by Andrew Shain, THE STATE
Touting “The Quality of USC Online,” South Carolina’s flagship university launched a web-based college Thursday that allows students to complete their bachelor’s degrees online. “We want to bring the university to them — to their dens, to their kitchens, to their living rooms,” University of South Carolina president Harris Pastides said. The new college should help USC better compete with for-profit colleges for students who have the equivalent of a two years of college credits but cannot attend classes on a residential campus. The university hopes to triple the number of students taking web-based courses by 2018.
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