For maximum consideration of all CofC merit and need based scholarships, priority Honors College consideration and Honors College scholarships, please submit a completed application to CofC by November 1. The Office of New Student Programs will assist you in registering for an orientation session. We offer both merit and need-based awards. Attend a New Student Orientation session prior to the beginning of the SPECTRA program.Your application for the SPECTRA program cannot be processed until your confirmation enrollment fee has been paid to the Admissions Office. Confirm your intention to enroll at the College of Charleston for the Fall 2022 semester by paying the required confirmation enrollment fee by the Office of Admissions deadline.Its beautiful and historic campus, combined with contemporary. Founded in 1770, the College is among the nation’s top universities for quality education, student life and affordability. If you have any questions about your status, please contact your admissions counselor. Located in the heart of historic Charleston, South Carolina, the College of Charleston is a nationally recognized, public liberal arts and sciences university. Be accepted by the College for the Fall 2022 semester.
To be eligible for the SPECTRA program, students must: SPECTRA will be held July 9-August 10, 2022. However, participants are responsible for the purchase of their books, some of their meals, and spending money.Īny student who participates in SPECTRA and decides not to enroll is responsible for re-paying the College for the costs of his/her attendance in the SPECTRA program. We cover tuition, meals, residential hall living, and most costs associated with the SPECTRA program. Because the SPECTRA program is fast-paced, we require all SPECTRA students to stay on campus for the entire length of the summer program, which includes all weekends. At the end of the SPECTRA program, students will be paired with a mentor to provide continued support throughout their freshman year. We provide tutors, peer counselors, and facilitators to help students with test-taking skills. The SPECTRA program focuses on study strategies, writing, leadership skills, and more. SPECTRA is very challenging therefore, students who are willing to focus on their academic studies, bettering relationships with their peers, faculty, and staff can expect to complete this program successfully. SPECTRA students enroll in classes, earn college credit, live in a residence hall on campus, and participate in a variety of programs and activities designed specifically to assist them with transitioning from high school to the academic life of a college student. It gives participants an exciting glimpse of academic and residential life at one of the top colleges in the South. SPECTRA was created 40 years ago as a program to provide an academic and transition experience for recent African American, Latinx/Hispanic, Asian, and Native/Ingenious American (AALANA) high school graduates who have been accepted to the College of Charleston and are enrolling for the fall semester.
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