CU on the Road by ClaflinUniversity1869

CU ON THE ROAD A M B A SS A D O R R EC R U I T M E N T A N D AWA R E N E SS P RO G R A M

C R E AT E D BY T H E O F F I C E O F C O M M U N I C AT I O N S A N D M A R K E T I N G

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION

CLAFLIN AT-A-GLANCE

MOTTO, MISSION & VISION STATEMENTS

GUIDING PRINCIPLES

CLAFLIN’S STORY

WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO BE A “CU ON THE ROAD” AMBASSADOR?

HOW TO APPLY

TRANSFER APPLICANTS

INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS

ACADEMIC SCHOOLS, DEGREES & PROGRAMS

TUITION & FEES

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

PLAN A VISIT

Meet the Team OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS Michael Zeigler | Director of Admissions Paula C. Payton | Assistant Director of Admissions Matthew Coverson-Springs | Admissions Counselor Kayla C. Lewis | Admissions Counselor/Recruiter Pamela Crawford | International Admissions Counselor/Advisor (803) 535-5382 | admissions@claflin.edu

Introduction

Thank you for your interest and willingness to support our recruiting/ awareness endeavors at Claflin University. Your involvement in “CU on the Road” is very important to us, and we are excited to work with you! As we begin this exciting journey, we are committed to ensuring that it is an enjoyable and rewarding experience for you. This booklet will provide information about Claflin and guidelines on recruiting and spreading awareness at various events, along with other useful resources that will assist you on your mission. We look forward to our partnership in this exciting and rewarding venture.

claflin

At-A-Glance

Claflin is South Carolina’s oldest Historically Black College/University and the first to admit all students regardless of ethnic origin, gender, race, or religion.

history Founded in 1869 and named in honor of Lee Claflin, a prominent Methodist layman from Boston, and his son William Claflin, then governor of Massachusetts.

location Orangeburg, South Carolina 50 miles southeast of Columbia; 75 miles northwest of Charleston

campus

colors

affiliation

carnegie class

43 acres

Orange & Maroon

The United Methodist Church

Baccalaureate Colleges Arts and Sciences

accreditation Claflin University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award baccalaureate and master’s degrees. Questions about the accreditation of Claflin University may be directed in writing to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, GA 30033-4097, by calling (404) 679-4500, or by using information available on SACSCOC’s website (www.sacscoc.org). 6

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UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS GRADUATE MAJORS (UG) (GR)

ONLINE DEGREES (4 UG, 5 GR)

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE

100%

13:1

115

82%

STUDENT TO FACULTY RATIO

INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY (FULL-TIME)

INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY (WITH TERMINAL DEGREES)

of students complete a thesis or research project prior to graduation.

class of 2027 (freshman class profile) 1030

3.6

AVERAGE SAT

AVERAGE ACT

AVERAGE GPA

top 5 ug majors Biology

Psychology

Business Administration

Criminal Justice

program accreditations Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology, Inc. (ABET) Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) American Chemical Society (ACS) Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) National Association of Schools of Music (NASM)

career/professional development support Career Development Center Global Education Program Student Success Center Student Success Coach Writing Center

Mass Communications

student life stats 65%

LIVING ON CAMPUS

CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS

FRATERNITIES & SORORITIES

1:1

100%

COMPUTER RATIO

RESIDENTIAL ROOMS WITH NETWORK ACCESS

athletics mascot

conferences

affiliation

# of teams

Panthers

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association & Peach Belt (Baseball)

NCAA Division II

11 varsity sports teams

U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT RANKINGS (2024 BEST COLLEGES) For the 13th consecutive year, Claflin is ranked among the U.S. News and World Report’s Top 10 Best HBCUs. In the 2024 poll, the University retained its No. 9 ranking from 2023. Claflin made a noticeable improvement in the Top Performers on Social Mobility category as it moved up to No. 9 after being ranked at No. 20 in 2023. The Social Mobility category is a measurement for colleges and universities that enroll and graduate a significant number of students who receive Pell Grants. “To be a U.S. News and World Report’s Top 10 HBCU for 13 consecutive years secures Claflin’s place as a North Star in the constellation of the nation’s leading HBCUs,” said Claflin President Dr. Dwaun J. Warmack. “Our rankings are a testament to the collective commitment of our worldclass faculty, talented administrators and staff, and leal and loyal alumni. These rankings also reaffirm that Claflin provides an exemplary academic experience that elevates and transforms our high achieving scholars into globally engaged visionary leaders.”

