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University of South Carolina

Transcript: By: Michael Phillips Their colors are Garnet and Black The founding of South Carolina College was a part of the Southern public college movement spurred by Thomas Jefferson. Top 5 Reasons to attend USC USC Location and Setting David A. King - Director of NASA's flight center University The many services USC has to offer to the students 38% of their classes has less than 20 students The University of South Carolina (USC) was founded in 1805 Alumni USC History Interesting Facts South Carolina of University of South Carolina is a public institution that was founded in 1801. Gary Parsons - Founder of XM satellite radio Billy Buckner - Former Arizona Diamondback player Their top rated business program: Darla Moore School of business Other college towns, including Charlotte, N.C., and Charleston, S.C., are both less than two hours away. USC has a University 101 that helps freshman throughout their first year at college Their athletic nickname is the Gamecocks Their is a total of 8 campuses George Bush - Former United States President Throughout the next 38 years, the Horseshoe took shape with eight more buildings. GAMECOCKS! Temperature averages ranges from a high of 93 degrees in the summer and and low of 38 degress in the winter Alshon Jeffery - Chicago Bears Wide Receiver USC offers 324 degree programs The University of South Carolina’s college town, Columbia, boasts a variety of entertainment, night life, and outdoor options for students to check out after class. Located on the outskirts of Columbia In 1805, four years after the college was chartered, its first building, Rutledge, was completed. Classes began that year with two faculty members and nine students. Great Weather!

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