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For valuable information about the college search process and programs for students, visit the “Programs” menu on the CACRAO website. You’ll be able to find resources such as:

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 And much more... www.cacrao.org Welcome to the 2018 CACRAO South Carolina School Counselor Conferences! Our committee has worked extremely hard to make each conference both a pleasant and informative experience for you. As an organization, we are dedicated to providing local students and school counselors alike with quality programs that offer outstanding higher education exposure. We appreciate everything you do to assist your students with the admissions process, and we are so glad that you are here.

The only way that we can make these conferences better is with your feedback. Please let us know your thoughts! Quiana A. Reed Committee Chair Spartanburg Community College

A very special thank you to the following:

All of the site coordinators for your hard work in making this year’s conferences a success! All other committee members for your hard work and dedication:

Ms. Lexi Stoneburner— Ms. Franny Robinson—Francis Marion University

Mr. Franklin Czwazka—College of Charleston

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2018 SC Educational Opportunity Travel Schedule

 August 27-August 31: Rock Hill/York, Kershaw, Sumter

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 September 10-14: Lexington & Aiken—Rescheduled

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 September 24-27: Anderson, Pickens, Oconee

 October 1-5: Charleston, Beaufort, Hilton Head

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 October 15-19: Horry, Georgetown, Williamsburg

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7050 - (843) 863 (843) Office of Admissions of Office 9200 University Blvd. University 9200 Charleston, SC 29423 SC Charleston, www.charlestonsouthern.edu/admissions Total tuition per year: $25,500 year: per tuition Total With room & board: $10,200 Average Cost of Attendance of Cost Average

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Fun Facts: • Converse made national headlines when it reduced tuition by 43% proving a top-ranked private college education can be affordable. • Ranked No. 5 “Great Schools At Great Prices” from U.S. News & World Report. • 94% of Converse graduates complete their degree in four years. • 60% of students have a job or grad school acceptance in-hand upon graduation • South Carolina’s only undergraduate program in Deaf Education. • One of the first accredited undergraduate institutions in the nation to offer a Genetic Counseling track as a part of the Biology or Biochemistry major. • South Carolina’s only BFA in Creative and Professional Writing. • One of only two colleges in South Carolina offering a degree in Music Therapy. • 96% of full time faculty hold the terminal degree in their fields. • The Southeast’s only undergraduate program in Art Therapy. • Only women’s college to compete at a NCAA Division II Level. ECPI UNIVERSITY -

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Office of Admissions Men: 10 Po Box 338 Women: 11 Due West, SC 29639  Mascot: Flying Fleet (864) 379-8838 visit.erskine.edu Admission Statistics  Average weighted GPA: 3.48  Average SAT: 1040 (1600 scale)  SAT Mid-range: 1030 Average Cost of Attendance  Average ACT: 22 Full-Time Tuition and Fees: $34,095  ACT Mid-range: 21

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8307 8307 - (864) 388 (864) 320 Stanley Ave. 320 Stanley Office of Admissions of Office Greenwood, SC 29649 SC Greenwood, www.lander.edu/admissions With room & board: $21,000 Average Cost of Attendance of Cost Average Totaltuition per year: $10,700 LIFE UNIVERSITY

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5127 - (803) 321 (803) 2100 College St. St. College 2100 Newberry, SC 29108 SC Newberry, Office of Admissions of Office www.newberry.edu/admissions Totaltuition per year: $24,174 year: $37,090 With room & board per Average Cost of Attendance of Cost Average NORTH GREENVILLE UNIVERSITY

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Spartanburg Community College faculty staff Col- Early and first celebrated their College Spartanburg Community of class school students high graduating lege in23 May 2018. a certificate programSustainable Agriculture. Horticulture added in recently The or interested individuals already employed in the for certificate isThis designed environment. in a sustainable crops agronomic of promotion was Certificate Technology recently added. program Control Process The systems, control is an Technology elec- involving Control interdisciplinary field to automate mechanical systems industrial instrumentation,and tronic systems, as pressure, such system physical of manufacturing the control parameters of to program leads ratios. mixing This level, and temperature,flow, pH, humidity, & Construction; Resources; & Natural Architecture in Food Agriculture, careers & Logistics. & Transportation, Manufacturing Distribution the has updated on life College student lounge campus.Spartanburg Community area as a dining and food continue new, area will include brand we remodeled The to collaborate Chic with areas, areas, gaming of the lounge. Student life study and outside inside seating events their space. most of host inwill new their brand Spartanburg Community College no longer requires an no longer application requires fee. College Spartanburg Community Fast Fast Facts     

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2019) $177 per credit hour credit per 2019)$177 - 8008 - 2018 Admissions Department Admissions 327 - - 803 Rock Hill, SC 29730 Hill,SC Rock 452 S. Anderson Rd. Anderson S. 452 www.yorktech.edu/admission/ Enrollment Services Enrollment county tuition per year : $192 per credithours : $192 per year per county tuition - of - county tuition per year: ( year: per county tuition - Average Cost of Attendance of Cost Average In Out hour credit per $392 per year: tuition Out of state COUNSELOR TRAINING 2018 2018-19 UPDATES

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❏Web Page Design ❏English 3 Honors (Fall only) ❏English 4 Honors (Fall only) ❏Foundations in Algebra (Fall only) ❏Intermediate Algebra (Spring only) ❏French 2 CP ❏German 1 CP (Returning) ❏https://virtualsc.org/courses REMOVED COURSES

❏Removed from catalog for 18-19: ❏AP Computer Science ❏Forensic Science FLEX-PACE PILOT

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❏Approximately 3 hours work. ❏Available to students prior to the start of a course. ❏Students will create an action plan for their course. ❏When/where they will work on the course, important contact information, etc. REINSTATEMENT POLICY

❏ One reinstatement per initial credit course, per term. No CR reinstatement. ❏ Students withdrawn for Attendance Violation must create and submit a reinstatement plan. ❏ Student must gather signatures for counselor to include in request within 7 calendar days. ❏ Note: Attendance Violation withdrawals take place on Thursdays. This gives the student Friday or the weekend to create their plan, obtain signatures, and turn in to Counselor on Monday. EXTENSION POLICY

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* GPA requirement will change to 2.7 (SC Uniform Grading Policy) effective wit the 2020-2021 academic year (high school graduating class of 2020). No change to other academic requirements Academic Requirements • Once enrolled, continuing students who enroll full-time for the Fall and Spring Terms must pass 24 credit hours per year AND meet the college’s Federal Satisfactory Academic Progress Requirements – AP/Dual Enrollment credits from high school may count toward this requirement during the freshman year only Tuition Grant Award Amount • Maximum Grants for 2018-2019 are set at $3,300 at all eligible colleges • The Commission estimates it will award almost $42 million in 2018-2019 to nearly 14,000 students Eligibility Notices • Over 99% of students list a valid e-mail address on the FAFSA and are notified electronically • Tentative Eligibility Notifications begin in late Spring • Tentative Awards are made to the first eligible private college listed on the FAFSA – Can be transferred if the student decides to attend another eligible private college Program Flyers

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