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South Carolina
School Counselor
Conferences 2014
August 26
August 27
August 28
August 29
Lander University
Columbia College
Trident Technical College
Florence-Darlington Technical College
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Welcome to the 2014 CACRAO South Carolina School Counselor Conferences! Our committee has
worked extremely hard to make each conference both a pleasant and informative experience for you.
As an organization, we are dedicated to providing local students and school counselors alike with
quality programs that offer outstanding higher education exposure. We appreciate everything you do
to assist your students with the admissions process, and we are so glad that you are here.
The only way that we can make these conferences better is with your feedback. Please let us know
your thoughts!
Brianna Miller
Committee Chair
Francis Marion University
A very special thank you to the following:
All of the site coordinators for your hard work in making this year’s conferences a success!
All other committee members for your hard work and dedication:
Kenneth Roach, Lander University
Michelle Harter, Columbia College
Allan Barboza, Trident Technical College
Ivy Ingram, Florence-Darlington Technical College
Kourtney Love, University of South Carolina
2014 SC Educational Opportunity Travel Schedule
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September 3-5:
Myrtle Beach
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September 8-12:
Columbia, Lexington
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September 15-19:
Charleston, Hilton Head, Beaufort
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September 22-26:
Greenville, Spartanburg, Cherokee, Union
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September 29-October 3:
Rock Hill (York), Orangeburg, Sumter
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October 6-10:
Pee Dee
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October 13-17:
Anderson, Pickens, Oconee
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October 20-24:
Off - No travel this week
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October 27-31:
Greenwood, Laurens, Newberry, Aiken
Please visit http://www.cacrao.org/committees/SCeducational-opportunityscheduling/SC-edop for more information.
 Four-year private institution
 2,651 undergraduates students enrolled
 315 graduate students enrolled
 40 undergraduate programs available
 9 graduate programs available
 Average Class Size: 35
 Student/Faculty Ratio: 17:1
 16 Sports Teams
316 Boulevard
Anderson, SC 29621
(864) 328-1835
www.andersonuniversity.edu/admissions
Men: Baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, tennis, track & field,
and wrestling
Women: Basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, track &
field, and volleyball
 Mascot: Trojans
Admission Statistics
Average Cost of Attendance
 Average weighted GPA: 3.96
Total in-state tuition per year: $23,750
 Average ACT: 24
With room & board: $32,500
 Deadlines:
 Average SAT: 1083 (1600 scale)
 Consider Writing in Admissions Decision: No
Application Deadlines: Rolling admissions
Scholarship Deadlines: Various
Updates:
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U.S. News & World Report recognizes AU as a “Top Tier” (#20) university in the
South.
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One of “49 Up-and-Coming” universities to watch, according to U.S. News &
World Report, for progress and innovation for the past five years in a row.
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Anderson University has been named one of “America’s 100 Best College Buys,”
per the Institutional Research and Evaluation.
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Ranked by the Princeton Review among its “Best in the Southeast.”
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Ranked the “most efficient” highly-ranked regional college in the South, by U.S.
News and World Report for achieving high quality while holding down the cost of
education.
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Anderson University was recently ranked #2 in the South for “Best Undergraduate
Teaching” among regional colleges per U.S. News and World Report.
ANDERSON UNIVERSITY
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Four-year public institution
16,025 undergraduates students enrolled
1,813 graduate students enrolled
104 undergraduate programs available
49 graduate programs available
Average Class Size: 27
Student/Faculty Ratio: 16:1
16 Sports Teams (NCAA Division I, Sun Belt Conference)
Men: Baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, indoor and
outdoor track & field, soccer, tennis, and wrestling (Southern Conference).
Women: Basketball, cross country, field hockey (NorPac Conference), golf,
indoor and outdoor track & field, soccer, softball, tennis, and volleyball.
 Mascot: Yosef
Appalachian State University
John Thomas Hall
287 Rivers St.
ASU Box 32004
Boone, NC 28608
(828) 262-2120
 Average ACT: 26.1
 Consider Writing in Admissions Decision: Yes
Total out-of-state tuition per year: $18,670
 Deadlines:
With room & board: Varies
Updates:
Application Deadlines: (see below)
November 15 with notification by January 25
February 1 with notification by March 1
March 15 with notification by April 4
Scholarship Deadlines: December 1
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Appalachian State University is ranked 3rd among the top public universities in the South
(U.S. News and World Report).
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Repeatedly cited as a best value in public education, Appalachian's tuition and fees
include a textbook rental program, saving students hundreds of dollars over four years.
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Appalachian encourages undergraduate students to participate in research projects
alongside their professors. Their work is showcased at professional conferences across
the US.
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With study aboard opportunities on every continent, Appalachian students have access to
approximately 200 foreign sites for semester and year-long programs of study.
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Appalachian has nine buildings that are certified, registered, or built on LEED standards,
the nation’s preeminent program for the design, construction, and operation of high
performance green buildings.
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The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree, part of the new College of Health
Sciences, is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY
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 896 undergraduates students enrolled
 19 Sports Teams
Men: Baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, lacrosse, soccer, tennis,
track & field, wrestling, volleyball
Belmont Abbey College
100 Belmont-Mt. Holly Rd.
Belmont, NC 28012
(704) 461-6665
www.belmontabbeycollege.edu/admissions
Women: Basketball, cross country, golf, lacrosse, soccer, softball, tennis,
track & field, volleyball
 Mascot: Crusader
Total tuition per year: $18,500 (2013-2014 Rate)
Room & board estimate: $10,000
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Average weighted GPA: 3.14
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Average SAT: 497 Critical Reading, 513 Math
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Average ACT: 23
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Consider Writing in Admissions Decision: No
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Deadlines:
Application Deadlines: Rolling
Scholarship Deadlines: Early and Regular Decision
(check website for updated deadlines.)
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The Abbey is a Catholic, Benedictine, private, liberal arts institution that welcomes
students of all religious and cultural backgrounds.
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We offer a unique Motorsports Management major.
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We reset tuition by 33%.
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We are just 10 miles west of Charlotte—great location!
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Ever accepted student receives a merit-based scholarship.
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We have premier scholarships including our Honors Institute, Hintemeyer Catholic
Leadership, and St. Thomas More Scholars.
BELMONT ABBEY COLLEGE
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1700 Wade Hampton Blvd.
Greenville, SC 29614
(800) 252-6363 or (864) 242-5100 ext. 2050
www.bju.edu/admission
 8 Sports Teams (National Christian College Athletic Association)
Men: Basketball, cross country, golf, soccer
Women: Basketball, cross country, golf, soccer
 Mascot: Bruins
BJU is dedicated to helping students build a worldview that is
grounded in God’s Truth.
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Total tuition per year: $13,570
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Average unweighted GPA: 3.03
Average ACT: 23
ACT Mid-Range: 21-25
Deadlines:
Application Deadlines: August 22 (fall); January 2
(spring); notification of admission on a rolling basis
Scholarship Deadlines: None
Music lessons are offered at no additional cost above regular tuition.
BJU graduating seniors have achieved a 95% pass rate on the Fundamentals of
Engineering exam (2012-13 data).
