Commission on Higher Education
The South Carolina Commission on Higher Education was founded in 1967 and is the coordinating board for South Carolina's 33 higher education institutions. The Commission for Higher Education is a local advocate for higher education and also serves as the General Assembly's oversight arm for higher education.
- South Carolina Commission on Higher Education website
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Electronic records from the SC Department of Archives and History
Available are minutes and meeting materials of the Commission on Higher Education, 1967-2010. -
Agency website archive
From the SC State Government Web Archive by the Department of Archives & History
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Recent Submissions
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CHE news
(South Carolina State Library, 2018-05)The South Carolina Commission on Higher Education publishes a monthly newsletter on agency news and events. -
Minority enrollment trends in South Carolina 2000-2017
(South Carolina State Library, 2018-04)The South Carolina Commission on Higher Education is for the first time publishing a report on trends in minority enrollment at South Carolina public institutions of higher education. The data used in this publication is ... -
Tuition & Required Fees for Academic Year 2017-18 Full-time, In-state Undergraduate Students Fall 2017 Annualized
(South Carolina State Library, 2018-04)This is a schedule of tuition for public colleges in South Carolina for the academic years 2016-17 through 2017-18 and percentage of increased fees. -
CHE news
(South Carolina State Library, 2018-03-30)The South Carolina Commission on Higher Education publishes a monthly newsletter on agency news and events. -
South Carolina Higher Education Statistical Abstract 2015
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South Carolina Higher Education Statistical Abstract 2014
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South Carolina Higher Education Statistical Abstract 2013
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Degrees Awarded by Degree Level, Race, and Gender SC Public & Independent Colleges & Universities Fiscal Year - 2012-2013
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Degrees Awarded by Degree Level, Race, and Gender SC Public & Independent Colleges & Universities Fiscal Year - 2011-2012
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Condition of Buildings SC Public Colleges & Universities Reporting Year - 2013 Semester - Fall
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Condition of Buildings SC Public Colleges & Universities Reporting Year - 2012 Semester - Fall
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Cohort of Full-Time, First-Time Degree Seeking Freshmen Retained from Fall 2012 to Fall 2013 SC Public & Independent Colleges & Universities
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Capacity/Enrollment Ratio (By Site Identifiers) Reporting Year - 2013 Semester - Fall
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Age of Buildings SC Public Colleges & Universities Reporting Year - 2013 Semester - Fall
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Ten-Year Summary of Tuition & Required Fees for Full-time, In-state Undergraduates - Public Institutions
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Ten-Year Comparison of State Education Recurring Appropriations FY 2007-08 to FY 2016-17
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Ten-Year Comparison of State Education Recurring Appropriations FY 2004-05 to FY 2013-14
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Tuition and Required Fees for Full-Time In-State, Undergraduate Students at Public Institutions
(South Carolina State Library, 2014-02-11)This lists the tuition and fees for full-time students attending public institutions between 2009/2010 and 2013/2014. -
CHE news
(South Carolina State Library, 2018-02-28)The South Carolina Commission on Higher Education publishes a monthly newsletter on agency news and events. -
Tuition & Required Fees for Academic Year 2016-17 Full-time, In-state Undergraduate Students Fall 2016 Annualized
(South Carolina State Library, 2017-04)This is a schedule of tuition for public colleges in South Carolina for the 2016-17 school year showing the costs and percentage of increased fees. It includes Spring 2017 updates.
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