Motto

“ As ye would that men should do to you, do ye also to them likewise.

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Vision Statement

Claflin University will be recognized as a leading 21st Century institution of higher education that develops a diverse and inclusive community of globally engaged visionary leaders.

Mission Statement Claflin University is a comprehensive institution of higher education affiliated with the United Methodist Church. A historically black University founded in 1869, Claflin is committed to providing students with access to exemplary educational opportunities in its undergraduate, graduate and continuing education programs. Claflin is dedicated to providing a student-centered, liberal arts education grounded in cutting-edge research, experiential learning, state-of-the art technology, community service, and life-long personal and professional fulfillment. Claflin is a diverse and inclusive community of students, faculty, staff and administrators who work to cultivate practical wisdom, judgment, knowledge, skills and character needed for globally engaged citizenship and effective leadership.

GUIDING PRINCIPLES At the center of everything we do is a system of values informing and guiding all policies and programs. These values, expressed through our decisions and actions, are defined by five over-arching guiding principles:

COMMITMENT TO

VALUING PEOPLE: We will value people by providing a safe, wholesome and healthy environment that fosters mutual respect, diversity, and inclusion.

COMMITMENT TO

EXCELLENCE: We will strive for excellence through creativity, innovation and efficiency that allow for optimization of resources.

COMMITMENT TO BEING

COMMITMENT TO

STUDENT CENTERED:

FISCAL ACCOUNTABILITY:

We will focus on all aspects of student life including student-centered education by embedding skills and praxis that foster lifelong learning and independent problem solving and also translate their needs and expectations into actions that embody exceptional service.

We will commit to financial accountability by promoting and fostering a culture of compliance, integrity, and fiscal responsibility throughout the University.

COMMITMENT TO EXEMPLARY

COMMITMENT TO

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS:

SOCIAL JUSTICE:

We will provide exemplary educational programs and an effective learning community by ensuring that they represent the highest standards of academic excellence and by continuous quality improvement.

We will endeavor to ensure social justice universally through research, engagement, and advocacy.

CLAFLIN’S STORY

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el sp fer r re lo vo is er sa mu ni om ut t in us ib at pt is dolu tiasit odisserro et as ero et estis desse perrum nam le do re lo do s eo l ve sa su re ut us sim s ii uc nd e ig od ll de en ns no ia fic of , sit ia est e qu em nt da en m la e m qu sit fuga. Dolupit, que veliani sciisim aximoluptur? Ebis anda non pa doloris ma volorum ratusto x ma s ni he re co i qu a pt lu vo ti di mo r po te ea e qu ndae ctatur solum volorectur solum quatqui doles io iuntius et facessit quodi num di con everio dit do s ui seq s ni de t au a sti cu oc m, ru ist qu a gi fu t ta up ta ni ve Et . bo la nt ia nd ve e at ut ui eq ns co e sim ugiam Claflin opened its doors with Dr. Webster as its first president. He came to South Carolina to teach at the Baker Biblical Institute in Charleston, an institution established by the S.C. Mission Conference of 1866 of the Methodist Episcopal Church for the education of African American ministers. In 1870, the Baker Biblical Institute merged with Claflin University. An act by the South Carolina General Assembly on March 12, 1872, designated the South Carolina State Agricultural and Mechanical Institute as a part of Claflin University. In 1896, the S.C. General Assembly passed an act of separation which severed the State Agricultural and Mechanical Institute from Claflin University and established a separate institution which eventually became South Carolina State University.

Claflin has been served by nine presidents: Dr. Edward Cooke (1872-1884); Dr. Lewis M. Dunton (1884-1922); Dr. Joseph B. Randolph (1922-1944); Dr. John J. Seabrook (1945-1955); Dr. Hubert V. Manning (1956-1984); Dr. Oscar A. Rogers, Jr. (1984-1994); Dr. Henry N. Tisdale (1994-2019); and Dr. Dwaun J. Warmack (2019-present).

What does it take to be a “CU on the Road” ambassador? Are you interested in making a difference? Do you want to have a positive effect on someone’s life? Are you a Claflin University alumnus or friend?

If you answered yes to any of the questions above, then you are an excellent candidate for assisting Claflin University in recruiting prospective students and increasing our awareness in the public.

