College of Charleston

College of Charleston is an American public university located in south Carolina, it was established in the year 1770 as a coeducation university, it is also one of the leading public universities in south Carolina, College of Charleston ranks as one of the top 5 best universities in in the state and it is also one of the best located universities in the country, it ranks among the top 300 best universities in the nation by a university ranking site.

The institution is committed to being a source of a higher standard of education to both her community and the entire country and it has successfully done this over the past couple of years, It is has a vibrant community of students from diverse backgrounds and countries, it does not have an extremely competitive admissions processes

College of Charleston acceptance rate is estimated to be going for over 80% and there isn’t any form of segregation in the admissions selection process. The university campus is cools and it create an environment for creativity, research, intellectual freedom and others, it is also secure and has the basic stuff like dorms, library, good classrooms and lab. The university has about 10,000 students as at the time of this writing and about 30% makes use of their accommodation facility.

College of Charleston offers graduate and undergraduate programs in about 9 colleges and schools, they include science, social sciences, business/management and several others. It has staff to student ratio of about 1:15. Basketball. Baseball, golf, soccer, tennis are some of the popular sports on campus.

College of Charleston tuition and other fees range from $12,000 - $36,000 depending on residency status and individual expenses.


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Programs


Some Courses include:
Arts, Management & Social Science
Accounting
History
Music
Philosophy
Communication
Political Science
Marketting
Economics
Women & Gender Studies
French
Science & Technology
Data Science
Biochemistry
Meteology
Public Health
Astrophysics
Education
Early Childhood Education
Elementary Education
Special Education
Secondary Education