BJU nursing students have maintained a NCLEX pass rate above 97% since 2007, and they
have consistently outdone the national and South Carolina pass rates for more than 10
years.
BJU graduating teacher education students have achieved a 90% pass rate on the PRAXIS
II exam.
Nearly 95% of new students who applied for grants or scholarships received financial aid.
More than 80% of our pre-med/pre-dent graduates are accepted into medical school
within a year of graduating BJU—that’s 35% higher than the national average. 100% of
our 2014 premed grads who applied to medical school were accepted!
For more than a decade, our accounting graduates have consistently outperformed state
and national CPA Exam pass rates for all 4 sections taken. Our graduates hold CPA
certification in more than 25 states, including Hawaii, Alaska, California, Texas, New
Hampshire, New York, Colorado, Ohio, and North Carolina.
BOB JONES UNIVERSITY
Fast Facts
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 20 Sports Teams
Men: Basketball, baseball, cheerleading, cross country, cycling, football,
golf, lacrosse, soccer, tennis, and track
Women: Basketball, cheerleading, cross country, cycling, golf, lacrosse,
soccer, softball, tennis, track, and volleyball
 Mascot: Tornados
Office of Admissions
1 Brevard College Dr.
Brevard, NC 28712
(828) 884-8332
www.Brevard.edu
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Room & board per year: $35,260
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Average SAT: 1393 (2400 scale)
Average ACT: 20
Deadlines:
Scholarship Deadlines: Rolling
Updates:
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Brevard College experienced record enrolment for our Fall 2013 class.
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Three years of steady growth in enrollment.
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Millions of dollars in renovations in the last couple of years throughout campus.
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Added new off-campus residential housing.
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Plans to build a new residence hall on campus in the near future.
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Our unique locations paired with our experiential education allows for some
fascinating hands-on opportunities for our students.
BREVARD COLLEGE
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Four-year private institution
750 undergraduates students enrolled
75 Beattie Place, Suite 100
Greenville, SC 29601
(864) 239-5312
www.brownmackie.edu/greenville
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Please contact Admissions office regarding
academic requirements
Deadlines:
Application Deadlines:
Brown Mackie College enrolls monthly
Scholarship Deadlines:
Review process is ongoing
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Open enrollment—high school diploma or GED required.
Students take one course per month.
Brown Mackie College offers career-focused education.
Students receive individualized attention and hands-on training.
Accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and
Schools (ACICS)
Licensed by the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education (CHE)
BROWN MACKIE COLLEGE
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 1,200 graduate students enrolled
 21 Sports Teams
P.O. Box 546
Buies Creek, NC 27506
(910) 893-1290
www.campbell.edu/admissions
Men: Baseball, basketball, cheerleading, cross country, football, golf,
soccer, tennis, track & field, wrestling
Women: Basketball, cross country, golf, lacrosse, soccer, swimming,
tennis, track & field, and volleyball
 Mascot: Fighting Camels
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Average ACT: 22
Consider Writing in Admissions Decision: Yes
Deadlines:
Scholarship Deadlines: Contact admissions
Updates:
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In 2013, Campbell University founded the first medical school in NC in 35 years,
and the only school of osteopathic medicine.
Campbell’s Doctor of Pharmacy students enjoy a 98% board passage rate.
The Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law boasts the highest bar passage rate of
any NC law school over the past 26 years.
Campbell will begin a Bachelor of Science in Nursing in the 2014-15 year.
Home to unique majors such as Trust & Wealth Management (only one in the
country), PGA Golf Management (one of only 19 in the country), and Homeland
Security (only one in NC).
The Campus Activities Board was recognized in 2013 as the best activities board in
the South.
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY
Fast Facts
 300-400 graduate students enrolled
 Over 40 undergraduate programs available
 1 graduate program available
 18 Sports Teams (NCAA Division II, South Atlantic Conference)
Men: Basketball, cross country, golf, football, lacrosse, swimming, soccer,
Admissions Department
2300 W. Innes St.
Salisbury, NC 28144
(704) 637-4402
www.catawba.edu/admissions
and tennis
Women: Basketball, cheerleading, cross country, golf, lacrosse, swimming,
soccer, softball, tennis, volleyball
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Average SAT: 1006
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Average ACT: 19.5
Room & board estimate: $9,880
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Scholarship Deadlines: Rolling
Updates:
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Lilly Center for Vocation and Values.
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Excellent Honors program!
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Nationally recognized for our theatre and music programs.
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One of only four NC higher education institutions to receive “the most
grateful grad.”
CATAWBA COLLEGE
Fast Facts
506 North Guignard Dr.
Sumter, SC 29150
(803) 778-6605
www.cctech.edu/future
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Over 50 undergraduate degree, diploma, and certificate programs
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Minimum SAT: 470 Reading, 460 Math, M/C Grammar
Subsection 47 and place out of Reading
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In-County Tuition: $3, 840 per year
Minimum ACT: 19 English (and place out of Reading),
19 Math
Out-of-County Tuition: $4,440 per year
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Out-of-State Tuition: $6,624 per year
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*Based on 12 credit hours. Tuition rate may vary by program.
Additional fees may apply.
Other placement/admissions test if no SAT/ACT scores: ACT
COMPASS
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Minimum ACT COMPASS: 46 Reading, 15 English, 21 Math
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Application Deadlines: Open Enrollment
Scholarship Deadlines: March 15 (CCTC Foundation Scholarship)
Updates:
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Our tuition is affordable, and with the help of financial aid, scholarships, grants
and lottery tuition assistance, anyone can pay for college.
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We offer Associate Degrees, a Bridge Program to USC Columbia, and transfer
courses accepted by South Carolina public colleges and universities.
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We have an average class size of approximately 19 students.
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Most Central Carolina Technical College graduates either find jobs in the fields
they’ve trained for or transfer to a four-year university for further study. Over the
past three years, the college has had an average job placement rate of 93%.
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We recruit faculty from across the country to give students the benefit of
instructional diversity.
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We offer student services to help our students succeed as well as Student Life
opportunities.
CENTRAL CAROLINA TECHNICAL COLLEGE
Fast Facts
 16 Sports Teams (NCAA Division I, Big South Conference)
Men: Baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, indoor track &
field, outdoor track & field
Women: Basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, indoor
track & field, outdoor track & field, volleyball
 Mascot: Buccaneers
P.O. Box 118087
Charleston, SC 29423
(800) 947-7474 or (843) 863-7050
www.charlestonsouthern.edu/admissions
Total tuition per year: $22,800 (Fall 2014)
 SAT Mid-Range: 990-1140
 Average ACT: 23
($9,000 R&B charge includes meal plan)
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Scholarship Deadlines: Depends
(Check with admissions office)
CSU is one of the few colleges in the Southeast that offers a Music Therapy program.
CSU’s Nursing program boasts the highest seven-year pass rate of all accredited BSN
programs in South Carolina on the national NCLEX licensure exam (95%) and was one
of only 15 nursing programs nationwide chosen to pilot the national BSN quality/
safety integration initiative, which is now a national model.
