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Coker

College

Financial Aid Information Financial Aid 2017-2018
Director of Financial Aid: Betty Williams % of freshmen w/demonstrated
Phone: 843-383-8055 financial need: 96%
Email: bwilliams@coker.edu Avg. financial aid pkg. for
freshmen w/demonstrated need: $21,496
Required Financial Aid Application Forms
CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE: N Cost for Academic Year 2018-2019**
Institutional Financial Aid Form: N Tuition: $29,328
FAFSA/Application Deadline: Y / June 30 Room/Board: $9,090
for S.C. Residents Required Fees: $635
Financial Aid Awards Announced: Rolling/Starts Nov. 1 Total: **$39,053
Financial Aid Estimator Available Online: Y **Above information does not include personal expenses, books, supplies,
Financial Aid Brochure Available: Y transportation etc.
**Subject to change

Non-Need-Based Institutional Awards*
Renewable Deadline to Apply
Name # Available Amount Y/N For Fall 2019
Business Fellows Scholarship 1 Full tuition, room, board Y February 1, 2019
Engagement Scholarship 5 $3,500 each (for four years) Y February 1, 2019
Defining Difference Scholarship 1 $4,000 Y February 1, 2019
Honors Program Scholarship Based off of $1,000 per year; Y Rolling
acceptance stipend giving a
into the student’s junior year
program towards a Study
Away Program

*Based on academic merit and/or other special talent, not necessarily on need. *See college website for specific
details on requirements, renewability, etc.

MAJORS:
Undergraduate: Art (with required concentration in Fine Arts or Graphic Design), Art Education, Biology (alone
or with an optional concentration in Ecology, Molecular Biology, or Pre-Medicine), Biology Education, Business
Administration (alone or with an optional concentration in Economics, Entrepreneurship, Management, Marketing,
or Sport Management), Chemistry (alone or with an optional concentration in Pre-Pharmacy), Communication,
Computer Science, Criminology, Dance, Dance Education, Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, English
(alone or with a concentration in Literature or Professional Writing), English Education, History, Interdisciplinary
Studies, Mathematics, Mathematics Education, Medical Technology, Music (with a required concentration in Piano
or Voice), Physical Education & Sport Studies (with a required concentration in Coaching, Exercise Science, Physical
Fitness Programming, or Sport Communication), Physical Education Teacher Education, Political Science, Psychology
(alone or with a concentration in Counseling), Sociology, Spanish, Theatre (with a required concentration in Musical
Theatre, Performance, Technical Theatre, or Writing)

Graduate: College Athletic Administration, Literacy Studies, Curriculum and Instructional Technology, Criminal and
Social Justice, and Management and Leadership

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