Newly Accepted Students - Charleston Center (Historic Preservation)

Welcome to Clemson University!

I've been accepted to Clemson, now what?

1. Contact your department

Please contact the program coordinator in your academic department or program directly to inform them of your intention to accept or decline the offer of admission to their program. 

 

2. Complete Medical Requirements and Health Insurance

All new or transfer students are required to complete the Online Medical Clearance Form and provide written proof of required immunizations by July 1st for fall semester and December 1st for spring semester. Please see the officical Medical Clearance Policy by clicking here. You will not automatically be enrolled in the Student Health Insurance Plan. If you do not already have health insurance coverage, and wish to enroll in the Student Health Insurance Plan, you will need contact Redfern Health Center to request enrollment.


3. Find Housing

To see a listing of apartments for rent complied by College of Charleston's Office Campus Housing, please click here.

Below is a listing of real estate and property management offices that will also have apartments for rent.

Local Realtors and Property Managers

Sabal Palms Apartments
Anne Machowski

100 Lochaven Drive

(843) 402-9158
sabalpalms@ram-mgt.com
More information can be found at:
http://www.sabalpalmsapts.com/.

Apartment and Corporate Relocation Services
Christy M. Dukes

2971 West Montague Ave.

(843) 747-2194 or (843) 200-8335
cmason@locatehousing.com
We offer leases as short as 30 days through out the Charleston Tri-County area. We can customize packages to include all utilities, furniture, and housewares!

Arthur Ravenel Jr. Co.
Margaret Cribb

635 East Bay St.

(843) 723-7847 ext.17
margaret@arjrc.com
We have downtown rentals as well as other areas.
Atlantic Property Management
Connie Spence

15 Judith Street, Unit A

(843) 568-7257
Many downtown properties available.
 
Century 21 Beachside Real Estate

1113 Market Center Blvd., Suite E, Mt. Pleasant S.C 29464

(843) 886- 4056 or (843) 388-1308
c21@Beachsiderealestate.com
Beachsiderealestate.com
 
Clemons Realty, LLC
Jerome Clemons

76 Spring St. Charleston, SC 29403

(843) 722-2097
jrclem76@bellsouth.net

Daniel Ravenel Real Estate
Michael Shuttleworth
Lee Benton
Lindsay Wolcott

33 Broad St.

(843) 723-2763
propmgmt@danielravenel.com

Doug Shorter Property Management
Daryl Shorter

4754 Franchise St. North Charleston SC 29418

(843) 760-5280
dspm@knology.net Website: www.dougshorter.com

East Bay Company, Ltd.
Faith Geiger or Hilton Smith III

215 East Bay Street, Suite 504

(843) 577-9060
faith@eastbaycompany.com or hsmith3@eastbaycompany.com
Efficiencies, 1 bedrooms, and 2 bedrooms in the downtown area. Most are in walking distance to CofC.

Fred Wichmann Realtors
Monique Scarlett

768 Saint Andrews Blvd. Charleston, SC 29407

(843) 556-2100
mscarlett@mindspring.com

First Palmetto Inc. Mgt. Services
Barbara Garvin

259 East Bay Street, Suite 6A Charleston, SC 29401

(843) 722-0455
firstpalmetto@bellsouth.net
Rent apartments on Burns Lane and Calhoun Street.

Folly Island Realty
Bobby Baker

P.O. Box 946 Folly Beach, Sc 29439

(843) 830-1320
bobby@follyislandrealty.com

Holy City Rentals
Marco Romano

P.O. Box 1774; Mt. Pleasant, SC 29465

(843) 425-1351
info@holycityrentals.com
www.holycityrentals.com

John Liberatos Real Estate
John Liberatos

89 1/2 Wentworth St. 29401

(843) 723-7368
agent@jlrealestate.com
Downtown, West Ashley, Mount Pleasant properties.

Read and Read Inc. Realtors
Emerson Read Jr.

37 Broad St. Charleston, SC 29401

(843) 577-5400
readrealtors.com
Rental of apartments and homes.

Trident Properties, Inc.
Kevin Sutton (843) 532-2576 Cell
Morris Sutton (843) 709-5231 Cell

2608 Magnolia Woods Dr. Mt. Pleasant SC 29464

(843) 849-6669
ksutton.com and mlsutton.com (Website)
The Family Team specializing in Rentals and Property sales located Downtown, Mount Pleasant, West Ashley, James Island and surrounding areas.

West Ashley Property Management
James A. Kenney

2104 Commander Rd. North Charleston, SC 29405

(843) 554-3555 or (843) 729-5395 (cell)
jakenneysr@bellsouth.net
Rents houses and apartments in downtown.

Keller Williams Realty
Mary Ann Lykins, Realtor
496 Bramson Court, Suite 200, Mt. Pleasant, SC  29464
(843)-442-1223
mlykins@topproducer.com
1025 Riverland Woods Place, Unit 415, James Island, SC 29412
2BR/2BA condo for sale. Asking price is $224,000, willing to sell fully furnished. Community is gated and each building is gated.

Hibben Ferry Apartments
Jill Harrell
1054 Anna Knapp Blvd, Mount Pleasant, SC
843-884-6779
hibbenferrylease@jrkresidential.com
Newly renovated 1-2BR apartments just 10min to College of Charleston!

