Savannah Technical College academic enrollment for fall semester achieved an increase 14.2% students, bringing total enrollment up to 3,783 students, compared with the start of the semester the previous year. 

"This growth is a testament to the quality of our programs and the dedication of our faculty and staff," said STC President Dr. Ryan Foley. "Savannah Technical College continues to be committed to provide students with training and hands-on experience they need to be career ready and to provide a qualified workforce for our region."

Increased enrollment in high-demand programs reflects growing interest in industries vital to the region and state’s economy, such as healthcare, manufacturing, and aviation.

Students may still enroll in classes for fall semester. The Fall mini-mester begins October 11. Classes are available in-person and online.

Savannah Technical College graduates are career ready with training employers want for high-demand jobs. Within one year of graduation, 100% of STC graduates are working or continuing their education and 92.5% are working in their field of study (AY22). With more than 45 programs, the College has training for careers in health care, manufacturing, aviation technology, business and professional services, industrial technology, and general studies. High demand industry training is also available with additional HOPE Career Grant funding for those that qualify. Students may also start at Savannah Tech and transfer 28 general education (core) courses to any University System of Georgia institution.