You will make an invaluable contribution to Claflin University and prospective students by interacting with them through a number of recruiting activities. Your thoughtful response to questions will make a tremendous impact on prospective students’ decision to attend Claflin University. As an alumnus/friend, you know more than anyone the effective teaching methods of our faculty and Claflin’s dedication to transforming lives.

BY PARTICIPATING AS A “CU ON THE ROAD” AMBASSADOR, YOU WILL: •

Assist Claflin University with recruitment activities

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Increase awareness for students, parents, counselors, and teachers

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Share career goals and how Claflin has aided you in accomplishing those goals

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Discuss life after your “Claflin Experience”

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And much, much more!

AMBASSADORS MAY BE INVOLVED IN: •

Representing Claflin at events

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Familiarizing yourself with available resources

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Providing feedback regarding recruitment programs, materials, and activities

RESPONSIBILITIES/EXPECTATIONS As a “CU on the Road” ambassador, you are a vital component of Claflin University. One-onone relationships will encourage prospective students to apply and enroll at Claflin and, most importantly, improve the informational link between the University and the community. As a recruiter/brand ambassador, you are dedicating yourself to following key guidelines which include the mission statement of Claflin University. Claflin University is asking you to join in our effort to recruit a diverse group of students who are bright, hard-working, committed, and caring individuals. Claflin’s success relies upon the attention given to prospective students. Your time, energy, and patience are very much appreciated. We invite you to make a difference in someone’s life by assisting them in making the right educational choice. Thank you for a lifetime commitment to Claflin University.

How to Apply Choosing Claflin means you are already well on your way to becoming a visionary. You can envision the future that Claflin can help you achieve. Now let’s get started. At Claflin, we aim to make the application process as simple as possible. There are a number of steps, but if you follow the instructions carefully, you will find that they are straightforward.

OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS (803) 535-5382 MR. MICHAEL ZEIGLER Director 18

Freshman Applicants 1. Complete and submit the undergraduate application for admission. The application can be completed and submitted online, or it can be printed and submitted by mail.

2. Submit your high school transcript or GED score report. Students who have achieved a high school diploma through the GED test must have the GED scores sent to Claflin University.

3. Submit your SAT and ACT scores. Arrange for SAT (your best combined verbal and math scores ONLY will be considered) and ACT score reports to be sent to Claflin University (SAT Code - 5109 and ACT Code - 3840).

Transfer Applicants COMPLETE AN APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION SUBMIT OFFICIAL COLLEGE TRANSCRIPT (S ).

e. You must have a cumulative average of at least a 2.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale in the institution from which you are transferring, plus you must be eligible to return to that institution. Note, however, that a much higher average is required to be competitive.

The Office of Admissions requires official transcript(s) from ALL colleges and universities previously attended in order to complete the decision-making process.

SUBMIT THE CONFIDENTIAL STATEMENT.

g. No transfer credit in a major more than 10 years old will be accepted until and unless it is validated by the major department.

You must complete this statement as written proof of good standing from all institutions previously attended.

h. No more than 60 semester credit hours may be

TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE:

You will not receive academic credit for noncredit courses, such as for military training in the armed services of the United States or training provided by law enforcement agencies, government agencies, corporations, industries, associations, labor unions and others unless you, (1) can provide official transcripts, documentation or endorsements that are approved by the American Council on Education (ACE) in an official ACE transcript, and (2) receive approval from the appropriate department chair and/or school dean.

Transfer credits from unaccredited educational institutions will not be accepted. Upon arrival at Claflin, you should have in your possession an official evaluation of your transcripts by the Office of Admissions listing courses accepted for credit by Claflin.

transferred from two-year institutions (courses number 100-200).

a. Your academic credits must satisfy entrance requirements as documented through submission of an official transcript from each college or university attended.

b. You must submit statements of honorable dismissal from previously attended college(s).

c. If you have earned less than 30 semester credit hours, you must submit, in addition to college or university transcripts, an official high school transcript, SAT or ACT score, high school grade point average and rank in graduating class.

d. Be prepared to submit course descriptions from the official catalog of the institution(s) from which credits are to be transferred. Students transferring from non-accredited institutions are temporarily categorized as unclassified students.

No transfer grades below “C” will be accepted.

