Do you have a high schooler who is wondering what college to go to next year after they graduate? If so, you may want to consider these four South Carolina colleges named by The Princeton Review .
In its current edition of “The Best 390 Colleges,” published August, the College of Charleston, Furman University, the University of South Carolina, and Wofford College were named.
To determine the rankings, data was taken from a survey of 168,000 students from 390 colleges. Students were then asked questions regarding their school based on the following categories: academics/administration, college life, their fellow students, and themselves.
Here’s why these S.C. colleges were named among some of the nation’s best.
College of Charleston (featured college)
∎ Acceptance Rate: 72%
∎ Tuition: $36,858
∎ SAT Scores: 1150-1210
∎ ACT Scores: 24-29
∎ From the School: Students who attend the school enjoy its small-college feel and diversity of a mid-sized, urban university. Professors are focused on student growth and are dedicated in teaching and helping them succeed. The college campus is located in the heart of historical Charleston, which serves as a “living and learning laboratory for experiences in business, science, technology, teaching, the humanities, languages, and the arts.”