Global education and mission opportunities are available to students.
CSU offers an Engineering Dual-Degree Program with Clemson, The Citadel, and the
University of South Carolina.
Students also have the opportunity to participate in the Honors Program, Air Force
ROTC, and Army ROTC.
Recent academic program additions include: Music and Worship Leadership, Biology
with a Wildlife emphasis, English with a Writing emphasis, Sociology with a Human
Services emphasis, and Graphic Design.
CHARLESTON SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
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 2,200 undergraduates students enrolled (Corps of Cadets)
 19 undergraduate programs available and 32 minors
 29 graduate degree and 11 certificate programs available
171 Moultrie St.
Charleston, SC 29409
(800) 868-1842 or (843) 953-5230
www.citadel.edu/admissions
 Average Class Size: 20-25
 16 Sports Teams
Men: Baseball, basketball, cross country, football, indoor and outdoor
track & field rifle, tennis, and wrestling
Women: Cross country, golf, indoor and outdoor track, rifle, soccer,
and volleyball
 Mascot: Bulldog
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Average ACT: 23
Deadlines:
Scholarship Deadlines: October 1
Updates:
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All cadets are required to participate in a four-year program called “The Citadel Leader
Development Program.” The objective of this program is to provide leadership training
and experience to cadets.
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All cadets must enroll in senior-level ROTC (Army, Navy/Marine Corps, Air Force), but they
do not have to enter the military upon graduation.
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About 40% of each graduating class chooses to enter the military as commissioned
officers after graduation.
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The Citadel’s undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering become available for new
cadets in the fall of 2014.
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The Citadel Regimental Band and Pipes will again participate in the Royal Edinburgh
Military Tattoo in Scotland in August 2015. This is the second time (since 2010) they have
received and invitation to be the United States’ representative to the Tattoo.
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For three years in a row, U.S. News & World Report has ranked The Citadel No. 1 among
public universities in the South and offer degrees ranging from Bachelor’s to Masters.
THE CITADEL
 Four-year public institution
105 Sikes Hall
Box 345124
Clemson, SC 29634
(864) 656-2287
clemson.edu/admissions
 11 Sports Teams (NCAA Division I, ACC)
Men: Baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis, and
track & field
Women: Basketball, cross country, diving, golf, rowing, soccer, tennis,
track & field, and volleyball
 Mascot: Tiger
 Average ACT: 28
(Based on 2013-2014 estimates.)
 ACT Mid-Range: 26-31
 Consider Writing in Admissions Decision: No, but required
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Priority Notification Deadline: December 1 (application);
mid-January (test scores and transcripts)
Scholarship Deadlines: December 1 (application);
December 31 (test scores and transcripts)
21st top public national university—U.S. News & World Report, 2014.
Incoming Freshman ACT scores rank in the top 8 among national public universities
per U.S. News & World Report, 2014.
7th in Return on Investment according to SmartMoney.
Clemons borders the 900-plus-mile shoreline of Lake Hartwell where swimming,
boating, skiing and sailing are popular pastimes.
Clemson has study abroad programs on every continent—except Antarctica.
The Center for Career and Professional Development ranked #11 by the Princeton
Review.
Clemson has 400+ registered student organizations from “Ultimate Frisbee” to
“Operation Smile.” There is bound to be a club/organization for everyone!
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
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611 graduate students enrolled
Average Class Size: 27 (freshman); 23 (upperclassmen)
18 Sports Teams (NCAA Division I, Big South Conference)
Men: Baseball, basketball, cross country, football (FCS), golf, soccer,
tennis, outdoor track & field
Women: Basketball, cross country, golf, indoor track & field, lacrosse,
soccer, softball, tennis, outdoor track & field, and volleyball
 Mascot: Chauncey the Chanticleer
P.O. Box 261954
Conway, SC 29528
(800) 277-7000
www.coastal.edu/admissions
 Average ACT: 22
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Application Deadlines: December 1 (Priority)
Scholarship Deadlines: December 1 (Priority)
In Fall 2014, the university begins its first doctoral program—Ph.D. in Marine Science:
Coastal & Marine Systems Science.
In Spring 2015, the newly expanded Jackson Student Union project will be complete and
will add 30,000 square feet to campus. The Student Union will include an expanded/
updated game room, 250-seat movie theater, convenience store, state-of-the-art meeting
rooms and conference room, variety of lounge spaces, new offices for Career Services,
International Student Services, Multicultural Student Services, the COAST, and Student
Organization Resource Center (SORC) - a designed workspace for all student
organizations.
Athletic highlights include Big South Championships in football, men’s basketball—leading
to a bid to the NCAA March Madness tournament, and a triple crown to the women’s
cross country and track & field team.
Ranked by U.S. News Best Colleges - Regional Universities 2014.
Named by G.I. Jobs magazine as a top military-friendly institution for the 5th consecutive
year.
COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY
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Coker College
300 East College Ave.
Hartsville, SC 29550
(843) 383-8050
www.coker.edu/future-students
 19 Sports Teams (NCAA Division II, South Atlantic Conference)
Men: Baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, lacrosse, soccer, tennis,
track & field, volleyball, and wrestling
track & field, and volleyball (Cheer and Dance teams)
 Mascot: The Cobras
 Average ACT: 22
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Scholarship Deadlines: Rolling/No Deadline
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Starbucks will open on campus in August 2014!
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The DeLoach Center, a 71,000 square foot athletics complex, has been added to campus!
It includes multiple weight rooms, a main gymnasium with a seating capacity of 1,832, an
auxiliary gym, an indoor track, classroom space, concession stands, offices, and a
conference room.
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Our personalized round table learning classroom set-up encourages student discussion
and builds confidence, communication, and leadership skills.
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Coker has a four-year required place called “Trans4mations,” which allows students to
study abroad or away, attend cultural events, participate in service projects, and present
their capstone project as a senior.
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Coker’s Honors Program gives students and enhanced academic experience, plus
additional scholarship opportunities.
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Track & Field will start its inaugural season in the Spring!
COKER COLLEGE
1301 Columbia College Dr.
Columbia, SC 29203
 9 Sports Teams: Basketball, cross country, golf, lacrosse, soccer, softball,
swimming, tennis, and volleyball
 Mascot: CC the Koala
(803) 786-3871 or (800) 277-1301
www.columbiasc.edu/admissions
 Average ACT: 22
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Application Deadlines: Rolling Admissions
Scholarship Deadlines: Teaching Fellows: December 1
Momentum Scholarship Nomination: November 1
Momentum Scholarship Application: December 1
Columbia College is ranked among the best regional universities in the South.
Columbia College was also named a 2014 Best Value Institution by U.S. News and World
Report.
Our nationally recognized honors program is led by Dr. Zubizarreta, 2010-2011 United
States Professor of the Year. Columbia College is the only college or university in the state
to have a recipient of this national award.
The Columbia College Police Department is one of only three colleges across the US,
Canada, and Europe to received the Exemplary School Safety Award from the National
School Safety Advocacy Council.