International Applicants INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS MUST SUBMIT APPLICATION MATERIALS BY: • • •

March 1st for the fall semester August 1st for the spring semester February 1st for the summer term

Except in countries where English is the official language, you are required to show language proficiency in oral and written expression by satisfactory achievement on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the International English Language Test Systems (IELTS). Probationary admission may be granted to applicants who lack English proficiency; such students will be offered learning opportunities to study English before regular admission is granted. You will also be required to demonstrate an ability to meet the costs of your educational expenses while attending Claflin. The following must be completed before a decision regarding admission can be made: A $65 application fee in U.S. Dollars should be sent in the form of a money order or certified check, made payable to Claflin University. Cash should not be sent. You must submit official certificates and/or final secondary school records, university transcripts and mark sheets with official translations if the document is in another language. For evaluation, international applicants should send their transcripts to:

We require official results from the SAT or ACT tests for regular degree-seeking students. Scores from the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the International English Language Test Systems (IELTS) are required for applicants whose native language is not English. Once the application has been received, the Office of Admissions will inform the student whether he/ she must take this test. For information on the test, applicants may write to: Test of English as a Foreign Language Educational Testing Service P.O. Box 899 Princeton, New Jersey 08540 www.ets.org Applicants must be prepared to sponsor themselves. Limited scholarships and/or financial aid are available for entering students from other countries. The I-20 form (Certificate of Eligibility) is not issued until the applicant has (1) been accepted by the Office of Admissions, and (2) submitted a financial statement indicating how fees will be paid while attending Claflin University. (No older than one-year old Bank statement Affidavit of Support from your sponsor) Pay at least 50% of your remaining balance 30 days prior to beginning of classes

World Education Services P.O. Box 5087 Bowling Green Station New York, NY 10274-5087 www.wes.org

Academic Schools, Degrees & Programs FIRST YEAR EXPERIENCE First Year Experience (FYE) is an academic program that welcomes you to Claflin and helps you make the most of your undergraduate experience. FYE encompasses academic advising, community-building activities, assemblies and introduction to a range of academic resources to help you succeed in your college career.

THE ALICE CARSON TISDALE HONORS COLLEGE The Alice Carson Tisdale Honors College is a prestigious college within Claflin University that offers an academically rigorous learning environment for high-achieving continuing students and first-year students who arrive at Claflin clearly prepared for success in their college-level work. The Honors College enables Claflin to confer special recognition upon this group of exceptional students who consistently stand out among their peers in terms of academic excellence, demonstrated leadership and service to the community. 22

School of Business DR. NICHOLAS J. HILL, DEAN (803) 535-5689 | nhill@claflin.edu

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Accounting (B.S.)

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Business Administration (B.S.) •

Digital Marketing (concentration)

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E-Sports Gaming Administration (concentration)

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Finance (concentration)

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Human Resource Management (concentration)

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Project Management (concentration)

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Business Administration (MBA)

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Management (B.S.)

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Marketing (B.S.)

School of Education DR. ANTHONY A. PITTMAN, DEAN (803) 535-5225 | apittman@claflin.edu •

Curriculum and Instruction (M.Ed.)

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Early Childhood Education (B.S.)

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Elementary Education (B.S.)

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Human Performance and Recreation (B.S.)

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Middle Level Education (B.S.)

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Sport Management (B.S.)

PK-12 and Secondary Education Programs Our programs are housed in their respective schools, the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and the School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics and are co-managed by the School of Education.

School of Humanities & Social Sciences DR. ISAIAH R. MCGEE, DEAN (803) 535-5234 | imcgee@claflin.edu

DEPARTMENT OF ART •

Art Education (B.A.)

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Digital Design (B.A.)

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Studio Art (B.A.)

DEPARTMENT OF MASS COMMUNICATIONS •

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH •

English (B.A.)

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English Education (B.A.)

Mass Communications (B.A.) •

Digital Media (concentration)

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Journalism (concentration)

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Public Relations (concentration)

DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC •

DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES

Music (B.A.) •

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Jazz Studies (concentration)

Music Education (B.A.)

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African and African American Studies (B.A.)

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History (B.A.)

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Integrated Studies (B.A., B.S.) - online

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Philosophy and Religion (B.A.)

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Criminal Justice (B.A. and M.S.)

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Spanish (B.A.)

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Political Science (B.A.)

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Psychology (B.A.)

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Sociology (B.A.)

