These SC colleges don’t require SAT, ACT Melissa Cline, associate dean of admissions, and Paul Thomas, professor of Education, weigh in on the benefits of a test-optional approach. Read more
Alumnus leaves nearly $5 million, supports academic scholarships Thomas C. Turner '51 established a framework for giving almost two decades ago that will impact students for years to come.
Furman named to inaugural cohort of First Forward institutions First Forward is a program of the Center for First-generation Student Success. Furman is among 80 universities nationwide to be named in the inaugural cohort.
2019 Senior Spotlight Our Senior Spotlights illuminate - from the lab to the links, the classroom to the stage, study away to activism - the unique journeys that lead to graduation.
Steering students toward success Katie Foster '17 works alongside high school guidance counselors as part of the Furman College Advising Corps.
SC bill would allow Dreamers in-state tuition, licensure Under current SC law, Dreamers are not eligible for in-state tuition or state scholarships, nor can they receive occupational licenses in dozens of fields.
Furman enters into admission pathway agreement with Chinese university Beginning in the fall, students who spend a year at Sichuan University in Chengdu will have the opportunity to graduate from Furman.
2018 Senior Spotlight Our Senior Spotlights illuminate - from the lab to the links, the classroom to the stage, study away to activism - the unique journeys that lead to graduation.
Professor uses deep-sea core research to work with students Geology graduate Kristen St. John '92 started out in political science at FU. Now the JMU professor studies climate change.
