College of Charleston Top Questions

There are no Spanish departmental scholarships.

One of the frustrating things about my school is that people assume that everyone who goes here drinks vast amounts of alcohol, and that it is necessary to do so in order to have fun. It is known as a party school, and that comes with a bit of a stigma, but it is important to know that not everyone gets completely drunk every weekend. There are many other things to do in and around the city for fun that do not include binge drinking.

COFC happens to be a tourist haven so the cost for housing off campus is outrageous. A person will pay more for food and other items here as a result. Parking can be a bit of a challenge.

The most frustrating aspect is when the professors change their minds on books; I can adjust but it is a slight financial crisis to change over books you have already purchased to buy new ones.

I have a hard time thinking of anything that I don't like about the College of Charleston, who wouldn't want to shop on King Street. It is a bit noisy and parking is hard to find, other than that, the College of Charleston is the best place to go.

The most frustrating thing about the College of Charleston is trying to get in touch with the financial aid office. That is the only place that I have had an unsatisfying experience.

The only frustrating thing about the College of Charleston is the large number of priveliged kids who do not appreciate their education and opportunities.

I do not find anything to be frustrating with the College of Charleston.

I don't find anything to be really frustrating about this school, except sometimes living downtown is noisy and there is a lot of traffic.

The most frustrating thing at our school is parking. Parking services has no payment plans and there is very little room to park on campus.