Get Involved Columbia SC

Take advantage of as many new things as possible! It’s actually been proven that students who get involved are more likely to succeed academically and to complete their degree. Whether you’re a resident student or part-time commuter, there are tons of ways to get out there and have some fun.

Allen University
(803) 254-4165
1530 Harden Street
Columbia, SC
Harley's Beauty & Barber Career Institute
(803) 254-0050
1510 Ontario Street
Columbia, SC
ITT Technical Institute - Columbia
(803) 216-6600
720 Gracern Rd Ste 120
Columbia, SC
Kenneth Shuler School of Cosmetology & Nails
(803) 772-6042
449 Saint Andrews Rd
Columbia, SC
Columbia College - South Carolina
(803) 786-3012
1301 Columbia College Dr
Columbia, SC
Benedict College
(803) 256-4220
1600 Harden Street
Columbia, SC
University of South Carolina
(803) 777-7000
Columbia, SC
Southeastern School of Neuromuscular Massage - Columbia
(803) 798-8800
1420 Colonial Life Blvd, Suite 80
Columbia, SC
W L Bonner College
(803) 754-3950
4430 Argent Ct
Columbia, SC
Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary
(803) 786-5150
4201 N Main St
Columbia, SC
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Get Involved

Get Involved

College life offers so much more than an education. Most schools are a melting pot of culture and ideas and offer all sorts of opportunities for getting involved. Lifelong friendships and career-boosting experiences can be gained by getting connected with campus life. Take advantage of as many new things as possible! It’s actually been proven that students who get involved are more likely to succeed academically and to complete their degree.

Whether you’re a resident student or part-time commuter, there are tons of ways to get out there and have some fun.

How do I get involved?
College is a fantastic time to explore a variety of different interests. Academics are key, but don’t forget to check out student associations and special activities. Some schools have hundreds of clubs, and if they don't have what you want, you can probably start one. Talk to the administration. It usually just takes a willing spirit and a little coordinating to set up a place and time to gather.

So where do you start? Check it all out — clubs, Greek organizations, student government, religious groups, newspaper staff, political groups, the radio or TV station, recreation activities, band, choir, biking, special-interest groups, events on campus, off-campus projects and activities, film festivals, intramural sports, concerts, and symposiums. You name it, you can probably find it!

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