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About the College of Arts and Sciences
While the University of South Carolina was chartered in 1801, it officially opened its doors in 1805
and opened a world of possibilities to its students. At the time, it boasted one building, two faculty
members, and nine students. The curriculum was based on the study of Latin, ancient Greek, and mathematics. Two hundred years later, this core curriculum is still taught in the USC College of Arts and Sciences.
The College has grown significantly from the University’s humble beginnings and now comprises
24 buildings, over 500 faculty, and 8,200 students. The college has changed names several times in the
past few decades and came full circle with its reconstitution as the College of Arts and Sciences on
January 16, 2005. While the roots of the college are firmly planted in the past, the college is growing
into the future.
Think of the possibilities.
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