Columbia College boasts the Institute for Leadership and Professional Excellence for every
student on our campus to benefit from a unique approach to personal and professional
development beginning in her first year. This includes a personal “board of directors” as
well as multiple, hands-on learning opportunities such as internships, job shadowing, and
service learning.
Columbia College continues to award students, merit, talent, and athletic scholarships as
well as those based on their stewardship with the Momentum and McNair Scholarships.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
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7435 Monticello Rd.
P.O. Box 3122
Columbia, SC 29230-3122
(803) 807-5024
www.ciu.edu/become-student/how-apply
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511 FT / 75 PT undergraduates students enrolled
572 graduate students enrolled
8 Sports Teams
Men: Basketball, cross country, soccer, and track
Women: Basketball, cross country, soccer (Fall 2015), and track
Mascot: Ram
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SAT Mid-Range: 940-1200
Average ACT: 23
Deadlines:
Application Deadlines: August 1 (Fall), December 1 (Spring)
Scholarship Deadlines: (see below)
Donor Scholarships: March 15
Merit-Based Scholarships: August 1
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Named a top Southern regional university by U.S. News & World Report.
Affirms the Bible as the foundation of all life and learning.
Faculty members are committed Christians with real world experience in their
fields of expertise.
Every student earns two majors: one in a chosen career field and one in Bible.
Internships provide real life, hands-on experience.
Personal financial aid assistance.
COLUMBIA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY
Fast Facts
 Over 30 undergraduate programs available
 10 Sports Teams (NCAA Division II, Conference Carolinas)
Women: Basketball, cross country, golf, IHDA equestrian, lacrosse, soccer,
swimming, tennis, track & field, volleyball
 Mascot: Valkyrie
580 East Main St.
Spartanburg, SC 29302
(864) 596-9040
www.converse.edu/admission
 SAT Mid-Range: 940-1160 (1600 scale)
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Application Deadlines: March 1 (Regular Decision)
Rolling admission notification
Scholarship Deadlines: No deadline
All students are considered for merit scholarships at
time of application.
Presidential Scholarship Competition: November 15
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Only women’s college to compete in Division II sports in the nation.
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Our 11:1 student/faculty ratio is one of the most favorable in the country.
Home to the Petrie School of Music, an all Steinway music school.
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Converse Model Programs (Arab League, NATO, and UN) are national leaders.
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Big Sister/Little Sister program involving ALL undergraduate students.
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A “Best Value” college in the South by U.S. News & World Report. Recently
reduced tuition by 43%!
CONVERSE COLLEGE
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 15 Sports Teams (NCAA Division II, Conference Carolinas)
Men: Baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, tennis, volleyball
volleyball
 Mascot: Flying Fleet
P.O. Box 338
Due West, SC 29639
(864) 379-8838
visit.erskine.edu
 Average unweighted GPA: 3.4
 Average ACT: 23
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Scholarship Deadlines: May 1
Presidential Scholarship Deadline: November 15
Updates:
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Graduates have extremely high success rates for graduate school acceptance—
including medical school.
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J-Term—a month-long term to allow for a concentrated study in a specific field or
interest that can include independent studies, externships, and travel.
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2nd among NCAA Division II schools in Forbes’ America’s Top College List.
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Specific financial aid plans for Palmetto Fellows, LIFE, and HOPE students.
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Women’s tennis team has won 10 consecutive Conference Carolinas
championships.
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Men’s volleyball won regular season and Conference Carolinas championships in
only second season to advance to NCAA Tournament vs. Stanford.
ERSKINE COLLEGE
 Two-year public institution
 33 undergraduate degree, 6 diploma, and 32 certificate programs available
 2 Sports Teams
Men: Baseball
Women: Softball
Florence-Darlington Technical College
ATTN: Admissions
P.O. Box 100548
Florence, SC 29502
(843) 661-8289
www.fdtc.edu/admissions
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Mascot: Stingers
 Check with Admissions office regarding GPA, SAT/ACT,
and appropriate placement testing
 Deadlines:
In-County Tuition: $157 per credit hour
Spring Semester: October 31
Fall Semester: First working day after April 15
Updates:
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Home to the Southeastern Institute of Manufacturing Technology (SiMT) which is the
premiere technical service provider and training facility for industry in the Southeastern
portion of the US.
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Offers a weekend college program that allows students to attend courses on Friday
evenings and Saturdays.
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Offers international study opportunities. Each summer FDTC sends a group of students
with their Spanish instructor to Universidad Internacional in Cuernavaca, Mexico, for two
weeks. The students study Spanish, live with Mexican families, and tour all of the sites.
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Recognizes that we live in a global economy and offers students opportunities to interact
with international students at home including: hosting a group of Danish students during
the month of October. This allows students to joining them in our classrooms and on trips
throughout SC. There are also interactive TV sessions with colleges in Germany, England,
and Denmark where our students discuss current issues with European students in their
respective classrooms.
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Offers over 100 courses online. In fact, students can earn their entire degree in Associate
in Arts, Management, Marketing, and Criminal Justice online.
FLORENCE-DARLINGTON TECHNICAL COLLEGE
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 12 Sports Teams
Men: Baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, and tennis
Women: Basketball, cross country, soccer, softball, tennis, and volleyball
 Mascot: Patriot
Francis Marion University
P.O. Box 100547
Florence, SC 29502
(843) 661-1231
www.fmarion.edu/fmuadmissions
 Average ACT: 21
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Updates:
Full-Ride McNair Scholarship: November 24, 2014
All other scholarships: March 15, 2015
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$780,000 grant from NASA to update FMU’s Dooley Planetarium.
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Education to Career non-profit organization ranked FMU 35th of 1,222 US colleges in
improving earnings and job prospects for its graduates.
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FMU is launching its new satellite RN to BSN program with Trident Tech in Mt.
Pleasant in Fall of 2014. More programs will be established in the near future in Mt.
Pleasant.
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Constructing a new Medical Health Sciences Building in historic downtown Florence
which will house the Physician’s Assistant program in 2016 as well as eventually be
the host site for the School of Health Sciences.
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FMU’s Bridge Program has been revamped and is hoping to expand to all technical
colleges in SC. On-campus housing as well as access to FMU facilities and student
health is also offered to FMU-FDTC Bridge Program participants.
FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY
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Horry Georgetown Technical College Admissions
P.O. Box 261966
Conway, SC 29528-6066
(843) 349-5277
www.hgtc.edu/admissions
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Check with Admissions office regarding GPA,
SAT/ACT, and appropriate placement testing
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Deadlines:
In-County Tuition: $3,854 per year
(Horry and Georgetown counties)
Scholarship Deadlines: Varies
Out-of-County Tuition: $4,768 per year
(Contact admissions for more information)
Out-of-State Tuition: $6,726 per year
(Rates effective Fall 2014.)
Updates:
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Horry-Georgetown Technical College has transfer agreements with many seniors
institutions including Coastal Carolina University, Clemson University, the College
of Charleston, The Citadel, Francis Marion University, and multiple others.
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Newest program additions: Sports Tourism and Machine Tool Operations
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Over 150 online courses offered.
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94% of students upon graduation will either transfer to a senior institution or
receive job placement.
