It doesn’t matter how many college-level courses you’ve taken. Whether you’ve already earned a bachelor’s degree or want to complete your degree. Or if you want to be readmitted to the College. If you ...

We know you'll love the College of Charleston once you visit and see it for yourself. Until then, we hope you'll take our virtual tour. We'll show you all the sites and landmarks that make the College ...

Below are courses that are centered around the themes of multicultural understanding and global citizenship. Please click to read more about each course's information and description. Hidden Histories ...

Stand out in the business world. As a business administration major, you will discover how businesses operate. You'll understand more about accounting, economics, finance, statistics, math, management ...

Location & Time: Rivers Green (71 Coming St) at 8:00 p.m. History Club is hosting an outdoor movie night on THURSDAY, April 10 at 8:00 p.m. on Rivers Green. Monty Python and the Holy Grail, should be ...

Ready to redefine your career? The College of Charleston's Executive Doctorate of Business Administration (EDBA) program provides the expertise and credentials you need to take your leadership to the ...

Eight of our current and past meteorology majors have done internships at three nearby NWS stations and eighteen have done internships at a dozen TV stations.

WHAT IS A CONFERENCE ASSISTANT? A Conference Assistant (CA) is a current College of Charleston student who is a part of the front line staff for conference and summer school housing. Conference ...

The Environmental and Sustainability Studies (EVSS) M.S. program offers academically strong undergraduates an expedited pathway to earn both a Bachelor's and master’s degree in Environmental and ...

Discover a World of Academic Excellence at the College of Charleston! The Office of the Provost is responsible for all academic activities at the university. The Division of Academic Affairs includes ...

The 1967 Legacy program is a 4-year immersive scholarship program open to all first-year students and centered on African American history, Gullah Geechee culture, and the experiences and ...