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University of South Carolina (Columbia) Academic Experience



Past Performance | Probation Policy|Academic Calendar | Graduate Career Data

Past Performance


What Do We Like To Study?

Most Popular Majors

Least Popular Majors
  • philosophy
  • foreign languages
  • computer science

Academic Calendar for 2002-03.

Academic Calendar System:

  • Semester System (two terms comprise academic year)

Summer Sessions:

  • 2 summer session(s) that consist of 5 weeks.
  • Three-week May term.

New student orientation:

  • Orientation for new students is held in June and July.


Graduate Career Data

77% of our graduates choose careers in business and industry.

82% of our graduates enter into a job market related to their major within two years of graduation.

Firms that most frequently hire our graduates:
  • Arthur Andersen, C&S/Sovran Bank, DuPont, NCR, NationsBank.
Most prominent alumni/ae:
  • John E. Swearingen, chairperson/CEO, Continental Illinois Bank, and retired chairperson, Standard Oil of Indiana; Daniel Reeves, head coach/general manager, New York Giants; Joseph Bernardin, archbishop, Chicago; Alex English, professional basketball player; Edward L. Addison, CEO, Southern Co.; Ira Koger, real estate developer; Leeza Gibbons, "Entertainment Tonight."