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Second lowest tuition in the state of South Carolina.
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Study abroad opportunity.
HORRY GEORGETOWN TECHNICAL COLLEGE
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Please see our website for a campus near you!
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Cosmetology School
3 undergraduate programs available: cosmetology, esthetics, and instructor training
Campuses:
North Augusta
Columbia (2 campuses)
Florence
Rock Hill
Spartanburg
Greenville
Graduation rates are above 50% for all locations!
Average Class Size: Classes sizes vary, but must meet ratio below
 Please contact the Admissions office for appropriate
(Including kit with iPad, books, lab fess, and application
fee = $19,537)
Updates:
entrance requirements.
 Deadlines:
Application Deadlines: The Wednesday
prior to the start of class. Our dates for
start classes run approximately every 3
weeks.
Scholarship Deadline: Contact admissions
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We are one of the 25 American Crew Partner Schools in the nation!
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Our students are published in national magazines and Inspire books!
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We are a Redken Premier School!
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Mr. Shuler is an Order of the Palmetto award winner for his contributions to our
State! This is the highest award given to a civilian in South Carolina.
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We offer scholarships to students, as well as financial aid to those who qualify.
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We offer a Cosmetology program and a Business Fundamentals course to make our
students real world ready.
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We offer a cosmetology program that focuses on salon training and real world
experience.
KENNETH SCHULER SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY
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Two-year private institution
Average Class Size: Depends on the time of year and type of class
322 Lamar Ave.
Charlotte, NC 28204
(704) 372-0266 or (800) 768-2255
www.kingscollegecharlotte.edu
(In-state and out-of-state tuition rates are the same)
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King’s College admissions standards include:
 High school average GPA of 2.0 or better in core courses
 Personal interview on campus
 Admissions entrance exam required by all students
(Approximately 38% do not meet the minimum requirement
and are ineligible to apply for admission.)
 SAT or ACT not required since pre-admission test required
 Paralegal applicants are required to complete a test for reading
and written English expression.
 Deadlines:
Application Deadlines: Differs according to program
Scholarship Deadlines: We will offer four $5,000 scholarships
on Saturday, January 10, 2015. Other deadlines differ
according to scholarship.
King’s College was founded in 1901. We are the oldest business college in the
Carolinas.
We are accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent College sand Schools, a
US Department of Education listed accrediting agency.
The students at King’s College begin their major courses up front and take liberal arts
at the end of the program. The class load is 25 hours per week. Students graduate in
8-16 months depending on the program.
Has a full-time job placement service with major contacts throughout the business
and professional community. Students can use this service throughout their entire
careers. Our most recent placement rate was 96%.
The graduation rate for students entering King’s College in 2010 was 73%.
We offer two attractive and well-maintained residence halls on campus. We assist
males and females in securing housing.
We offer modern well-equipped classrooms and laboratories including state-of-theart technology.
KING’S COLLEGE
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 11 Sports Teams (NCAA Division II, Peach Belt Conference)
320 Stanley Ave.
Greenwood, SC 29649
(864) 388-8307
Men: Baseball, basketball, golf, soccer, and tennis
Women: Basketball, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, and volleyball
 Mascot: Bearcat
www.lander.edu/goto/admissions
 Average ACT: 21
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(Contingent upon residence hall assignment)
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Lander hosts the Call Me MISTER Program for students who have a desire to teach in
underserved, socioeconomically disadvantaged and educationally at-risk communities.
Students majoring in early childhood, elementary, or special education, or a specialty area
are encouraged to apply.
Lander’s Honors College also offers the Global Scholars Program, one which assists
Honors students in funding a semester abroad.
The Office of International Programs continues to grow and offer study abroad
opportunities in many places like our Asian initiative with 19 institutions in China, Korea,
and Thailand.
The Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS) program is for those who are interested in fields of
study that are not offered as specific major programs or who have interests or goals
which involve more than one discipline. IDS students, working with advisors, may select
from the approved majors or create a new major.
Lander has broken ground on a new 210 bed facility featuring a floor plan in which each
room will house 2 students and have its own bathroom. The residence hall will also
include a 60-seat capacity multipurpose room and laundry facility on the first floor, as
well as study/social rooms on each of the 3 floors. The 71,000 square-foot building will
be ready for occupancy beginning Fall 2015.
Lander sponsors 11 NCAA Division II teams. The Bearcats ended the 2013-14 season with
5 nationally-ranked teams finishing 3rd overall in the PBC Commissioner Cup standings.
Please visit www.Landerbearcats.com.
LANDER UNIVERSITY
P.O. Box 2408
Columbia, SC 29202
(803) 822-6714
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7 campuses within Richland, Fairfield, and Lexington Counties
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Over 100 undergraduate degree, diploma, and certificate programs
available
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Average Class Size: 25-30
www.midlandstech.edu/admissions
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Scholarship Deadlines: Check with admissions
department
Updates:
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New BOOST Grant available.
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Midlands Technical College has started a new Early College program.
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Now offering a Mechatronics program.
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Largest technical college to transfer students into the University of South Carolina.
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98% of our Midlands Tech Nursing students pass the NCLEX exam.
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Midlands Tech offers College and Career Development Centers for both Fairfield
Central High School and Batesburg-Leesville High School.
MIDLANDS TECHNICAL COLLEGE
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Private Technical Institution
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Associates, Bachelor’s and Certificates offered
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Programs offered:
CDL Training: Class A Tractor Trailer
Clinical Office Assistant
Cosmetology
Criminal Justice
Electronic Health Records
8085 Rivers Ave.
North Charleston, SC 29406
(843) 793-5157 or (800) 297-0267
www.miller-motte.edu/admissions
Esthetics Technology
Management-International Trade
Massage Therapy
Medical Assisting
Medical Billing and Coding
Paralegal
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Check with Admissions office regarding
appropriate placement testing and
requirements
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Deadlines: Contact admissions office
Surgical Technology
Total tuition per credit hour: $265-$290
(Varies per program)
Updates:
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MMTC is accredited by ACICS along with being licensed by the SC Commission on
Higher Education. Our medical programs are also accredited by CAAHEP
(Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs) and MAERB
(Medical Assisting Education Review Board).
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Small classrooms, one-on-one attention, and hands on training.
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Flexible scheduling (day, night, and/or online classes.
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Financial Aid Department to assist students with financial aid and scholarships.
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Career Services Department to help students with job placement assistance.
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MMTC has educated students across the country with over 35 campuses since
1916.
MILLER-MOTTE TECHNICAL COLLEGE
Fast Facts
 22 Sports Teams
Men: Baseball, basketball, cross country, football, lacrosse, soccer, JV
soccer, track & field, tennis, volleyball, and cheerleading.
track & field, volleyball, and cheerleading
 Mascot: Crusader
P.O. Box 1892
Tigerville, SC 29688
(864) 977-7001
www.ngu.edu/admissions
 Average ACT: 24
 Deadlines:
Scholarship Deadlines: Crusader Fellows, Trustee and
Foothills Scholarships: January 15, 2015
Updates:
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New Animal Science concentration within our Biology major
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New Equestrian center
College of Adult Professional Studies, the online degree program
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New student eatery
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Inaugural year of College of Mass Communication
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Newly renovated student center
NORTH GREENVILLE UNIVERSITY
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Private technical institution
Cosmetology School
700 Gervais St, Suite D
Columbia, SC 29201
(803)772-2232
www.pmtscolumbiasc.com
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Updates:
Please contact the Admissions office for
appropriate entrance requirements.
