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College of Charleston is a public institution located in Charleston, SC. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 9,100 students, and follows a semester based system. Admissions at College of Charleston is less competitive with an acceptance rate of 74%, while the annual tuition including fees is $12,518 per year.
Undergraduate Enrollment
9,100Acceptance Rate
74%SAT Range
1,070 – 1,240ACT Range
21 – 28Admissions
Applicants15,214
Application Fee$50
Admitted11,307
Acceptance Rate74%
Enrolled2,052
Enrollment Rate18%
Cost & Tuition
Financial Aid & Scholarship
Students receiving grant aid
83%Students receiving financial aid
85%Student Loans
Student Body
Academics
Accept AP creditsStudy abroad programs
Evening/weekend degree programsTeacher certificationTop Majors
Business, Management and Marketing
24%
Biological and Biomedical Sciences
13%
Social Sciences
10%
Visual and Performing Arts
7%
Communication & Journalism
7%
Health Professions
6%
Psychology
5%
Education
5%
Interdisciplinary Studies
5%
Computer and Information Sciences
4%
After College
Average (median) Annual Salary
6 years after graduation
$33,0008 years after graduation
$37,70010 years after graduation
$40,700Athletics
Men's Varsity Sports
Baseball, Basketball, Golf, Soccer, Tennis, Cross Country, Sailing
Women's Varsity Sports
Basketball, Track and Field and Cross Country (combined), Golf, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball, Beach Volleyball, Equestrian, Sailing
Rankings
#335
National rank
#5 in SC
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