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Columbia

College

Financial Aid Information Financial Aid 2017-2018
Director of Financial Aid: Constance Drakeford % of freshmen w/demonstrated
Phone: 803.786.3612 financial need: 88%
Email: FA@columbiasc.edu Avg. financial aid pkg. for
freshmen w/demonstrated need: $24,368
Required Financial Aid Application Forms
CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE: N Cost for Academic Year 2018-2019**
Institutional Financial Aid Form: N Tuition: $19,500
FAFSA/Application Deadline: Y / Priority 3/15 Room/Board: $7,900
Financial Aid Awards Announced: Rolling Required Fees: N/A
Financial Aid Estimator Available Online: Y Total: **$27,400
Financial Aid Brochure Available: Y **Above information does not include personal expenses, books, supplies,
transportation etc.
**Subject to change
Non-Need-Based Institutional Awards*
Renewable Deadline to Apply
Name # Available Amount Y/N For Fall 2019
Academic Scholarship Unlimited Varies Y
Transfer Scholarships Unlimited Varies Y
Athletic Scholarships Limited Varies Y
Momentum Scholarship Limited Varies Y
Art, Dance, Music Scholarship Varies Varies Y
Institutional Scholarship Limited Varies Y
*Based on academic merit and/or other special talent, not necessarily on need. *See college website for specific
details on requirements, renewability, etc.

UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS:
Undergraduate Majors: Accounting, Applied Business, Behavioral Sciences, Biology, Business Administration, Business:
Business Administration concentration, Business: Fashion Marketing and Merchandising concentration, Business: Hospitality and
Tourism Management concentration, Business: Sports Management concentration, Chemistry: Biochemistry track, Chemistry
track, Child and Family Studies: Family Law and Social Advocacy concentration, Child and Family Studies: Services to Children
and Families concentration, Communication Studies, Community and Organizational Leadership, Community and Public Health:
Community Health and Education track, Community and Public Health Healthcare Management track, Community and Public
Health: Public Health track, Computer and Information Science, Computer Information Systems, Contractual Studies, Criminal Justice:
Forensic concentration, Criminal Justice General concentration, Criminal Justice: Leadership/Risk Management concentration,
Dance Education, Dance Studies, Disaster and Emergency management, Early Childhood Education, Educational Studies,
Elementary Education, English certifying to Teach, English Literary Studies, Global Business, History, Human Services: Community
and Organizational Leadership emphasis, Human Services: Counseling emphasis, Leadership and Professional Communication,
Mathematics, Mathematics Certifying to Teach, Middle Level Education, Music, Nursing, Political Science, Psychology, Public Relations,
Social Work, Special Education, Speech Language Pathology, Studio Art, Writing for Print and Digital Media.
Graduate Majors: Athletic Coaching, Business Administration, Criminal Justice, Divergent Learning, Higher Education
Administration, Organizational Leadership
CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS:
Additional Information:
Recognized by U.S. News and World Report as a best value institution and ranked among the best regional colleges in the south,
Columbia College is a dynamic learning and living community where students, faculty and staff work together to build the future
leaders our communities need most. Founded more than 160 years ago by the United Methodist Church, Columbia College
today includes the women’s college, coeducational evening degree-completion program, coeducational graduate program and
coeducational online program. The College continues to be known for its emphasis on leadership and service and is home to a
nationally renowned honors program led by the 2010-2011 CASE U.S. Professor of the Year.

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