Deadlines:
Day and evening classes begin every 6 to
12 weeks
Review process is ongoing.
Scholarships offered throughout the year.
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Paul Mitchell Schools are located in the top cities in the country, and the Paul
Mitchell name is recognized as one of the best in the industry.
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We are nationally recognized for providing the cosmetology industry with
professional and fashion forward stylists.
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Our 14,500 square-foot campus enjoys a prime location in the Vista, Columbia’s
trendy downtown arts and entertainment district.
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Our curriculum prepares our “Future Professionals” (as we call our students) with
the right education for them to enter the salon environment as stylists, capable
and confident in their own abilities.
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Rates the “Best Salon” for the last three years by The Daily Gamecock; we offer
hair, skin, and nail services to the public, reaching over 1,200 clients monthly.
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Future Professionals participate in all the hottest events in the area, including
Columbia Fashion Week, professional photo shoots, and local fashion shows.
PAUL MITCHELL THE SCHOOL-COLUMBIA
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Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics
1038 Shine Ave.
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
www.pia.edu
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Private technical institution
100-200 undergraduates students enrolled
One undergraduate program offered:
Aviation Maintenance Technology
Average Class Size: 25 students or less
Student/Faculty Ratio: 25:1 or less
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Total tuition per semester: $6,100 (4 semesters per year)
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**Please see attachment in information packets for complete
estimate and breakdown of tuition and fees.
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With room & board: No on-campus housing
**Housing costs vary and PIA will assist incoming students
with apartment referrals and roommates.
Please contact the Admissions office for appropriate
entrance requirements.
Math skills assessment test required.
Deadlines:
No application deadline, but classes will fill up.
No deadlines. PIA matches several scholarships.
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Career placement—locally, regionally, and nationally.
There are more jobs in this industry than qualified applicants.
Program consists of approximately 16 months training.
Average starting salary is $36,000 for graduates with FAA certification
(updated every six months).
One of the oldest aviation training facilities in the nation.
87-92% career placement (varies based on campus and reporting
period).
PITTSBURGH INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS
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Traditional Office of Undergraduate Admissions
Harris Welcome Center
1900 Selwyn Ave.
Charlotte, NC 28274
(704) 337-2212
www.queens.edu/Admissions-and-Financial-Aid/undergraduate-admissions
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18 Sports Teams (NCAA Division II, South Atlantic Conference)
Men: Basketball, cheerleading, cross country, golf, lacrosse, soccer,
swimming, tennis, and track & field.
Women: Basketball, cheerleading, cross country, golf, lacrosse, soccer,
softball, swimming, tennis, track & field, volleyball.
Mascot: Rex the Lion; the Royals
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Deadlines:
Application Deadlines: December 1 (Early Action);
February 1 (Regular Decision)
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Queens ranks 7th nationally for the percentage of students who study abroad
during their undergraduate years.
All incoming freshman are required to have an internship prior to graduation.
The U.S. News & World Report ranks Queens #18 for regional universities of the
South.
The newly established Levine Center for Wellness and Recreation houses the
latest technology for students in the field of kinesiology while also hosting an
Olympic swimming pool for all students, faculty, and staff.
QUEENS UNIVERSITY OF CHARLOTTE
Fast Facts
 Average Class Size: 25-30
 15 Sports Teams (NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS),
MEAC Conference)
Men: Basketball, cross country, football, indoor and outdoor track & field,
and tennis.
Women: Basketball, cross country, golf, indoor and outdoor track & field,
soccer, softball, tennis, and volleyball
 Mascot: Bulldogs
P.O. Box 7127
300 College St, NE
Orangeburg, SC 29117
www.scsu.edu/admissions
 Average ACT: 18
 Deadlines:
Scholarship Deadlines: November 1
Updates:
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The only Bachelor of Science program in Nuclear Engineering in SC and at an
HBCU.
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The only Doctor of Education degree in the state with a concentration in
educational administration.
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A Bachelor of Science degree in physics with an option or concentration in Medical
Physics.
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A new Master of Science degree in Bio-Robotics and Bio-Fabrication.
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Both men and women’s tennis teams won the 2014 MEAC Tennis Titles.
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SC State University has now produced 10 General Officers.
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY
Fast Facts
 15 Sports Teams (NCCAA and NCAA II)
907 Wesleyan Dr.
Central, SC 29630
(864) 644-5550
www.swu.edu/admissions
Men: Baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, track & field, soccer, tennis
field, volleyball
 Mascot: Warrior
 Average ACT: 19
 Deadlines:
Traditional: August 1 and December 1
Adult and Graduate: Rolling
Scholarship Deadlines: Varies
(Check with admissions office)
Updates:
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Every newly enrolled student receives a scholarship ranging between $2,000—
$11,000 annually.
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Newly formed Men’s and Women’s Track & Field and Tennis teams.
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New golf driving range and putting green.
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New track and soccer complex.
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Offering progressive programs such as Environmental Science and Exercise
Science.
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SC Palmetto Fellows receive full tuition, room and board as well as new
scholarships for SC Boys and Girls State participants.
SOUTHERN WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
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Technical College of the Lowcountry
921 Ribaut Rd.
P.O. Box 1288
Beaufort, SC 29901
(843) 470-8405
www.tcl.edu/now
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Deadlines:
Scholarship Deadlines: Mid-July for Fall Semester
Total tuition per semester: $ 2,030
Updates:
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Technical College of the Lowcountry is one of 16 comprehensive two-year
technical colleges in South Carolina.
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TCL has 3 campuses—Beaufort, Bluffton, and Varnville.
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Has 4 Fall and Spring semesters: 16 weeks, 12 weeks, and two that are 8 weeks
long.
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Offers 5 health science programs: Nursing, Massage Therapy, Surgical Technology,
Radiologic Technology, and Physical Therapy Assistant.
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Offers face-to-face and distance learning courses.
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Awards many financial scholarships through the Foundation Office, which is
separate from federal financial aid.
TECHNICAL COLLEGE OF THE LOWCOUNTRY
Fast Facts
Admissions Office, AM-M
P.O. Box 118067
Charleston, SC 29423-8067
(843) 574-6558
www.tridenttech.edu/admissions
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Over 150 undergraduate programs available
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Average class size: 21
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Deadlines:
In-County Tuition: $1,956 per semester
Fall 2014: August 4
(Counties: Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester)
Spring 2015: December 1
Out-of-County Tuition: $2,170.08 per semester
Maymester 2015: April 20
(Both estimates based on 12-15 credit hours.)
Summer 2015: May 13
Scholarship Deadlines: Application period is
January 13-March 2, 2015
Updates:
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Once semester at Trident Tech costs less than half of the tuition at most four-year
colleges and universities.
