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Recent grad follows dream of becoming a veterinarian

Tiffany Bogan nervously paced the floor of an animal enclosure. A caiman, a member of the alligator family, was inside. She carefully walked to a corner and waited for her instructor’s commands. The animal backed away. Nervous and excited, Tiffany looked up and smiled at a camera nearby. Another student placed a towel over the

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Computational Biology Adds Up to a Bright Future for You

If you like biology and math, you might want to consider a computational biology major. What is computational biology? In this field, biologists use computer programming to analyze biological data, particularly DNA sequencing. This information could improve medicine or help with treatments for diseases like cancer. PC alumnus Bobby Keskey ’11 knows how important the

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Witness. Advocate. Blue Hose.

A church conference the summer before high school gave PC junior Emily Green a look into the work she wanted to pursue. Emily, who is Presbyterian, spent time at the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) conference center in Montreat, N.C. Emily says her mom made her go, but looking back, she’s glad she did. “It was amazing

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Five Reasons to Visit Campus

Visit Campus and See Why Students Choose PC Want to learn more about what PC has to offer? One of the best places to start is a campus visit. Our visit opportunities during the year include daily tours, as well as Saturday Preview Days, which offer students a chance to see campus and learn about

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5 REASONS TO ATTEND ACCEPTED STUDENTS DAY

Presbyterian College is set to hold its annual Accepted Students Day on Saturday, March 23. Accepted students will get a chance to mingle with current and future classmates, introduce themselves to professors and club representatives, and eat delicious meals prepared by various food trucks from the Carolinas, all while taking in the little slice of

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Chart Your Course

You won’t take your journey at PC alone. From the first day of classes to graduation, you’ll have others to help you along the way. You’ll also have a program called Compass to help you navigate through college. It’s a program that helps you make academic and career decisions so that you can be successful

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How Model UN Is Helping One Student Get to Med School

Senior Justin Davidson is planning to be a doctor one day, but he’s not taking the same ol’ “study until his brain explodes so that he can make a 4.0 and nail the MCAT” route. He’s throwing Model UN into the mix too. And why not? The Harvard Business Review article, “Does Higher Education Still

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