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Nearly 200 high school students from across South Carolina participated in the 30th annual South Carolina Chamber of Commerce Business Week from July 14th through the 19th. This year marked the 27th year the event has been held on the PC campus. “I’ve had the privilege of working with SC Business Week since its first

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PC President Dr. Claude Lilly was the CHAMPS featured speaker on Wednesday, July 17. Lilly spoke with CHAMPS eighth graders about their future and the importance of following their dreams. During his talk, Lilly asked the students what they planned to be when they got older and answered several questions from the students about PC,

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Presbyterian College is the second-highest ranked college in South Carolina for providing the greatest lifetime return on investment, according to AffordableCollegesOnline.org. The ACO.org rankings assert that graduates from these schools enjoy the largest earnings gap between non-degree holders over a 30-year span. “Prospective students and their parents are often concerned about getting their money’s worth

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PC was one of only 38 colleges in the nation to be designated a “Small College Strong in Business” in the 2014 edition of the Fiske Guide to Colleges. The newest version of the Fiske Guide contains 336 colleges and universities overall. “This is confirmation from an objective viewpoint of the track record of success

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The CHAMPS summer program is now underway at Camp Fellowship near Lake Greenwood in Waterloo, SC.  The program began on July 8th and will run through August 2nd. “CHAMPS has gotten off to a fantastic and fun start,” said Jessica Shamoon ’13, Head Girls’ Mentor. “The students have been very enthusiastic and a joy to

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More than 850 high school basketball players recently attended PC Basketball Coach Gregg Nibert’s Camp of Champions. This year marks the 24th year of the team camp. “It was a tremendous turnout,” Nibert said. “I always like for the kids to have a good time on campus and to know that they were treated right.

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