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Most SC residents qualify for SC lottery-funded tuition assistance, which can pay
approximately 60 percent of tuition costs.
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Have four campus locations: North Charleston, Downtown Charleston, Mount
Pleasant, and Moncks Corner.
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Students cha choose from approximately 40 student organizations based on
personal and professional interests.
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Named a military-friendly school by G.I. Jobs magazine and Military Advanced
Education magazine, and “Best for Vets” by the Military Times.
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Classes are offered face-to-face and through TTC Online College.
TRIDENT TECHNICAL COLLEGE
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17 Sports Teams (NCAA I, Conference USA)
Men: Baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis, and
indoor and outdoor track & field
Women: Basketball, cross country, soccer, softball, tennis, indoor and
outdoor track & field, volleyball
 Mascot: Charlotte 49ers; Norm the Niner
Undergraduate Admissions
9201 University City Blvd.
Charlotte, NC 28223
(704) 687-5507
www.admissions.uncc.edu
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Updates:
Average ACT: 24
Deadlines:
Application Deadlines: November 1 and February 1, Rolling
Scholarship Deadlines: (See below)
HS Counselor Nomination: October 15
Admissions Application by November 1
Levine Scholars Program Supplemental Application: November 8
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Newly established EPIC (Energy Production and Infrastructure Center) in response to the
demand for engineering specifically in the energy sector.
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Home to the AACSB-accredited Belk College of Business.
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Over 350 clubs and organizations, 100 of which focus on diversity and multiculturalism.
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In the last five years, 14 new buildings have been constructed with 7 more planned in the
next five years.
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Ranked by Forbes magazine among the top 25 universities in the nation for providing the
best value in higher education.
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Levine Scholars Program consists of 15 merit-based scholarships which include full tuition,
living expenses, 4 summer experiences, and an $8,000 service grant.
UNC-CHARLOTTE
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 13 Sports Teams
471 University Parkway
Aiken, SC 29801
(803) 641-3366
web.usca.edu/admissions
Men: Baseball, basketball, golf, soccer, and tennis
Women: Basketball, cheerleading, cross country, dance team, soccer,
softball, tennis, and volleyball
 Mascot: Ace the Pacer
 Average ACT: 21
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Updates:
Priority Deadline: March 1
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16th consecutive year ranked in top three of U.S. News & World Report Public
Comprehensive Colleges in the South. The only university in this category to be
ranked in the top three every year the category has existed.
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Men’s Basketball NCAA Elite Eight 2013 and Final Four 2014
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We’re continuing to grow our equestrian opportunities on campus including ISHA
Team, Eventing Polo, and Equine Scholars. More information available online at
http://web.usca.edu/equine/index.dot.
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Our first acceptance packets will go out mid-November this year. This is a change
from the last few years.
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Including the freshman 2014 class, our international enrollment will increase from 45
to 100 students from the United Kingdom, Netherlands, China, Australia, Angola, and
Saudi Arabia among others.
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USC Aiken has been selected as a Teaching Fellows institution, beginning with the
2015-16 academic year. We will use the 2014-15 academic year to develop our
Teaching Fellows program and will begin accepting new Fellows in Fall 2015.
USC-AIKEN
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One University Blvd.
Bluffton, SC 29909
(843) 208-8000
www.uscb.edu/admissions
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 Average ACT: 20
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August 1 (Fall), December 1 (Spring)
Scholarship Deadlines: 1st Monday in March
(Priority Deadline for both Scholarships and FAFSA)
Updates:
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USCB offers the lowest tuition of all public, four-year universities in South
Carolina.
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As a baccalaureate institution, students are taught by actual professors instead of
teaching assistants. Students have the opportunity to work alongside faculty
members on graduate-level sustainability research in fields such as coastal
ecology and conversation and economic tourism development.
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USCB’s Computational Science degree is the only program in South Carolina for
this field, and this program is often considered one of the five college majors on
the rise.
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Our Palmetto Village residential facilities offer students individual bedrooms
within our apartment-style complexes. These fully-furnished apartments include a
full kitchen, living room, and dining area, and come equipped with a washer,
dryer, and dishwasher.
USC-BEAUFORT
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9 Sports Teams (NAIA, Sun Conference)
Men: Baseball, cross country, golf, and track & field
Women: Cross country, golf, soccer, softball, and track & field
Mascot: Sand Sharks
Fast Facts
 200 graduate programs available (Professional degrees in law and medicine)
902 Sumter Street Access/Lieber College
Columbia, SC 29208
(803) 777-7700
www.sc.edu/admissions
 18 Sports Teams (NCAA Division I, SEC)
Men: Baseball, basketball, football, golf, soccer, swimming & diving,
tennis, and track & field.
Women: Basketball, cross-country, equestrian, golf, soccer, softball,
swimming & diving, tennis, track & field, and volleyball
 Mascot: Cocky
 Weighted GPA Mid-Range: 3.59-4.35
 SAT Mid-Range: 1120-1280 (1600 scale)
(Estimates based on 2014-15 tuition and fees.)
 Writing score considered: in holistic review
 Deadlines:
Updates:
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Application Deadlines: October 15 (Early Answer),
November 15 (Honors College), December 1
(Regular Admission); February 1 (Credentials Due)
Scholarship Deadlines: Students who meet
application (December 1) and credentials (February 1)
deadlines will be considered
“A Review of Fifty Public University Honors Programs” ranks the South Carolina Honors
college as the best public university honors college in country.
USC was voted “Best Place to Work” in Columbia by Free Times newspaper in August
2012. It’s noted as a healthy, pleasant environment for faculty, staff, and students, alike.
U.S. News & World Report’s college guide ranks the Moore School of Business No.1 in the
nation for its undergraduate international business (IB) program (Fall 2013). The Moore
School has 17 consecutive No.1 rankings for he undergraduate program and 24
consecutive years with a top 3 overall ranking for its graduate IB program.
USC is one of only 40 public universities in the nation and the only one in SC to receive the
Carnegie Foundation’s highest research designation and to be named among the nation’s
leaders in providing programs that benefit and engage communities.
The Princeton Review’s “Best Value Colleges for 2013” list recognizes USC as one of the 75
best value public universities in the US.
USC-COLUMBIA
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P.O. Box 889
Lancaster, SC 29721
(803) 313-7073
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1,811 undergraduates students enrolled (as of Fall 2013)
5 undergraduate programs available, all pre-majors for USC Columbia
degree programs
3 Sports Teams
Men: Baseball, soccer
Women: Soccer
Mascot: Lancers
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Total in-state tuition per year: Please contact Admissions
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With room & board: Please contact Admissions
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Average ACT: 18
Deadlines:
Scholarship Deadlines: February 1
Updates:
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125+ USC Lancaster scholarship opportunities.
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95% of USCL students are eligible for financial aid.
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78.6% of professors hold their Ph.D.
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The University of South Carolina Lancaster boasts an 18% minority
enrollment.
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USCL has been serving our region since 1959.
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We have over 4,800 alumni.
