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"Through the cultivation of my mind, body, and spirit at PC, I learned that it is serving that really makes me live."

"When I came to PC, they told me I could be anything – and they gave me the skills to use, the confidence to proceed, and people to emulate to be a productive servant in my community, my church, and my family. Faculty, staff, and other students instilled in me that desire and that necessity to live while I serve. Through that cultivation of my mind, body, and spirit at PC, I learned that it is serving that really makes me live."

Lasting memory of PC - "Sitting on the steps of Neville Hall with several friends the week of graduation saying, 'They really are going to make us leave.'"

Kathleen (Kathy) Reid Bangle - Class of 1987

Director of Development
College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Georgia
Athens, Ga.

PRE-VETERINARY MEDICINE

Presbyterian College offers a program for students interested in entering a veterinary medicine program, including nearly all of the courses required for admission to veterinary school. A special advisor is assigned to students who will help them arrange their courses at PC to fulfill the specific requirements of the veterinary school of the student’s choice.
Because there is no school of veterinary medicine in South Carolina, many students elect to continue their educations at the University of Georgia or North Carolina State University. Through an agreement between South Carolina and Georgia, the University of Georgia reserves 17 positions in its beginning veterinary medicine class for South Carolina students, and PC graduates fare well against this keen competition.

Presbyterian College always has each year a strong group of students who are accepted into medical schools in South Carolina and Georgia Medical Schools.