affordable tuition, and strong student support services, TCCC offers registration three ways:
• Meet with an academic adviser for a face-to-face registration session or visit the Advising and Career Center in the Harper Building.
• Register online through self-service.
• Email the Advising and Career Center staff from a TCCC student email account at acc@tricountycc.edu.
High school students interested in taking summer courses through the Career and College Promise Program should contact their high school counselor for eligibility requirements and registration dates.
Details: Visit tricountycc.edu.