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

DUAL DEGREE PROGRAM •

Masters in Mass Communications (4+1 with University of South Carolina)

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School of Natural Sciences & Mathematics DR. VERLIE TISDALE, ACTING DEAN (803) 535-5433 | vtisdale@claflin.edu DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY •

Biology (B.S.)

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Bioinformatics (B.S.)

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Biotechnology (B.S. and M.S.)

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Biotechnology •

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online concentration in Climate Change (M.S.)

Environmental Science (B.S.)

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY •

Chemistry (B.S.)

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Biochemistry (B.S.)

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE •

Computer Engineering (B.S.)

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Computer Science (B.S.)

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Cyber Security (B.S.)

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Mathematics (B.S.)

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Mathematics Education (B.S.)

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Management Information Science (B.S.)

DEPARTMENT OF NURSING •

RN to BSN

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Family Nurse Practitioner and Nursing Leadership Tracks (MSN)

DUAL DEGREE PROGR AMS

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Biochemistry to M.S./Ph.D. in Bioengineering (Clemson University)

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Biology/Public Health (4+1 with University of South Carolina)

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Chemistry/Chemical Engineering (3+2 with University of South Carolina)

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Engineering (3+2 with Clemson University)

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Engineering Technology (3+2 with South Carolina State University)

Center for Professional & Continuing Studies DR. VANESSA HARRIS, INTERIM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR (803) 535-5370 | vharris@claflin.edu

(Earn a degree in as little as 12-24 months) •

Business Administration (B.S.) - online

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Criminal Justice (B.A.) – online

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Integrated Studies (B.A., B.S.) - online

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Nursing (RN to BSN and MSN) – 100% online

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Psychology (B.A.) – 100% online

Claflin Online MR. SYED HASNAIN, DIRECTOR (803) 535-5695 | shasnain@claflin.edu

(Earn a degree in as little as 12-24 months) •

Biotechnology •

concentration in Climate Change (M.S.)

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Business Administration (B.S. and MBA)

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Criminal Justice (B.A. and M.S.)

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Curriculum and Instruction (M.Ed.)

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Nursing (RN to BSN and MSN)

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Psychology (B.A.)

Tuition & Fees

Among the private universities in the state of South Carolina and beyond, Claflin is one of the most economical. That means an education here is truly an investment. The costs for attending Claflin University listed include tuition, fees, room, and board. The actual cost may vary according to your housing and dining plans.

2023 - 2024 SEMESTER

TUITION & FEES

Undergraduate Programs CLAFLIN UNIVERSITY

Boarding

Non-Boarding

Housing Tier

Tuition

$8,238.00

If residing in:

Room Fee

$2,015.00

Board Fee

$2,725.00

Student Account Counselor

Pre-Alumni Dues

$22.00

Hattie Harmon (803) 535-5415

Technology Fee

$126.00

Room Key Fee

$27.00

Dorm Dues

$5.00

Breakage Fee

$60.00

Athletic

$68.00

Student Activities Fee

$150.00

Student Center Fee

$100.00

Health & Wellness Center Fee

$25.00

Book Fee (Full-time)

$366.00

FISCAL AFFAIRS fiscalaffairs@claflin.edu

Visit www.claflin.edu for additional information on tuition and fees

Deferred Payment Plan

Tier #1: No increase

E Enroll at MyClaflin.edu May be utilized to cover charges after all financial aid has been applied. There will be a $50.00 fee added to the first payment. Three payment option drops to two payments after the first due date.

Fall Semester Total

$13,927.00

$9,095.00

Spring Semester Total

$13,873.00

$9,073.00

Part-time Credit Hour Rate (<12 hours)

$687.00

Book Fee (Part-time)

$166.00

Asbury Hall Corson Hall Dunton Hall High Rise Hall

Tier #2: Add $480.00 Kleist Hall

Tier #3: Add $1,159.00 Claflin Commons Student Residential Center - North - South - East - West

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Special Fees

1st Payment Due: E Apr. 1, 2023 - Aug. 17, 2023

Application Fee

$30.00

Housing Application Fee $30.00

International Application Fee

$75.00

Orientation Fee

2nd Payment Due: E Sept. 15, 2023

Vehicle Registration

$45.00

Deferred Payment Fee

$50.00

3rd Payment Due E Oct. 13, 2023

Transcript Fee (Official)

$5.00

Transcript Fee (Fax)

