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Kylah Montgomery shared with Gov. McMaster, members of the General Assembly, fellow S.C. higher education students, and the media the importance of the Tuition Grants program to her education at Benedict College.

Benedict College’s Kylah Montgomery: ‘Thanks for my Tuition Grant!’

April 25, 2023

COLUMBIA, S.C. – Kylah Montgomery, a Benedict College studio art major, was SCICU ‘s featured student speaker at the April 19 Joint Higher Education Day at the S.C. State House. She shared with Gov. McMaster, fellow students at S.C. ‘s private and public colleges, and the media why Tuition Grants are so important to her. …

Read moreBenedict College’s Kylah Montgomery: ‘Thanks for my Tuition Grant!’
SCICU 2023 Excellence In Teaching Awards Program

SCICU celebrates 17th year of the Excellence In Teaching Awards Program

April 25, 2023

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Faculty, family members, and friends of independent higher education from across South Carolina joined SCICU April 18 at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center to celebrate nearly two decades of Excellence In Teaching faculty awards. Twenty-one faculty leaders – one per SCICU member institution – were celebrated at the April 18 event. More …

Read moreSCICU celebrates 17th year of the Excellence In Teaching Awards Program
Allen University - 2023 SCICU Excellence In Teaching award winner is Dr. Eddie Yancey.

2023 SCICU Excellence In Teaching Award Recipients

April 25, 2023

Please join S.C. Independent Colleges and Universities (SCICU) in recognizing and celebrating the 2023 Excellence In Teaching Award recipients: Allen University – Dr. Eddie Yancey   Anderson University – Mr. David Williams   Benedict College – Dr. Victor Oyinbo   Bob Jones University – Dr. Julie Hartman   Charleston Southern University – Dr. Melinda Walker …

Read more2023 SCICU Excellence In Teaching Award Recipients
Limestone University is one of 21 SCICU member colleges and universities that participated in the 2023 Tuition Grants letter-writing campaign.

SCICU students say ‘Thanks for my Tuition Grant!’ more than 7,100 times to S.C. House/Senate members in 2023

April 25, 2023

Limestone University Interim President Monica Baloga (left, standing, in brown and ivory) helped out with the Limestone 2023 Tuition Grants student letter-writing campaign. COLUMBIA, S.C. — Tuition Grant recipients at SCICU’s 21 member colleges and universities joined forces to send more than 7,100 thank-you letters to members of the South Carolina General Assembly during the 2023 …

Read moreSCICU students say ‘Thanks for my Tuition Grant!’ more than 7,100 times to S.C. House/Senate members in 2023

South Carolina update

April 25, 2023

S.C. Senate passes its budget — Last week (week ending April 21) the state Senate took just two days to finish up their version of the state budget. For SCICU member institutions, the highlights are largely the same as the House budget, which is good news. The Senate budget fully funds S.C. merit scholarships (Palmetto …

Read moreSouth Carolina update

Federal update

April 25, 2023

FAFSA “Simplification?” The big news regarding the FAFSA Simplification Act is that the U.S. Department of Education has announced we won’t get the new FAFSA form until this December. That’s important because it will affect just about every student at SCICU’s 21 member colleges and universities. Families, and financial aid officers, won’t be able to …

Read moreFederal update

SCICU Business Partner spotlight — April 2023

April 25, 2023

SCICU salutes the businesses that participate in the SCICU Business Partner program. For April 2023, we are spotlighting Allegiance Industries, PVC Fittings Online, and Sodexo. Please see the links below to learn more about these partners. The SCICU Business Partner directory lists all partners currently participating in the program. Eddie Shannon, SCICU executive vice president, …

Read moreSCICU Business Partner spotlight — April 2023
With a buzzer-beater three point shot, Furman upset Virginia in the first round of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament.

Congratulations to Furman on a bracket-busting return to the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament

March 21, 2023

With a three-point shot heard around the world, No. 13 seed Furman Paladins roared back into the NCAA Mens’ Basketball Tournament and took out the No. 4 seed Virginia Cavaliers with a 68-67 upset win in the first round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. JP Pegues, a sophomore guard from Nashville, Tenn. sealed the …

Read moreCongratulations to Furman on a bracket-busting return to the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament

South Carolina update

March 21, 2023

Last week, the S.C. House approved its version of the state budget and there was much good news for SCICU member institutions and their students. The House budget fully funds S.C. merit scholarships (Palmetto Fellows, LIFE and HOPE Scholarships) and retains from last year the $20 million in lottery funding for the S.C. Tuition Grants …

Read moreSouth Carolina update
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