Presbyterian College
University Information
Presbyterian College, commonly known as PC, is a four-year, private liberal arts college located in Clinton, South Carolina, USA and affiliated with the Presbyterian Church. The college’s president is Mr. Bob Staton.
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"I learned so much about Italy and Europe in general. I would say that I gained a lot of knowledge about the world in general by stepping outside of my bubble and gaining a new perspective. In addition, I learned a lot about of myself: my character, my strengths and weaknesses, etc. Words cannot express how beneficial study abroa..."
A student Presbyterian College
"Best experience of my life. I now speak Spanish much better."
A student Presbyterian College
"I learned so much from my experience abroad. It was a life-changing experience, absolutely worthwhile, and I would do it again in a heartbeat. It helped me realize that I definitely want to work/live abroad in the future."
A student Presbyterian College
"I learned a lot about myself and my relationships back home. Some weeks were much harder than others, but I feel much more independent. Before coming here I had no idea what I wanted to do in life, and I am very sure now. Its hard only really having all the international students as friends because we all speak English together,..."
A student Presbyterian College
"I learned how large the world really is. I have always lived in Columbia, SC which is relatively small and while I had traveled while growing up I was not prepared to truly live in a city of millions of people. I think this aspect of my trip was the most eye-opening of all the things I experienced. I would say that because of..."
Michael H Presbyterian College
"I gained a lot of confidence in myself and my ability to plan for travel. I learned to manage money on a budget. After my experience abroad I have more confidence in crowds in my ability to contribute to groups of friends and peers. "
A student Presbyterian College
"I learned that I made all of my international friends before I left home by helping them with their study abroad experience at my university. The best times I had abroad were the times I spent visiting them in their cities. I learned that I don't know how to make new friends when I have nothing to offer them."
Thomas M Presbyterian College
"I learned that I am fully capable of being out in the world on my own."
David S Presbyterian College
"My experience abroad was amazing - mostly because I took advantage of my time and traveled a lot and met awesome people! "
A student Presbyterian College
"This is an absolutely impossible question to answer. I've begun to see my life through "Pre-Ireland" and "Post-Ireland" viewpoints. I learned so much about myself, my interests, my desires, my possibilities, and my friends. I wouldn't trade it for ten sacks of diamonds. So yes, it was worthwhile - though that is an understatemen..."
A student Presbyterian College
"I gained insights into a different culture and was able to see europe. "
will.lewis.714 Presbyterian College
"I learned to be more independent and to stay on top of my academics. I did not feel that I learned as much as I could have though, simply because of the class structure. Having class once a week makes it more difficult to make connections between lectures, and it is harder to stay focused. I loved traveling, but even in Londo..."
A student Presbyterian College
"I learned so much about myself and about the rest of the world. I came to realise a lot of prejudices that are out there and worked to better understand the motives of people from different backgrounds. "
M S Presbyterian College
"In addition to experiencing the culture in which I found myself, I certainly gained confidence as an individual in managing my finances and personal affairs, befriending and interacting with other people, and ultimately stepping out of my comfort zone. "
A student Presbyterian College
"I gained cultural exposure, friendships, education, and memories and it was more than worthwhile"
Kaytie D Presbyterian College
"I learned so much in Quito, Not only did my Spanish improve, I gained self confidence, an aprrectiation for all that I have, meaningful relationships with my host family, and so much more. I wish I was still there. "
Anna Marie S Presbyterian College
"Knowledge from someone else's perspective. Definitely"
A student Presbyterian College
"I looked to this experience as a way to spend time in a different culture, see what a bigger school is like, relax some academically, and pick up a new hobby. I successfully accomplished all of these goals and more. It was a very worthwhile experience. I learned that I can adapt to new environments quite quickly and learn someth..."
Dietrich K Presbyterian College
"Absolutely, I would recommend everyone do it to gain a deeper sense of culture and awareness."
Jeff B Presbyterian College
"I was really happy with it. It helped me learn about myself and the world around me, showing me different cultures and ways of life. "
Emily A Presbyterian College
"yes. I learned more about France history"
Tran T Presbyterian College
"Yes, overall I matured and learned a lot about myself and the world around me. "
Deborah Christine B Presbyterian College
"yes!!!"
Kristin C Presbyterian College
"Yes yes yes!"
Nicole B Presbyterian College
"I love Africa"
Matilee J Presbyterian College
