University of South Carolina

University of South Carolina is a university in Columbia, SC. International students should budget around US$51,900 a year in total, covering roughly US$34,600 in tuition and US$17,300 in living costs. Entry requirements are listed by level, with the English score each one needs. It is one of 80 institutions we list in United States.

Columbia, SC 29208, United States

Tuition: US$34,600/yr
Living: US$17,300/yr
Total: US$51,900/yr
Type: University
Location: Columbia, SC

Why students choose University of South Carolina

The International MBA ranks first in the US; the undergraduate international business programme has ranked first for 21 consecutive years; health science programmes rank 19th
The University of South Carolina partners with Shorelight, a respected US education organisation based in Boston, Massachusetts, which works with many leading US universities to provide academic and social support for international students.

University of South Carolina entry requirements

Set by the institution and grouped by level. English scores are minimums.

Undergraduate

High school graduate with a GPA of 3.0/4.0
IELTS 6.5 with no component below 6.0, or TOEFL iBT 77 with no component below 18

Master's

A bachelor's degree
IELTS 6.5 / TOEFL iBT 80

Frequently asked

How much does it cost to study at University of South Carolina?

Budget roughly US$51,900 a year in total — about US$34,600 in tuition and US$17,300 in living costs. Fees vary by programme; the schedule on this page lists what the institution publishes.

What are the entry requirements for University of South Carolina?

Requirements are set by level and listed in full on this page. High school graduate with a GPA of 3.0/4.0

Where is University of South Carolina?

University of South Carolina is in Columbia, SC, at Columbia, SC 29208, United States.

Can international students work while studying at University of South Carolina?

Work rights are set nationally, not by the institution. In United States the current allowance is 20 hours/week on campus, and the post-study route is opt — 12 months, 36 for stem.