TTC VETS Center

The TTC VETS Center is open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Wednesday. The center is in Bldg. 700/Rm. 201 on Thornley Campus. Stop by or call 843-574-6882.

Student Activity Periods

Active duty and veterans are invited to use the VETS Center for student activity meetings (Bldg. 700/Rm. 201). Call 843-574-6882 or 843-574-6105 to reserve.

Workforce Training Programs

Please note: Workforce Training Programs (noncredit courses) are not eligible for VA benefits.

SC Department of Veterans' Affairs Newsletter - October 2022

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GI Bill Student Newsletter - July 2022

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VA Mental Health Resources

Experiencing stress related to financial challenges, substance use disorder and mental health issues can impact your physical and mental health. VA has resources to address the unique stressors and experiences that Veterans may face. Learn more: mentalhealth.va.gov

Veterans License Plate Updates

Changes are coming for South Carolina veterans seeking military license plates. Changes will impact the SCDMV application process starting April 18. Also, on May 6, the SCDMV will expand and update its Military License Plate Program in accordance with legislation that takes effect the same day. Click here for more information.

IHL Students: Prepare for monthly enrollment verification

The date is almost here!  New this school year, Post-9/11 GI Bill students need to verify their attendance each month. Starting with terms after Dec. 17, 2021, students attending an Institution of Higher Learning (IHL) facility will be required to verify their enrollment on a monthly basis to continue receiving Monthly Housing Allowance and/or kicker payments. This requirement has been in effect for Non-College Degree students since Aug. 1, 2021.

If you have a US mobile phone number on file with VA, and you’re actively enrolled at an IHL, you should receive a text after Dec. 17 inviting you to opt-in to text verification. This is the simplest and most efficient way to verify monthly enrollment. To learn more, visit the monthly enrollment verification webpage.

Passage of REMOTE Act extends protections for GI Bill students

On December 21, 2021, President Biden signed the “Responsible Education Mitigating Options and Technical Extensions Act” or the “REMOTE Act” into law.  

This law extends the various COVID-19 protections for GI Bill students from December 21, 2021, to June 1, 2022. In part, this means that students who were attending a course that was converted to online training because of COVID-19, and were getting paid the resident rate, may continue to train online, and will continue to receive the resident housing rate until June 1, 2022.