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From Admission Counselor to Student: How We Chose Our Alma Maters
Senior year.
Celebrating AAPI Heritage Month
Happy Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month!
Dining @ USC
I’m a total foodie.
Earning While Learning: Work-Study Jobs at USC
Being a student at USC provides you with a whirlwind of opportunities.
Transferring to USC: Dos and Don’ts
Transferring to USC is an exciting opportunity to take your education to the next level.
Beyond the Classroom: How to Get Involved at USC
While many people think of academics when they think of college, USC has many opportunities for you to add to your experience outside of the classroom.
ABCD-GEs at USC Part 2
Live, laugh, love GEs!
ABCD-GEs at USC Pt.1
As the academic year begins, whether students are beginning their first year at USC or are just a few semesters away from graduating, registering for…
Problems Without Passports: What Will You Find Abroad?
College presents students with several opportunities to discover their interests in sports, clubs and organizations, community service, study abroad and…
Living the Trojan Life: Residential Life at USC
Living on campus at USC is about more than just having a place to stay.
Office of Student Accessibility Services (OSAS): What to Know
The Office of Student Accessibility Services (OSAS) is one of the many resources at USC that allows our students to thrive both in and out of the…
Maximizing Your USC Academic Experience: Making the Most of Your 18 Units Per Semester
Do you know how to maximize your units at USC?
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