Colleges in South Carolina

University of South Carolina-Columbia is moderately selective with a 60% acceptance rate, with reasonable in-state tuition and fees of $12,688.

Programs spanning 26 fields with 9,808 recent graduates.

University of South Carolina-Lancaster is accessible, accepting 83% of applicants, with reasonable in-state tuition and fees of $7,558.

Programs spanning 3 fields with 182 recent graduates.

University of South Carolina-Salkehatchie is accessible, accepting 76% of applicants, with reasonable in-state tuition and fees of $7,558.

Programs spanning 1 fields with 99 recent graduates.

University of South Carolina-Sumter is accessible, accepting 74% of applicants, with reasonable in-state tuition and fees of $7,558.

Programs spanning 1 fields with 187 recent graduates.

University of South Carolina-Union is moderately selective with a 62% acceptance rate, with reasonable in-state tuition and fees of $7,558.

Programs spanning 1 fields with 121 recent graduates.

University of South Carolina-Upstate is moderately selective with a 67% acceptance rate, with reasonable in-state tuition and fees of $11,583.

Programs spanning 21 fields with 1,269 recent graduates.

Voorhees University welcomes prospective students, with reasonable in-state tuition and fees of $12,630.

Programs spanning 13 fields with 78 recent graduates.

Vski Cosmetology School welcomes prospective students.

Programs spanning 1 fields with 30 recent graduates.

Williamsburg Technical College welcomes prospective students, with affordable in-state tuition and fees of $4,800.

Programs spanning 12 fields with 172 recent graduates.

Winthrop University is accessible, accepting 79% of applicants, with in-state tuition and fees of $15,956.

Programs spanning 21 fields with 1,188 recent graduates.

Wofford College is moderately selective with a 52% acceptance rate, with higher-cost tuition and fees of $54,100.

Programs spanning 14 fields with 524 recent graduates.

York Technical College welcomes prospective students, with reasonable in-state tuition and fees of $5,882.

Programs spanning 15 fields with 1,406 recent graduates.