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Anybody from there care to comment on the lifestyle there, I interviewed there for ortho. I am 28 single guy, looking for more than just a bar scene, not sure how big the population is there?
thanks
 
I went to college near there. Charleston is a great city if you like beaches, a slower lifestyle, and hot summers. They have an all-female college there (College of Charleston) but I don't pretend to know anything about the singles scene.
 
college of charleston is not an all girl college.....you must be smoking the same stuff they smoke there
 
toofache32 said:
I went to college near there. Charleston is a great city if you like beaches, a slower lifestyle, and hot summers. They have an all-female college there (College of Charleston) but I don't pretend to know anything about the singles scene.
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College of Charleston is NOT an all-girl school. Maybe you're thinking of Ashley Hall (a K-12 school) near MUSC. Anyway, I just got accepted into MUSC, and I want to know from any current students:
-What are the pros and cons of the school?

Thanks!
 
toofache32 said:
It was when I applied for college in 1992.
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I was born and raised in Charleston, and I know for a fact that CofC is NOT and never was an all-girl school. I also had a sister go to CofC (graduated around '92), and she definitely loved the co-ed life. You're highly mistaken.
 
Cablindian said:
I was born and raised in Charleston, and I know for a fact that CofC is NOT and never was an all-girl school. I also had a sister go to CofC (graduated around '92), and she definitely loved the co-ed life. You're highly mistaken.
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Then it was some other school around there. Sorry to offend you.
 
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