• COLLEGE APPLICATIONS

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    SCCanGo South Carolina College Applications
    Students can use this state sponsored system to apply to all public universites or technical schools in South Carolina:

     

     

    Common The Common Application
    The Common Application is an undergraduate college admission application that applicants may use to apply to member colleges and universities across the United States as well as Canada, China, and many European countries.  Click to see member colleges and universities.

                         

                         

    The Common Black College Application
    The Common Black College Application allows students to apply to any number of 50 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) at the same time for only $35.

             

    Links to Local College and University Applications:


     

    An Online Resource for Info on Colleges in SC and around the Country:
    This website links to college websites in SC and around the country.  As stated on their website:  "Our mission is to bring together disparate bodies of data to produce a more holistic (but also focused) view of which colleges are likely to be the best value for the money. We end up with one number, an Affordability Score, with two main parts, a “Getting In” score and a “Getting Out” score."

     

  • THE ACADEMIC COMMON MARKET PROGRAM (ACM) ADMINISTERED BY THE SOUTHERN REGIONAL EDUCATION BOARD (SREB)

    The Academic Common Market is a cooperative tuition-reduction agreement among the Southern Regional Education Board states (click to see participating states.) If a public institution in South Carolina does not offer the degree program in a student's desired field of study, it may be possible to arrange a waiver of out-of-state tuition for that student to attend a cooperating public institution of higher education in another participating state.  Eligible programs are those programs which are at least 50 percent different in curricular content from the programs offered in South Carolina.  The student must be accepted into the preferred degree program on a full-time basis and must complete and submit the Request for Certification of South Carolina Residency Form.

    For more information, visit .