Four South Carolina Colleges Named Among Princeton Review’s Best 390 Colleges

Four South Carolina Colleges Rank Among Princeton Review’s Best

The Featured S.C. Colleges

The Princeton Review recently released their list of “The Best 390 Colleges” in its current edition. Among them, four South Carolina colleges dazzled – the College of Charleston, Furman University, the University of South Carolina, and Wofford College. The esteemed ranking came about after surveying 168,000 students from across 390 colleges pertaining to academics/administration, college life, their fellow students, and more. Let’s dive into why these S.C. colleges secured a place among the top-tier institutions of the country.

1. College of Charleston

Acceptance Rate: 72%
Tuition: $36,858
SAT Scores: 1150-1210
ACT Scores: 24-29

The College of Charleston appeals to students who appreciate the charm of a small college but value the diverse academic offerings of a mid-sized, urban university. The institution’s faculty is committed to fostering student growth by providing dedicated teaching and guidance. Located in the heart of historical Charleston, the campus serves as a platform for immersive experiences in various fields, including business, science, technology, teaching, humanities, languages, and the arts.

2. Furman University

Acceptance Rate: 53%
Tuition: $59,360
SAT Scores: 1260-1425
ACT Scores: 28-32

Furman University boasts a strong pre-professional curriculum backed by top-notch pre-health and pre-law advisers, helping students secure placements in reputable graduate programs. The academics can be rigorous, so students must be prepared to hit the books. Furman also hosts a wealth of cultural events and a multitude of clubs and organizations that augment the student experience.

3. University of South Carolina

Acceptance Rate: 61%
Tuition: $12,288
SAT Scores: 1180-1380
ACT Scores: 26-32

With over 200 years of southern traditions and academic leadership, the University of South Carolina provides a wealth of opportunities for undergraduate research, study abroad, service learning, and involvement in unique organizations. The university fosters a lively social scene, with historic football games, bustling Hip Hop Wednesdays, and relaxing weekends spent in Five Points.

4. Wofford College

Acceptance Rate: 69%
Tuition: $42,335
SAT Scores: 1120-1310
ACT Scores: 24-30

Wofford College is known for its intimate and community-oriented environment brought about by its small size. As an excellent place to pursue a liberal arts education, Wofford provides opportunities to network with highly influential people. Wofford also encourages a work-hard-play-hard ethos, with students enthusiastically participating in weekly sports and social activities

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