$5.00

Transcript Fee (Unofficial)

$5.00

SPRING 24

Transcript Evaluation Fee

$15.00

1st Payment Due: E Nov. 1, 2023 - Jan. 8, 2024

Failure to Pre-Register Fee

$60.00

Lost ID Card

$25.00

Orientation Fee

$60.00

Room Key/Lost Key Fee

$27.00

Room Appl. Fee (Non-Refundable)

$60.00

Graduation Fee

$160.00

2nd Payment Due: E Feb. 9, 2024 3rd Payment Due: E Mar. 15, 2024

Enrollment Fee

Student Teaching Fee (per semester) $130.00 Replacement Degree

$45.00

$60.00

**The University reserves the right to adjust tuition, fees, room and board costs during the year should conditions so warrant. Prices are subject to change.

Revised 4/24/2023

TUITION & FEES

2023 - 2024 SEMESTER

Graduate Programs BOARDING

CLAFLIN UNIVERSITY

NON-BOARDING

9 Cr. Hrs.

12 Cr. Hrs.

9 Cr. Hrs.

12 Cr. Hrs.

Tuition

$5,471.00

$7,295.00

$5,471.00

$7,295.00

Room Fee

$3,174.00

Board Fee

$2,725.00

Library Fee

$27.00

Hattie Harmon (803) 535-5415

Technology Fee

$126.00

Activity Fee

$38.00

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Visit www.claflin.edu for additional information on tuition and fees

Room Key Fee

$27.00

Breakage Fee

$60.00

Dorm Dues

$5.00

Fall Semester Total

$11,653.00

$13,447.00

$5,662.00

$7,486.00

Spring Semester Total

$11,621.00

$13,415.00

$5,662.00

$7,486.00

FISCAL AFFAIRS fiscalaffairs@claflin.edu

Student Account Counselor

Deferred Payment Plan E Enroll at MyClaflin.edu May be utilized to cover charges after all financial aid has been applied. There will be a $50.00 fee added to the first payment. Three payment option drops to two payments after the first due date.

Part-time Per Credit Hour Rate (<12 hours)

$687.00

Housing Tier

Special Fees Application Fee

$50.00

International Application Fee

$75.00

FALL ‘23

Vehicle Registration

$45.00

1st Payment Due: E Apr. 1, 2023 - Aug. 17, 2023

Deferred Payment Fee

$50.00

Transcript Fee (Official)

$5.00

2nd Payment Due: E Sept. 15, 2023

Transcript Fee (Fax)

$5.00

3rd Payment Due E Oct. 13, 2023

Transcript Fee (Unofficial)

$5.00

Transcript Evaluation Fee

$15.00

Late Registration Fee

$60.00

SPRING ‘24

Graduation Fee

$160.00

1st Payment Due: E Nov. 1, 2023 - Jan. 8, 2024

Replacement Degree

$45.00

If residing in: Tier #3: Add $1,159.00

V a o

M c a w t p t d

Claflin Commons Student Residential Center - North - South - East - West

**The University reserves the right to adjust tuition, fees, room and board costs during the year should conditions so warrant. Prices are subject to change.

2nd Payment Due: E Feb. 9, 2024

3rd Payment Due: E Mar. 15, 2024

Revised 4/24/2023

TUITION & FEES

2023 - 2024 SEMESTER

Online Programs CLAFLIN UNIVERSITY

FISCAL AFFAIRS

3 Cr. Hrs.

6 Cr. Hrs.

9 Cr. Hrs.

12 Cr. Hrs.

fiscalaffairs@claflin.edu

Tuition

$1,686.00

$3,372.00

$5,058.00

$6,744.00

Technology Fee

$164.00

Student Account Counselor

Total

$1,850.00

$3,536.00

$5,172.00

$7,108.00

Hattie Harmon (803) 535-5415

Online Per Credit Hours Rate)

$562.00

Visit www.claflin.edu for additional information on tuition and fees

Deferred Payment Plan

Special Fees

E Enroll at MyClaflin.edu

Application Fee

$50.00

May be utilized to cover charges after all financial aid has been applied. There will be a $50.00 fee added to the first payment. Three payment option drops to two payments after the first due date.