Townhouse Village Apartment Community & Village Square
Brandi Chapman or Julie Demby
843-556-3928
townhousevillage@comcast.net
Call for pricing & Specials. CofC Student discounts of 7%.

Plantation Apartments
Bonnie Taylor
1840 Carriage Lane, Charleston, SC 29407
843-556-1188
bonnie@plantation.comcastbiz.net
Less than 4 miles to Plantation. Best prices around & location. Application & administrative fees waived. Reduced rates & security deposits.
1 br: $530 for regular, $580 for deluxe.
2 br: $640 for regular, $670 for deluxe.
3 br: Special $675.

Courtyard Apartments
Robin Williams or Dana Mitchell
411 Meeting St, Charleston, SC 29401
843-723-2057
courtyardsat411@greystar.com
Great Specials. Walking distance to College of Charleston. Efficiencies, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units are available.



2. Get your student ID

Students of the Historic Preservation program in Charleston will need to be issued a College of Charleston Cougar Card in order to have access to the facilities on the College of Charleston campus. Please visit the Cougar Card office website at http://www.cofc.edu/auxiliaryservices/cougar/.


3. See your Department Program Coordinator

As a new student, you will need to see your department program coordinator or student services coordinator to find out information about your program's orientation, be assigned an office, learn what courses you need to register for, and to complete any additional paperwork that they require. To see a listing of departmental orientation dates and times, please click here.

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2. Register for courses.

If you have not done so already, you will need to register for courses. Please check with your department and/or advisor to see if there are specific courses you should be registering for. You must be registered for a minimum of 9 credit hours to be considered a full time student and eligible for an assistantship.

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3. Complete required paperwork for assistantship.

If you have received an assistantship, there is paperwork you need to complete with your department. You will need to have a checking account in your name and blank checks. International students must have applied for a social security card. You must be in the US for 10 days before you are able to apply for a social security card. You will not receive a pay check until this is completed.

4. Pay student fees and/or tuition.

Even if you are on an assistantship, you will still be responsible for paying student fees. Please see the Bursar's office to pay your tuition and fees after registering for courses. You must pay your tuition and fees by August 10th for mailed payments, or August 13th for credit card or walk-in payments. You will not have a tuition bill until you have registered for courses. If you register for classes after the tuition payment deadline, you will need to pay your tuition and fees the same day you register for classes, otherwise you will be assessed a $75 late fee. Also, if you have not provided Clemson with your final transcript or final degree certificate, you will need to bring it with you to the Admissions office in E-209 Martin Hall.

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South Carolina Illegal Immigration Act: 59-101-430


South Carolina has passed a new law that requires public institutions of higher education to verify the lawful presence of every student as a condition of enrollment. Beginning July 1, 2009, concurrent with our new academic year, all new and continuing students are required to verify their lawful presence in the United States. You can verify your lawful presence by providing documentation as listed below.  These materials may be mailed, faxed or scanned and e-mailed to the admissions office; or you can bring the original document to one of the offices listed below.
U. S. Citizens must provide one of the following types of documentation (these are the only items that will be accepted as verification):

  • Complete the Federal Application for Student Financial Aid (FAFSA). You may simply complete and submit the FAFSA form, available at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/.) 
  • South Carolina Driver’s License first issued after January 1, 2002
  • U.S. Passport 
  • U.S. or U.S. Territory Birth Certificate
  • Certificate of Naturalization.
  • U.S. government issued Consular Report of Birth Abroad.
  • Certificate of Citizenship
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    Documentation should be provided to the office below:

  • Graduate Admissions, E-209 Martin Hall (864) 656-3195, grdapp@clemson.edu

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    Other Information

    Parking Pass

    If you need parking near the school, it is available through College of Charleston’s Parking Services and costs $400* per semester.  Please send Rae Ann an email (rblyth@cofc.edu) and we will place your name on a list specifically for the lot across the street from the school.  We will also send you directions about how to pay and pick up your pass at Parking Services.

    *please note the management of this lot is being re-bid over the summer which could cause the price to change.

     

    Clemson University Library

    The library has special services for Distance Education students, please see their web site at http://www.lib.clemson.edu/distance/index.htm.

    The Clemson University Libraries offer a variety of resources and services for graduate students. Each academic department has a subject librarian who can provide in-depth research consultation.  Librarians are also available at the reference desk and via instant message from 8 am- 12 am most days.  Graduate students can request articles from print journals be scanned and emailed to them through the Document Delivery service and use Interlibrary Loan to obtain materials not owned by the Libraries.   To see all the resources the libraries have to offer please visit the library web site. Check out the library web page for more information, paying special attention to these top 5 links:

    Subject Librarians
    Ask a Librarian
    Interlibrary Loan
    Document Delivery
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    Community Information

    City of Clemson

    The City of Clemson SC  is located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and adjacent to Lake Hartwell, a recreational lake with a 1,000-mile shoreline. The city is midway (approximately two hours) between Atlanta, Ga., and Charlotte, N.C., in the Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson metropolitan area of over one-million people.

    Parks and Recreation

    The city of Clemson’s beautiful scenery and remarkable climate allow you to enjoy the outdoors.  The City's Department of Parks and Recreation  is composed of ten parks, which include five lighted tennis courts, three lighted softball fields, a fitness trail, picnic shelters, play structures, and green space.

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