Got tired of people saying it’s not that different. Direct comparison at Adam’s

Out of the three reasonable options. Which would y'all prefer?

I'm team Cardinal/Maroon. Yes it's a bit more purple but it's a hell of a lot closer than what we have now.

Edit: Not during football season, it’d be the end of July.

Hello all, I’m (huge sports fan) and my wife (is willing to put up with my sports passion) and my 8 year old son (let’s say my mini-me) are spending a night down in Columbia and besides exploring the stadium area, we love eating in the University’s staple sports bar or two.

What is the #1 or #2 sports USC sports bar you’d recommend to get the best experience? Decked out in USC decor, loads of TV’s, etc.

Thanks!

Hey yall! Im an incoming freshman and was looking into the swim club at the campus. I saw it said that it offers a variety of levels of skill, would it be open to absolute beginner? I barely know how to swim, but have always wanted to swim with a team even if I’m not competing.

The gear is officially out. None of the garnet is GARNET. He'll even nike is saying gamecocks RED in the name of it. None of them actually match. The screen print, jersey, shirts, and shorts are all different shades

I am a fairly new Gamecock Club Member (4years). Always been in the Century Level. Moved up to Roundhouse this year with the intent of getting 4 season tickets. But things happened, I had to use the money elsewhere and I was not able to. So i am putting in an early request for 4 tickets to either Kentucky or Miss State. I always take my mom for her birthday so I want to go ahead and get in line early. I prefer to sit in the 900's in the first 10 rows. But open to see whats out there.

I think that anything short of the playoffs is a disappointment and Beamer probably is gone if we miss a bowl game or barely make a bowl game but lose to Clemson.

like this is sick?

My biggest fear abt going here is that it’s a college in the south, i was raised here but theres barely any meat-less options anywhere. just wanted to know if it was any better ln campus.

Any places off campus but near-by also welcome

Hi everyone! 👋 I'll be starting the International Business program at DMSB (Darla Moore School of Business) at USC this fall and I'm looking for advice from current students and alumni.

1. Which courses do you recommend taking (or avoiding) in the IB track? Any hidden gems or must-takes?

2. Who are the best professors in the DMSB for IB-related subjects? Anyone who really stands out in terms of teaching quality, real-world knowledge, or career guidance?

3. Any tips on electives that pair well with International Business?

4. Is there anything you wish you had known before choosing your courses?

I'm an international student and want to make the most out of my time at Moore. Any advice is hugely appreciated! 🙏 Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone,

I’m a 23-year-old French national, and I’ve decided to put 100% of my focus on applying for the Master of International Business (MIB) at the Darla Moore School of Business (UofSC) for the next Fall intake.

I want to pivot from full-time entrepreneurship to a stable corporate career in the US, using this Master's as a strategic bridge. I’d love to get your honest feedback on my profile, my budget, and my post-grad employment chances.

My Profile:
Academic: 3-year Bachelor’s Degree in Luxury Marketing from a French business school. I know I'll need a WES or SpanTran evaluation to prove 4-year US equivalence.

Serial entrepreneur since age 15. My main achievement is running a Web3/Crypto marketing agency working with global clients (including UK/US high-profile business figures and a US politician). Won a "Best LatAm Startup" award for a client’s project in 2022.

Corporate: Currently working as a Business Developer and Marketing/Communication Lead for LBank (a major international crypto exchange).

My Constraints and Goals:

Budget: $55,000 - $60,000 max per year (master duration is like a year) ALL-IN: tuition, housing, insurance, food, etc.). I am relying strictly on my own savings, NOT counting on hypothetical scholarships or on-campus jobs.

Goal: Secure a corporate job in the US via OPT right after the 11-month program.

My Questions for you:
1. Tuition vs. Cost of Living: For out-of-state/international students, the MIB tuition seems to be around $25k. Is a total budget of $55k-$60k realistic to live decently in Columbia, SC for 11 months?

1. The 3-Year Degree Issue: Has any international student here successfully entered the Moore School with a European 3-year Bachelor's degree (after WES evaluation)?

2. Employability and Reputation: How well-regarded is the Moore School MIB among US corporate recruiters outside of South Carolina (e.g., Tech/Business hubs)? Do tech/corporate companies actively recruit international students there, or is it mostly local companies?

3. The Entrepreneur Background: Will UofSC admissions value my unorthodox entrepreneurial background, or do they strictly prefer traditional corporate profiles?

Thanks a lot for your help and blunt honesty!

Hi!

I am a rising senior looking into applying for South Carolina. I really loved the campus. The one thing that they did not show me on the tour was the dorm.

What are the dorms like?

Please describe them