Discover and research the 29 colleges with History majors in South Carolina with Noodle. Find the right History colleges for you by entering your GPA, test scores and other preferences.
Wofford College, which enrolls about 1,600 students, combines a rigorous liberal arts curriculum with a close-knit community. Offering 25 majors, Division I athletics, Greek life, and opportunities for internships and studying abroad, the school has a broad reach that extends ... learn more
Clemson is a reasonably large public university in South Carolina that offers small classes (for the most part), several strong pre-professional programs, and a proud football tradition (though the team has been a bit down in recent years). The department ... learn more
Small and religious Presbyterian College in Clinton, SC provides a thorough education that involves learning in and out of the classroom. The school organizes whitewater rafting trips and short courses in car repair to its overwhelmingly traditional student population. learn more
Erskine College is Presbyterian college with 605 students located in Due West, SC. learn more
Known to those in and around this state capital city of Columbia as "The Real USC"—as opposed to that private institution out in Southern California—South Carolina has seen a surge of interest as the flagships of neighbors North Carolina and ... learn more
Furman University is college with 2797 students located in Greenville, SC. learn more
This Christian campus in the northwest corner of South Carolina affiliated with the South Carolina Baptist Convention offers views of the southern Appalachian Mountains and affords easy access for recreation at many nearby lakes. Students can become involved in various ... learn more
With name and colonial heritage akin to William & Mary that mislead some to believe it too is a private school, the College of Charleston is a public entity that dates back to the 1700's. Set in a gracious city ... learn more
North Greenville University is Baptist college with 2257 students located in Tigerville, SC. learn more
This all-female enclave in Spartansburg, SC has a great liberal arts program and a nationally renowned School of Music. A unique three-term calendar (13-week terms in fall and spring and a six week winter term) gives students the more flexibility ... learn more
Tiny Newberry College, which is about 30 miles from Columbia, provides a liberal arts education with a special connection to its Evangelical Lutheran heritage. learn more
Lander University is a public liberal arts school in Greenwood, SC with exceptionally strong programs in business, science, and education. Get your tickets to the Greenwood-Lander Concert series early, the season has sold out every year for a decade. learn more
