College of Charleston Top Questions

There is not that much school spirit. I believe this is due to the fact we do not have a football team, and the other sports people are not very interested in. I wish that there was something about the school that pulled everybody together to support the school.

hard to figure out how to get credits from other colleges transfered and accepted

The most frustrating thing about the College of Charleston is access to parking and off campus housing. Charleston is rather small, and there are few affordable off campus apartments nearby. Parking is miniscule and expensive.

Attempting to balance a heavy course load with an active social environment. CofC is located in historic Charleston, a city possessing rich culture and boisterous night life; while the coursework is hardly as leisurely as the nearby beaches.

The traffic that passes through campus.

I was an adult student who lived off campus. Therefore, the most frustrating thing for me was driving to class everyday which was about 20 miles.

I would enjoy having more time to spend learning guitar, being with friends and reading my bible. I feel I am so weighed down with homework at times, I have to cut out fellowshiping with loved ones and learning things I am passionate about. I would rather look back on life and remember fun times I spent with friends and family than alone with my nose in a book. This sometimes makes me feel I am not making the most out of my life.

The most fustrating thing about my school is probably the lack of financial aid available to students that really need assistance.

I am most frustrated by the size- we're all over the city of Charleston and although you can walk anywhere, you have to deal with downtown traffic.