South Carolina Colleges
Transfer Basics
Financial Aid & Scholarships
College Life & Resources
Career Development & Advancement
100

What is the largest university in South Carolina?

University of South Carolina

100

What is the most important document that determines which credits transfer to a new university?

Transcript

100

What does FAFSA stand for?

Free Application for Federal Student Aid

100

What is the term for the academic leader of a university?

President or Chancellor

100

This document outlines an individual's work experience, education, and skills and is used to apply for jobs.

A Resume

200

Which HBCU in South Carolina was founded in 1896 and is known for its strong STEM programs?

South Carolina State University

200

Name one South Carolina college that has an transfer partnerships with OC Tech.

SC State, Claflin, etc.

200

What is the name of the South Carolina state scholarship for students with strong academic performance?

LIFE Scholarship or Palmetto Fellows Scholarship

200

Name one student service commonly found at universities to help with academic success. 

Tutoring center, writing center, academic advising, etc.

200

This skill refers to the ability to prioritize tasks and manage time effectively to meet deadlines.

Time Management

300

This private HBCU, located in Orangeburg, SC, has a strong liberal arts focus and is one of the oldest in the state.

Claflin University

300

What is the minimum GPA required to maintain the LIFE Scholarship?

3.0 GPA

300

This type of degree typically allows students to save money by completing general education requirements at a two-year institution.

Associate’s degree

300

This is the process of learning new skills or gaining additional qualifications to advance in your career.

Professional Development

400

True or False: You must complete an associate’s degree before transferring to a four-year college.

False

400

Name one type of financial aid that does not need to be repaid.

Grants or Scholarships

400

These are organized events on campus designed to introduce new students to college life and help them connect with peers.

Orientations

400

This is a network of contacts within your field that can help you find job opportunities, mentorship, or career advice.

Professional Networking

500

This is the time frame during which transfer students should apply to ensure they are admitted for the upcoming fall semester.

Between January and March

500

This is an essential step in the financial aid process, required by schools to determine your eligibility for federal aid.

Filing your FAFSA

500

What is one benefit of joining student organizations in college?

Networking, leadership skills, making friends, etc.

500

This is a formal, in-person or virtual conversation where a potential employer asks questions to assess if you're suitable for a job

Job Interview

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