SC State terminates academic programs due to low enrollment
ORANGEBURG, S.C. (WIS) - South Carolina State University terminated several academic programs during its Board of Trustees meeting on Thursday.
A member of the board said to WIS that the programs had low enrollment among students. About 8 students would register per year, falling under the requirements set by the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education (CHE).
The programs include:
- Business Education
- Professional Land Surveying
- Art Education
- Social Studies Education
- Jr. High/Middle School Education
- Mathematics
- Technology Teacher Education (Industrial)
- Mechanical Engineering Technology
Students still enrolled in the programs will still be able to complete them or transfer to a new program.
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