New College of Charleston Students Excited to Get Started

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The College Today tracked down a few students at orientation to find out what they are most excited about for their first semester at the College. Here's what they had to say!

Clydes Cookout for New Students and their families

Campus is buzzing with excitement and anticipation this summer, as more than 2,000 accepted students visit for New Student Orientation and get one step closer to starting something extraordinary at the College of Charleston.

There’s a lot to look forward to for these new Cougars as they begin their journey as college students, and Julia Neimark, a junior majoring in communication and interning with The College Today, tracked down a few students at orientation to find out what they are most excited about for their first semester at the College. Here’s what they had to say!

“I am looking forward to getting to know the history of the city because I’ve never really been and never made a new community somewhere like this before. I am from a small island; it’s going to be interesting.“

Cydney Mosscrop
Nantucket, Massachusetts
Marketing Major
@Cydneymosscrop  

“I am looking forward to meeting new people and getting my degree.”

Bryson McBride
Florence, South Carolina
Biology Major
@brysonmcbridee 
Caden Abel

“Joining a fraternity and getting a good education.”

Caden Abel
Charleston, South Carolina
Engineering Major
@caden_abel

“I am looking forward to taking new classes and I’m planning on doing some intramural sports and other clubs.”

Sloane McIlvaine
Jupiter, Florida
Undecided Major
@Sloane_mcilvaine

“Meeting new people and the social events that come with the College. I am planning on joining many, but the one I am looking forward to most is Greek life.” 

Meme Merchant
Warrington, Virginia
Communication Major
@mememerchantt

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