Published Thursday, April 03, 2008 2:17 PM
Updated Thursday, April 03, 2008 2:17 PM
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Honors Program Director Dr. Clay Motley (r) and Dr. Jim Colman, vice president of Academic Affairs, congratulate prospective student Ellie Doss for having been award
Honors Program Director Dr. Clay Motley (r) and Dr. Jim Colman, vice president of Academic Affairs, congratulate prospective student Ellie Doss for having been award
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Honors Program Director Dr. Clay Motley (r) and Dr. Jim Colman, vice president of Academic Affairs, congratulate prospective student Austin Cannon for having been awarded the presidential scholarship at Charleston Southern University.
Honors Program Director Dr. Clay Motley (r) and Dr. Jim Colman, vice president of Academic Affairs, congratulate prospective student Austin Cannon for having been awarded the presidential scholarship at Charleston Southern University.
Local students awarded scholarships
Austin Cannon, a Fort Dorchester student from North Charleston and Ellie Doss, a home schooled student from Summerville attended Premiere Day at Charleston Southern University March 15. Cannon and Doss are prospective students at CSU. Both have been awarded the Dr. Jairy C. Hunter Jr. Scholarship. This presidential scholarship is the University’s top academic award and is awarded to students with an SAT score of 1200 or higher/ACT composite of 27 or higher, and a minimum GPA of 3.5.
Charleston Southern rolls out the red carpet on Premiere Day to students accepted at Charleston Southern. They are given the opportunity to tour the campus, meet with faculty, discuss financial aid, and attend special sessions about the honors program, athletics and career services.
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