June 29, 2019 (MOVE-IN DAY) Program Dates: July 1 – August 8, 2019 Enrollment in our program will offer you a pathway to full admission status for the Fall 2019 semester Opportunity to enroll in two college courses; earn 6 credit hours (with a C average) Cost of the program will be covered by your Pell Grant Award (must be […]
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Harambee Digital Memory Book Harambee Schedule of Events Dear Sponsors and Supporters of the 35th Anniversary of the Harambee Festival: On Saturday, April 20, 2024, the iconic Benedict College Harambee Festival will be held in the Charlie W. Johnson Stadium as the College proudly continues the legacy of the Festival which has been a thirty-four-year
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Department Contact 1600 Harden Street Columbia, SC 29204 803-253-5000 Office Hours 9:00AM – 5:00PM The School of Communication, Arts and Social Sciences offers well-developed major programs of study designed to prepare students to compete in a variety of specialized, high-demand, professional careers. There are two departments in this academic school: (1) Communication and Arts and
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Columbia, SC—November 9, 2018–Benedict College School of Education, Health and Human Services will join school districts nationwide in celebrating American Education Week (AEW) November 12-16, 2018, a celebration of public education and the people who make a difference in ensuring every child receives a quality education. American Education Week was created at the National Education
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By Lucas Daprile ldaprile@thestate.com For Benedict College’s new president, Roslyn Artis, her first experience with a Historically Black College left a lasting memory By Tracy Glantz Benedict College is doing everything conventional wisdom tells it not to do. While most colleges raise the cost of attending class, Benedict cut tuition 26 percent. Rather than try
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Reduced Tuition and Increased Admissions Standards Position Benedict College as the School of Choice in South Carolina Columbia, SC – August 22, 2018- The start of the new academic year at Benedict College will include the addition of over 750 new students. The Eye of the Tiger Freshman and New Student Orientation activities, welcomed new
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Connect Visit Apply Department Contact MSC 677 1600 Harden Street Columbia, SC 29204 803-705-4527 Office Hours 9:00AM – 5:00PM The mission of the Office of International Programs (OIP) is to expose students to the international dimensions of undergraduate education and to help expand the international component of Benedict’s teaching, research, and service mission. The OIP
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Home Founded in 1870 by a woman, Bathsheba A. Benedict, Benedict College is a private co-educational liberal arts institution with over 1,700 students enrolled in its 26 baccalaureate degree programs. Benedict College, originally Benedict Institute, was founded 152 years ago under the auspices of the American Baptist Home Mission Society. As Benedict’s first philanthropist, Mrs.
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