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Electronics Engineering Technology Associate Degree

Launch Your Electronics Engineering Technology Career with an ABET-Accredited Degree 

Median Annual Earning Potential of $78,000 (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics)

For more than 50 years, Spartanburg Community College's Electronics Engineering Technology (EET) program has maintained ABET accreditation, a distinction that demonstrates the program's commitment to quality, innovation, and workforce relevance. Through hands-on learning and industry-aligned curriculum, students gain the knowledge and technical skills employers value. Graduates leave prepared for high-demand careers with a degree recognized for meeting rigorous industry standards.

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SCC’s School of Business, Computer & Engineering Technology is proud to report that the EET program met and exceeded all ABET accreditation outcomes for the 2025-2026 review cycle.
Ready to turn your interest in technology into a rewarding career? Explore SCC's ABET-accredited EET program, learn about career opportunities, and Apply Today!

Program Overview

Electronics Engineering Technology students gain skills necessary to assist engineers in designing, building, installing and testing electronic, computer, power, and telecommunication equipment. They also develop skills in computer architecture, software development, programming applications, and computer networking.

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Accounting, AAS

Accounting students develop the skills to analyze, record, summarize and report accounting information.
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Accounting Specialist Certificate

Accounting specialist students develop basic accounting skills to analyze, record, summarize and report accounting information. A comprehensive study of payroll accounting procedures, individual income tax procedures, Excel spreadsheet applications, and computerized accounting software applications are included. Students focus on communication, general office procedures and professional development.

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