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 myself and gained so much independence with traveling. I was able to become friends with people from all over my own country and from all over this world and I also really learned how truly small the globe is. I already have already had the travel bug my whole life and this experience only made me want to..."
Molly K Presbyterian College
"I gained so much from studying abroad. For example, I know more about who I am as a person and of my abilities."
Sarah H Presbyterian College
"My experience was definitely worthwhile. There were some times that were definitely challenging, but they all helped give me more confidence and independence as well as adding to the amazing experience. I am definitely more culturally aware of the people around me, but my future plans have not really changed. "
Mary F Presbyterian College
"I learned I can be put in any situation and live with it. Its a lot about being content, not always looking ahead to the future. I also learned I am very sensitive to black mold. It made me realize I can be content in a different lifestyle in which I sit and drink tea with friends and just relax. I still want to go back to Egypt..."
Taylor W Presbyterian College
"Absolutely - I grew a lot personally and had a great experience learning about another culture. Was it all wine and roses? No, but even the mistakes I made were learning experiences"
Patrick K Presbyterian College
"Yes. Living in London was awesome. More importantly I spent a month backpacking europe which was amazing and would have been impossible if I stayed at home. The three stars doesn't include the backpacking its a combo of two star program(only because of the internship) and four for living in London."
Kevin G Presbyterian College
"After experiencing a growing interest in Indian culture and a dissatisfaction with my own global education, I decided to study abroad in India. I fully intend on pursing additional studies in South Asia as opportunities arise. I also fully intend on returning to India..possibly even long-term."
Amanda S Presbyterian College
"It was so amazing. I loved every minute of it."
Joseph M Presbyterian College
"Yes, I plan on going back to AUC for the Arabic Language Intensive program after I graduate."
Margaux M Presbyterian College
"Yes, I gained a great deal of confidence and independence. After living in a country where I arrived completely alone and little to no knowledge of the language, I feel that I can handle anything. "
Harrison S Presbyterian College
"Best semester of my college years! "
Beth D Presbyterian College
"most definitely. I learned that just because someone is foreign, doesn't mean they're strange."
Robert H Presbyterian College
"The experiences I had in England cannot be accurately described no matter how much time I had. "
Akeem F Presbyterian College
"I expanded my cultural horizons, gained new friends, saw and experienced amazing places, and overall fulfilled one of my childhood dreams. "
James B Presbyterian College
"Yes, I want to go back. It has made me see that I really want to focus on the Middle East whether in Political Science or in History. "
Lacy F Presbyterian College
"Extremely worthwhile. Now I really want to return and travel more. I am now considering teaching English in Spain for a year after I graduate."
Alice P Presbyterian College
"100% yes!"
Anthony C Presbyterian College
"I miss it all incredibly. The best friend I made there is still my closet friend. Everything was different, new, wonderful. Life was open. I was free. It was like looking in a mirror for the first time, stripped away of all the pressures and complications of my old life. Learning was chatting up a stranger in a bar. You learned ..."
Luke T Presbyterian College
"yes, it enabled me to see how I can adapt to difficult and different life situations without the comforts of a phone, a common language, and the amenities of the US."
Hannah M Presbyterian College
"It changed me as a person. It's hard to look back now, being so far removed from Karlsruhe and semi-integrated into Presbyterian community; but when I do think of the streets I walked, the people I met, the things I saw, I can't replace that feeling. I left unsure about life, who I was, what I cared about. Being there was like l..."
Lauren H Presbyterian College
"Even though I would not recommend the program I went on, I think it was definitely a worthwhile experience. It was not life-changing, but it did better my outlook and quality of life. I know the independence I gained has helped me and will help me when I graduate. I wished I had done more traveling, but I still saw some amazing..."
Elizabeth D Presbyterian College
"My experience was definitely worthwhile. I learned so much from living abroad. I understood what it was like to feel like a foreigner and to have trouble with the local language, so I feel like I am now more patient with foreigners in America. I learned so much about Japanese culture and have also had the experience to go to Chi..."
Lauren H Presbyterian College
"YES."
James H Presbyterian College
"it was worthwhile, i learned a lot about myself and a lot about how obnoxious many americans are."
kyle k Presbyterian College
