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When I first attended UofSC I started in 2020 during Covid and the lockdowns/quarantines were at an all time high. This however didn’t stop be from having an amazing freshman year with all of the accommodation's the university had. I was then more inclined to join clubs and extracurricular activities once limitations started to lift and I will always cherish the amazing memories I made at UofSC with everything they had to offer during my undergrad.

I have attended USC for both my undergraduate and graduate level courses. My undergraduate was successful and I enjoyed my time spent on campus. For my graduate degree it has been solely online, though the professors do often offer in-person sessions if needed, which is helpful for local students. The classes are useful for gaining real world experience with professors who care about your success.

The University of South Carolina was a great university to attend with many qualified and interesting professors. It had a great mix of extra curriculars and events to join plus many different opportunities to gain experience in my chosen field. I was able to participate in multiple different research studies and be mentored from different professors who all helped me get to where I am today.

The engineering education I received was highly impactful on my work-life. I found the department of chemical engineering to be highly competent and a leader in catalytic and electrochemical research. The facilities and equipment I had access to changed the way I could produce high impact research.

There was great culture within the entire University of South Carolina. Those who had the pleasure of being involved in the mathematics branch at USC were treated with great advisors and those who wanted to see success for the students. Overall, 10/10 experience.

The university of south carolina is a very diverse school with professors that really care that you are learning and retaining the information that they give you. There are many resources available to students attending to help if they are falling behind or just need some extra help with learning material.

I loved my college experience. I think it was a great mix of fun and learning and felt there were lots of resources available for career opportunities. I think the negative part was not getting the best guidance on what I should pursue career wise but I think if I tried more I could’ve gotten the resources. The Greek life is also a great way to meet people and provides great tools for the future.

Attended the University of South Carolina Honors college from 2015 to 2019. There, I majored in biomedical engineering. I believe that the honors college prepared me well for life beyond graduation. The program was very expansive and flexible, with many electives tailored to different areas of focus within the major. The professors were very well informed and helpful in getting us to understand the concepts.

I really enjoyed the University of South Carolina. I feel like they had a lot of resources that helped prepare me for my future career path and they had a lot of different opportunities in undergrad to help further my career. I really appreciated the multitude of extracurricular organizations as well as it provided a good balance of school and days to day life and was really inclusive.

Satisfied with the campus, social opportunities, and the rigor of most of my classes. Some of the larger classes could have been improved by being more hands-on.

I did particularly enjoy my major-specific professors (public health), and I credit many of them for exposing me to opportunities that ultimately led me to my current career.

The University of South Carolina was an excellent university to attend and set me up very well for my life and career. The classes prepared me well and were full of good information that has helped me excel. I was also part of the Honors College which gave me opportunities to enroll in smaller classes and to complete a research thesis to build my resume. Additionally, the school is where I met some great friends that have stuck with me ever since. I love USC!

I loved my time at USC. It took me some time to figure out what I wanted to do, but once I did it was no problem getting a degree. The professors I had were great! The social aspect was excellent as well. I easily found a Christian community that helped me grow so much as a person!

My time at the University of South Carolina was truly memorable for me. Being from the north east, I never expected to fall in love with the southern charm that South Carolina provides. The beautiful campus, outstanding academics, and focus on both work and play made it a great experience.

Degree program only 32 hours. Had to take 90 hours of electives. Overall the return on investment has not been good. Met some cool people though and got to work on some cool projects. Degree program was excellent but I can't help but feel like I wasted a ton of time and money in gen ed classes

UofSC was an experience I’ll never forget! The academics were top notch, along with student life! I enjoyed my time there and it’ll always be a memory I hold dear. Professors were great, the classrooms were nice and the environment was safe. As always, Go Gamecocks!

University of South Carolina, Columbia, was a great place to get a Bachelor's of Science in Computer Science. Most of my classes were highly educational, and relevant in the workforce I'm now a part of. I do feel like attendance was a bit strict, but the culture, safety, and preparation for my future all made up for it.