International Application Fee

$75.00

Graduation Fee

$160.00

Deferred Payment Fee

$50.00

Transcript Fee (Official)

$5.00

Transcript Fee (Fax)

$5.00

Transcript Fee (Unofficial)

$5.00

FALL ‘23

Transcript Evaluation Fee

$15.00

1st Payment Due: E Apr. 1, 2023 - Aug. 17, 2023

Late Registration Fee

$60.00

Replacement Degree

$45.00

2nd Payment Due: E Sept. 15, 2023 3rd Payment Due E Oct. 13, 2023 SPRING ‘24 1st Payment Due: E Nov. 1, 2023 - Jan. 8, 2024 2nd Payment Due: E Feb. 9, 2024 3rd Payment Due: E Mar. 15, 2024

Revised 4/24/2023

Clubs & Organizations College life is about learning and exploring in all shapes and forms. Getting involved in a campus club or organization is a great way to do just that.

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

HONOR SOCIETIES AND ACADEMIC CLUBS

The Student Government Association serves as the legislative body for students to advocate and engage with administrators to promote a strong Claflin experience.

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STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD The Student Activities Board is a student-led programming body that aids in creating a meaningful and impactful co-curricular experience. SAB plans and executes small to large scale events and programs that seeks to foster sense of belonging, connection to campus, and Claflin spirit.

Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society Ernest E. Just Biology Club Phi Beta Lambda Association Pi Gamma Mu National Social Science Honor Society Sigma Beta Delta National Honor Society Sigma Tau Delta International Honor Society Entrepreneurial Action US (ENACTUS) Alpha Mu Gamma Honor Society Sigma Nu Tau Entrepreneurship Honor Society National Society of Leadership and Success

RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS • Claflin University D.R.E.A.M. Gospel Choir • Sisters of Service

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Art Club Claflin University Theatre Ensemble En Veux Modeling Troop I.C.E. Dance Group Liquid Gold The Experience

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Friends of the Earth Global Student Organization NAACP National Pre-Alumni Council National Pan-Hellenic Council

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Alpha Phi Alpha, Delta Alpha Chapter Kappa Alpha Psi, Gamma Nu Chapter Omega Psi Phi, Lambda Sigma Chapter Phi Beta Sigma, Omicron Chapter Iota Phi Theta, Claflin University Colony Alpha Kappa Alpha, Gamma Nu Chapter Delta Sigma Theta, Gamma Chi Chapter Sigma Gamma Rho, Theta Chapter Zeta Phi Beta, Mu Chapter

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Friends of the Earth Global Student Organization NAACP National Pre-Alumni Council National Pan-Hellenic Council

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Abevy Alpha Epsilon Rho American Chemistry Society American Marketing Association Association for Computing Machinery B.U.F.F. Positive Black Executive Exchange Program (BEEP) Cheerleaders Claflin Spoken Arts (formally the Debate Team) Claflin University Jazz Ensemble Claflin University Wind Ensemble Collegiate Curls of Claflin University Concert Choir Criminal Justice Society Cultivating Kings Mentoring Program Delta Mu Delta Everyone for Equality Financial Literacy and Investment Club (FLIC) Liquid Gold Men of Valor Emphasizing Respect and Service (MOVERS) • Mentally Me • Minority Association

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Pre-Health Students Motivating Inspiring Strong Sisterhood (M.I.S.S.) National Association for Collegiate Music Educators National Association of Black Accountants National Society of Black Engineers P.L.U.S. Positive Pi Kappa Lambda Pi Lambda Theta Pre-Allied Health Pre-Dentistry Club Pre-Law Society Pre-Pharmacy Club Psychology Club Public Health Alliance Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) Restorative Justice Student Organization School of Education Leadership (S.O.E.L.) Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) Student Music Council The Art Club The Experience The Panther Tour Guide Association Triumph Over Tragedy

Plan A Visit The best way to get a feel for Claflin is to visit us. Learn about our programs, talk to our faculty about your interests, and see that “Claflin Confidence” in action when you meet our current students. Walking tours of the campus generally walk throughout our 43 acres with its historical landmarks. The tours also include entry into the academic buildings, the Campus Center, the library and the University Chapel. For the safety and privacy of our students, walking tours are not always permitted inside of the residential space of the residence halls. Note: Tours are not available during Thanksgiving Break, Christmas Break, Spring Break, Honors and Awards Convocation, Good Friday and Final Exams (see the “Upcoming Events” list on Claflin University’s homepage for those dates). Virtual tour: claflin.edu/admissions-aid/plan-a-visit#

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