USC-LANCASTER
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Discover a new option available to students for obtaining a bachelor’s degree! The
University of South Carolina’s Palmetto College leads the way for providing students
with an affordable, convenient way to take advantage of obtaining a college
education! Students can take advantage of the Palmetto College campuses (USC
Lancaster, USC Salkehatchie, USC Sumter, and USC Union) to obtain general
education requirements towards a bachelor degree in a cost-effective and flexible
way.
USC Palmetto College
Student Enrollment Services
1600 Hampton St. Suite 404
Columbia, SC 29208
(888) 801-1053
www.palmettocollege.sc.edu
Palmetto College brings together the resources of the entire University of South
Carolina system to create a variety of opportunities for students, including
associate degree-granting campuses and online bachelor’s degree completion
programs. The following University of South Carolina bachelor’s degree tracks are
available to Palmetto College students:
Palmetto College Campus-Palmetto Online Degree Completion: Complete general
education courses at one of the Palmetto College campuses and then pursue one of
Palmetto College’s seven online degree completion programs.
For online degree completion program:
Palmetto College Campus -USC Four Year Campus: Complete general education
courses at a Palmetto College Campus followed by a “Change of Campus”
application to one of our four-year campuses: USC Aiken, USC Beaufort, USC
Columbia, and USC Upstate.
(For 2 year completion to Bachelor’s degree full-time)
For two year Associate degree-granting campuses:
Tuition rates vary by program and campus.
 Please contact the Palmetto College Student Enrollment
Updates:
Services for the appropriate entrance requirements.
 Deadlines:
Application Deadlines: Varies by program and campus.
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Accessible, affordable, flexible option to obtain a Bachelor’s Degree.
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100% SACS accredited online programs.
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Free transcript evaluation for meeting general education requirements and
preparedness for entry into the program.
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Four regional campuses and four comprehensive campuses to serve out students.
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Up to 7 online degree Bachelor’s degree completion options.
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Upper-level division degree courses offered exclusively online.
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Online students have access to the same resources as students on any of the USC
campuses, including advising, financial aid, library access, and other services.
USC-PALMETTO COLLEGE
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Average Class Size: 20-25
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5 Sports Teams
Men: Baseball, basketball, and soccer
Women: Softball and soccer
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Mascot: Indians
 Contact Admissions office regarding GPA, and SAT/ACT
requirements
 Deadlines:
Scholarship Deadlines: October 15 (Early);
February 15 (Regular)
Updates:
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USC Salkehatchie can assist with the first two years of most majors offered by the
main campus, which can help ease transition through the USC system.
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Offers Associate’s degrees in Art and Science as well as Bachelor’s degrees in
Nursing and Elementary Education.
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In conjunction with the new USC Palmetto College, students can earn four0year
degrees in: Business Administration, Criminal Justice, Elementary Education,
Human Services, Liberal Studies, Organizational Leadership, and RN-BSN Nursing
without having to relocate.
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Students can earn the LIFE scholarship by graduating high school with a 3.0 GPA.
The class rank and test score requirements do not apply to students attending USC
Salkehatchie.
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85% of our full-time faculty have earned the highest degree in their fields, with
most holding doctorates.
USC-SALKEHATCHIE
P.O. Box 617
Allendale, SC 29810
(803) 584-3446 Allendale
(803) 549-6314 Walterboro
uscsalkehatchie.sc.edu/home/admissions
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P.O. Drawer 729
Union, SC 29379
(864) 429-USCU
uscunion.sc.edu
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SAT Mid-Range: 990
Average ACT: 18
ACT Mid-Range: 19
Deadlines:
Updates:
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The University of South Carolina Union has opened a new facility in
Laurens County.
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USCU is now part of USC Palmetto College, offering seven online USC
degree.
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98% of our students’ tuition is paid in full through LIFE scholarship,
lottery funds, and Pell grants.
USC-UNION
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Average class size: 20
1 Sports Team
Men: Baseball
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102 Cordelia Camp Bldg.
Cullowhee, NC 28723
(828) 227-7317
admissions.wcu.edu
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14 Sports Teams
Men: Baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, and track & field
field, and volleyball
Mascot: Catamounts
Total out-of-state tuition $9,264
 Average ACT: 22
With room & board: $13,016.24
 Consider Writing in Admissions Decision: Yes
 Deadlines:
Application Deadlines: November 15 (Early);
April I (Final)
Updates:
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One of only four universities in the nation with a “Body Decomposition Farm” for
our Forensic Anthropology program.
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Pride of the Mountains Marching Band won the Sudler Trophy in 2009 and will be
going to the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in 2014!
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Western Carolina University had 70 project abstracts accepted at the 2014
National Conference on Undergraduate Research, ranking 2nd in the nation for
the number of accepted submissions.
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The university is celebrating our 125th anniversary throughout 2014!
WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITY
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Fast Facts
 18 Sports Teams
Men: Baseball, cross country, football, golf, indoor & outdoor track,
riflery, soccer, tennis
Women: Basketball, cross country, golf, indoor & outdoor track, riflery,
soccer, tennis, and volleyball
 Mascot: Boston Terrier
429 North Church St.
Spartanburg, SC 29303-3663
(864) 597-4130
[email protected]
www.wofford.edu/admission
 Please contact Admissions office regarding GPA averages
 Average ACT: 26
 Consider Writing in Admissions Decision: Not on standardized
Updates:
tests but admission essay required
 Deadlines:
Early Decision Binding: November 1, 2014
Early Action: November 15, 2014
Regular Decision: February 1, 2015
Scholarship Deadlines: Wofford Scholars (December 1)
Others same as application deadlines. (see above)
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Unparalleled teaching faculty with several receiving national distinction.
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The new space in the Mungo Center is to prepare students for life after Wofford.
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The Wofford Village, housing the senior class, has won several national awards for
community design in architecture.
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Goodall Environmental Studies Center was the first academic building in SC to qualify
for LEED platinum status.
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Several national publications have honored Wofford as one of America’s “best value
colleges.”
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Recent Southern Conference championships at NCAA Division I level in football,
baseball, men’s basketball, and men’s soccer.
WOFFORD COLLEGE
Enrollment Services-Admissions Department
452 S. Anderson Rd.
Rock Hill, SC 29730
803-327-8008
www.yorktech.edu
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In-County Tuition: $156 per credit hour
Out-of-County Tuition: $170.50 per credit hour
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Minimum SAT: 480 Critical Reading, 540 Math
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Minimum ACT: 21 English, 23 Math
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Deadlines:
Out-of-State Tuition: $360 per credit hour
Scholarship Deadlines: May 1
Updates:
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York Technical College’s University Transfer program presents students with the
opportunity to complete the first two years of a bachelor’s degree conveniently
and affordably.
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For the past 4 years, 100% of York Tech’s medical students have passed their
certification boards.
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More than 80 percent of YTC students—including 90 percent of first-time
freshmen—receive financial aid.
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York Tech course offerings include day, evening, teleclass, online, and hybrid class
options.
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York Tech offers the best tuition value in its region.
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York Tech has multiple locations including: Rock Hill, Chester, Indian Land, &
Kershaw-Heath Springs
YORK TECHNICAL COLLEGE
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