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South Carolina clinicals for Maryville NP students

South Carolina is open to all five Maryville NP tracks on the June 2026 grids. South Carolina does have an approval rule for out-of-state nursing programs, but it targets programs leading to initial licensure and is silent on APRN programs. The practical questions are your license, a preceptor who fits Maryville's rule, and a tax credit with conditions attached.

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2029last tax year of South Carolina's preceptor credit under 2024 Act No. 217
Maryville NP tracks for students in South Carolina (June 2026 licensure grids): open for FNP, AGPCNP, AGACNP, PMHNP, PNP. RN license: in the compact. NP practice: restricted.
South Carolina: 5 of 5 Maryville NP tracks open on the June 2026 licensure grids; RN license in the compact; NP practice restricted (AANP).

Tracks you can complete from South Carolina

South Carolina on Maryville's June 2026 licensure grids
Maryville programSouth Carolina status
MSNMeets: FNP, AGPCNP, AGACNP, PMHNP and PNP
Post-master's certificateMeets in all five concentrations
DNP with an NP concentrationMeets in all five
BSN-to-DNPMeets in all five

On the current curriculum each track runs 750 clinical hours across three practicums. Per Maryville's 2023 webinar, one preceptor can stay with an FNP or AGPCNP student from term to term, so a good South Carolina match in those tracks may cover more than one practicum.

Regulation 91-6, and the license you need

Under S.C. Code Regs. 91-6, a program with a parent institution in another state needs South Carolina Board of Nursing approval before running clinical experiences that lead students to initial licensure. Among the conditions: the program is fully approved in its home state; direct supervision on site and on shift comes from faculty holding a South Carolina or other compact-state license; there is a written clinical affiliation agreement; precepted experiences follow South Carolina rules; and any change in compliance is reported to the Board in writing within 15 days.

You already hold an RN license, and the regulation doesn't address APRN programs. No separate Board approval step for an out-of-state NP program appears in the sources, which is not the same as a ruling, so confirm with Maryville that nothing more is needed for your site.

Your license is simpler. South Carolina's Nurse Licensure Compact participation began January 19, 2018. Hold either a South Carolina license or a multistate license from your compact home state, and the clinical state is covered as Maryville requires. See RN license for clinicals for moving and multistate questions.

Practice agreements and who can precept you

In AANP's terms South Carolina is restricted: a practice agreement with a physician is what lets an NP perform delegated acts, and controlled-substance supply is limited. Every NP you ask works under an agreement with a physician, so one practice can offer two possible preceptors.

Both have to pass Maryville's preceptor rule. In practice that means a board-certified APRN, MD or DO with at least twelve months of experience, whose license in their practice state is unencumbered. The PMHNP track widens the pool to LCSWs and to psychologists holding a PsychD or PhD. Where board certification is missing, the route is the Preceptor Exception Form, which Maryville must approve.

The preceptor tax credit, and who can claim it

S.C. Code § 12-6-3800 gives physician, APRN and PA preceptors who work uncompensated an income tax credit per qualifying rotation, for up to four rotations a year, plus a deduction for up to six more. A 2024 act extended it through tax year 2029, though the Department of Revenue's Revenue Ruling #20-2 still shows the original January 1, 2026 repeal.

Conditions a preceptor must meet

  • Precept at least two rotations a year, without pay
  • Participate in Medicaid, with at least 100 Medicaid and Medicare patients combined
  • Or practice in a clinic that serves patients without charge

Our sources don't say whether a rotation for an out-of-state program qualifies, so don't present the credit as settled; a preceptor should check with SCDOR before counting on it. Maryville itself doesn't pay preceptors.

Greenville, Charleston, Columbia and the Charlotte edge

South Carolina's largest metros on 2025 Census estimates are Greenville-Anderson-Greer, Charleston-North Charleston and Columbia, plus the South Carolina side of the Charlotte metro. Systems on NP students' radar include MUSC Health and Prisma Health, as well as Lexington Health, McLeod Health and Roper St. Francis Healthcare. None of them is known to take Maryville students; they're a starting point for a search, nothing more.

If a system runs its own onboarding, check Maryville's onboarding list and the Onboarding Request Form. A clinic across the line in the Charlotte metro follows North Carolina rules instead.

Why South Carolina students choose us

From Greenville to Charleston and the Charlotte edge, we run the search where you live. A placement advisor looks for a board-certified NP or physician near you who meets Maryville's rule, remembering that one practice can offer both, and lines up the CV, license and certification details for the Exxat request before it's due. Maryville gives the final approval, and the file it sees is complete. Use the form below to send your track and nearest city.

Questions Maryville students ask

Does South Carolina require Maryville faculty on site during my clinicals?

The on-site, on-shift faculty supervision in Regulation 91-6 is a condition for out-of-state programs preparing students for initial licensure. The regulation doesn't address APRN programs, and Maryville's NP practicums use preceptors. If a site reads the rule differently, ask the Maryville Online Clinical Team to answer the site directly.

I live near Charlotte on the South Carolina side. Can I train in North Carolina?

Post-licensure graduate programs aren't approved or disapproved by North Carolina's Board, by its own account, and both states are compact members, so your South Carolina multistate license works there. The North Carolina site still needs Maryville's approval, a signed agreement and a preceptor who meets Maryville's rule.

Does the June 2026 grid cover South Carolina for Maryville's DNP?

Yes for the DNP with an NP concentration and the BSN-to-DNP: both grids mark South Carolina “Meets” for all five NP tracks. The 33-credit post-master's DNP, which has no NP concentration, isn't a licensure program and has no grid. Its work centers on a DNP project (NURS 701, then NURS 705–707) rather than NP practicums.

Could my South Carolina preceptor claim the tax credit for my rotation?

Possibly, but our sources don't settle it. The credit needs at least two uncompensated rotations a year and either the Medicaid patient condition or a clinic that serves patients without charge. Whether a Maryville rotation counts toward those isn't stated, so the preceptor should ask SCDOR before relying on it.

Hand us the search. Keep your start date.

Tell us your Maryville track, your county and your next start. We look for a preceptor and a site that fit what Maryville approves, and help you get the Exxat request right.

  • Matched to your track's population and setting
  • Checked against Maryville's preceptor rules before you submit
  • In person near you, or a virtual option where your course allows it

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