South Carolina

Clinton College

Location:

Rock Hill, SC

School Type:

4-year & 2-year, Private

Student Population:

119

Tuition (State Resident):

10,020

Tuition (Non-Resident):

10,020

Room and Board:

9,551

Admission Requirements

Required GPA

Open Admission

N/A

Required SAT

N/A

Required ACT

N/A

Quick facts

Founded: 1894
Enrollment: 197
Mascot: Golden Bears
Colors: Black, Gold, and Burgundy
Motto: N/A
Campus Setting: City
Campus Housing: Yes

Short description

Clinton College, located in Rock Hill, South Carolina, is a private historically black Christian college with a history that dates back to its founding in 1894. Established by the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, the college was initially created to provide educational opportunities to African American students during a period when such opportunities were limited due to segregation. Over the years, Clinton College has evolved, expanding its academic offerings and growing its student body. Today, the college enrolls around 197 students and offers Associate's and Bachelor’s degrees in various fields.

Clinton College is particularly known for its programs in Business, Liberal Arts and Humanities, Religious Studies, Early Childhood Education, and Natural Sciences. The college's campus, set in an urban environment, offers campus housing, contributing to a close-knit and supportive educational community. The college's spirit is represented by its mascot, the Golden Bears, and its colors, black, gold, and burgundy. In athletics, Clinton College competes in NJCAA Division I - Region X and the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA), showcasing the Golden Bears' competitive spirit and athletic prowess. Clinton College continues to uphold its legacy of providing quality education and nurturing a community of learners who are prepared to make meaningful contributions to society.

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