At a Glance
Get to know the school everyone’s talking about.
With our stellar location, vibrant student life and devoted faculty, the College of Charleston is truly one of the nation’s great public universities. Learn more about what the College has to offer, from our rich history – we're in our 253rd year of existence – to the latest state-of-the-art facilities.
Academics
- 67 majors
- 81 minors
- 3 undergraduate certificate programs
- 21 master's degree programs
- 9 graduate-level certificate programs
- 14.5:1 student-faculty ratio
Academic Divisions
- School of the Arts
- School of Business
- School of Education
- School of Health Sciences
- School of Humanities and Social Sciences
- School of Languages, Cultures, and World Affairs
- School of Sciences, Mathematics, and Engineering
- Honors College
- The Graduate School of the College of Charleston
Enrollment and Admissions (Fall 2022)
- Undergraduate: 9,972
- Graduate: 913
- Total: 10,885
- Female students: 68%
- Male students: 32%
- Minority students: 21.6%
- Students living on campus: 32%
- Percentage of in-state students: 56.7*
- Percentage of out-of-state students: 43.3%*
- U.S. states and territories represented: 48
- Foreign countries represented: 56
- Acceptance rate: 76%
* based on tuition residency for undergraduate students
Freshman Class (Fall 2021)
- Average SAT Mid-Range:1110-1260
- Average ACT Mid-Range: 24-29
- Average GPA Mid-Range: 3.6-4.41
- Average Percentile Rank: 29.79
Annual Expenses (2022-23)
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