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Claflin University

  • Net Price: $19,208
  • Admission: 56.40%
  • Graduation: 53%
  • Grad Salary: $28,500
  • Orangeburg, SC
  • Online Program

Morris College

  • Net Price: $16,702
  • Admission: Open
  • Graduation: 21%
  • Grad Salary: $24,100
  • Sumter, SC

Voorhees College

  • Net Price: $17,905
  • Admission: Open
  • Graduation: 29%
  • Grad Salary: $27,100
  • Denmark, SC
  • Online Program
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South Carolina State University

  • Net Price: $20,878
  • Admission: 53.24%
  • Graduation: 36%
  • Grad Salary: $29,800
  • Orangeburg, SC
  • Online Program

Clinton College

  • Net Price: $16,210
  • Admission: Open
  • Graduation: 35%
  • Grad Salary: $16,600
  • Rock Hill, SC

Denmark Technical College

  • Net Price: $11,816
  • Admission: Open
  • Graduation: 12%
  • Grad Salary: $18,100
  • Denmark, SC

Allen University

  • Net Price: $14,790
  • Admission: n/a
  • Graduation: 24%
  • Grad Salary: $23,300
  • Columbia, SC

Benedict College

  • Net Price: $23,001
  • Admission: n/a
  • Graduation: 26%
  • Grad Salary: $23,600
  • Columbia, SC
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