COLUMBIA — Jazz’e Spencer has played soccer — a center back defender — for 14 years. Now the Dutch Fork High School senior dreams of studying sports medicine, either at the University of South Carolina or College of Charleston, to help her fellow athletes treat injuries early so they can stay in the game.
One look at the cost of college, however, and the prospect is daunting.
Before scholarships and financial aid, her top-choice schools are expected to cost between $31,600 and $35,300 annually on tuition, supplies, meals, housing and other expenses…