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University of South Carolina

Darla Moore Business School #1 Undergraduate International business program in the United States. . University of South Carolina. Classes. Classes I took – MKTG 455 Marketing Communications MKTG 465 Marketing Strategy and Planning IBUS 426 Global Competitive Analysis

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University of South Carolina

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  1. Darla Moore Business School #1 Undergraduate International business program in the United States.  University of South Carolina

  2. Classes Classes I took – • MKTG 455 Marketing Communications • MKTG 465 Marketing Strategy and Planning • IBUS 426 Global Competitive Analysis • MGMT 376 Organisational Behaviour • ‘Senior’ level classes

  3. Accommodation • USC requires all international students to live on Campus • South Quad – Carolina ‘Global Community’ • Russell House – Cinema, Starbucks, Burger King, Chick-Fil- A etc • Strom Thurmond Fitness and Wellness Centre • Carolina Cash Card

  4. Life in South Carolina • Great base for trips – Such as Atlanta, New Orleans, Miami, Charleston. • Study Abroad office • South Carolina Gamecocks! • Flights: Dublin – Atlanta £850 return • Visa: £250 • Health Insurance: University’s own ($500)

  5. Neil Hood Fund • £500 scholarship • 2 essays – What financial support you might need? What qualities do I have that would make me an outstanding applicant? • Helped with purchasing books and travel costs.

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