Career and College Decision Day brings HS seniors to the State House
High school seniors from across the Palmetto State are being recognized and applauded for their plans after graduation.
Anthony Anderson is officially a college graduate.
High school seniors from across the Palmetto State are being recognized and applauded for their plans after graduation.
COLUMBA, S.C. (WOLO) – Scholarships are available for college students in the Midlands and across the state. The Central Carolina Community Foundation says more than 8.3 million dollars was awarded in grants and scholarships for the 2021-2022 fiscal year. The foundation is encouraging students to apply now for the 2022- 2023 school year. The organization says this year this year…
Babies born in South Carolina on May 29 will get a birthday gift from the state. Monday, State Treasurer Curtis Loftis announced that babies born on that day will be eligible for $529 to be used toward a future college scholarship account.
Consumer News: Best Buy creating new membership program, Chipotle helping send employees to college and more!
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)- Several South Carolina Colleges have made the decision to cancel classes ahead of Hurricane Dorian. According to the University’s website, classes at South Carolina State University will be closed Tuesday, September 3rd and Wednesday September 4th. Claflin University will also be closed Tuesday, September 3rd and Wednesday September 4th. Morris College in Sumter is also cancelling classes through…
(ABC News)- The spotlight is on the actresses and wealthy parents, who are facing charges over an alleged college entrance exam cheating scandal, but there’s a key player whose background has not been widely discussed. Mark Riddell — the man accused of actually taking the students’ test for them. Riddell is facing two criminal charges of conspiracy to commit mail fraud, honest services…
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Midlands tech is starting a new program to help future welders get a edge over the competition in the work force.
Camden High School is inviting interested students and their families to a college fair Saturday, February 17, from 10 a.m. to noon.