University of South Carolina-Columbia

Online Programs

The following online programs at University of South Carolina-Columbia are in our database:

• Epidemiology Online Master of Public Health (CEPH accredited program)
• MSN Healthcare Leadership (CCNE accredited program)
• Doctor of Education (EdD) Multiple Specializations
• RN to BSN (CCNE accredited program)
• Master of Education in Educational Administration
• Master of Education in Teaching
• Master of Speech-Language Pathology (for non-slp bachelor students)
• MSN Nurse Practitioner Multiple Tracks (CCNE accredited program)
• MSN Nursing Informatics (CCNE accredited program)
• Post-Master's Nursing Certificates (Clinical and Non-clinical) (CCNE accredited program)
• BSN to DNP Multiple Tracks (CCNE accredited program)

Here is additional information about this university:

• University of South Carolina-Columbia is a Public, Not-for-profit institution located in Columbia, South Carolina.
• University of South Carolina-Columbia is regionally accredited through Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
• There were 37,510 students enrolled at University of South Carolina-Columbia in 2017.
• University of South Carolina-Columbia is ranked National 121 by US News and World Report in their annual instititional rankings.
• University of South Carolina-Columbia has an organized student military support group.
• University of South Carolina-Columbia's mission statement is available at: www.sc.edu/about/offices_and_divisions/institutional_research_assessment_and_analytics/mission_state.
• The percentage of undergraduates formally registered as students with disabilities at University of South Carolina-Columbia is: 8%.

For more information about University of South Carolina-Columbia:

View the main website at: www.sc.edu/

View the website for financial aid at: www.sc.edu/financialaid/

To apply go here: www.sc.edu/admissions/

View the Student Right to Know website at: www.sc.edu/about/offices_and_divisions/institutional_research_assessment_and_analytics/retention_and

To learn more about their policies on disabilities, go to: sc.edu/about/offices_and_divisions/student_disability_resource_center/

The information shared here is extracted directly from the U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics. For more information, contact Michelle @ onlinedegreedatabase.com.