Program comparison
Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician (HAC, HACR, HVAC, HVACR). programs in South Carolina
Compare schools offering this field using federal program earnings and estimated total program cost. Missing program earnings remain unavailable rather than using a school-wide substitute.
West Columbia, SC · Public
Undergraduate Certificate or Diploma
Program lengthVaries
1-year program earnings$46,803
Est. total program costN/A
Earnings / est. total costN/A
Greenville, SC · Public
Undergraduate Certificate or Diploma
Program length1 to less than 2 year certificate
1-year program earnings$38,171
Est. total program cost$23,309
Earnings / est. total cost1.6×
West Columbia, SC · Public
Associate's Degree
Program length2-year degree
1-year program earnings$35,127
Est. total program cost$9,294
Earnings / est. total cost3.8×
Columbia, SC · Private
Undergraduate Certificate or Diploma
Program length1 to less than 2 year certificate
1-year program earnings$33,511
Est. total program cost$40,604
Earnings / est. total cost0.8×
Florence, SC · Public
Associate's Degree
Program length2-year degree
1-year program earningsN/A
Est. total program cost$4,008
Earnings / est. total costN/A
Greenwood, SC · Public
Associate's Degree
Program length2-year degree
1-year program earningsN/A
Est. total program cost$22,732
Earnings / est. total costN/A
Pendleton, SC · Public
Associate's Degree
Program length2-year degree
1-year program earningsN/A
Est. total program cost$29,340
Earnings / est. total costN/A
Charleston, SC · Public
Undergraduate Certificate or Diploma
Program length1 to less than 2 year certificate
1-year program earningsN/A
Est. total program cost$2,798
Earnings / est. total costN/A
Rock Hill, SC · Public
Undergraduate Certificate or Diploma
Program length1 to less than 2 year certificate
1-year program earningsN/A
Est. total program cost$11,803
Earnings / est. total costN/A
U.S. Department of Education data updated: 2026-06-10. Federal data can be suppressed where cohorts are too small.