🏠 Housing
What kind of place was it?
Student Residence
How much was the rent per month?
1000
Where was it located?
in the campus
How can someone find this place?
residence website
Would you recommend it?
Yes, I would recommend Warren Place in Charleston. What I liked most was the location, it’s very central, close to downtown and campus, which makes getting around very easy. On the downside, it can be a bit expensive.Maintenance is generally good, but response times can vary. If I had to choose again, I would probably pick Warren Place again for the convenience and quality of life. That said, if I wanted something cheaper or quieter, I might try another residence a bit farther from downtown.
🍻 Social Life
What are some top bars, clubs, or events you recommend?
Top bars, clubs, or events: The city has a great social scene with lots of bars, clubs, and events. Charleston is a very lively and fun city overall. However, if you are under 21, it’s basically not accessible—fake IDs are not worth it at all. Police are everywhere and ID checks are very strict. Because of that, most social life for under-21 students happens through house parties, student events, beach days, and daytime activities rather than clubs.
🎓 Uni life at college of charleston
Which classes do you recommend… or not?
Most courses are very accessible and not too demanding — finance is really the only class that felt difficult, so I’d avoid it unless you’re confident or really interested.
Do you have some tips?
The campus is really nice, especially with its historic buildings and relaxed vibe. Registration was pretty easy as long as you plan ahead. Big tip: try to schedule all your classes on Tuesday and Thursday. That gives you long weekends and makes it much easier to travel or enjoy the city.
✈️ Travel
Best trips to do?
Puerto Rico, orlando, Miami, Texas, NY, North Carolina..
🌆 Charleston (SC) vibe
What do you absolutely need to know to live your best life in Charleston (SC)?
Charleston is an amazing city to live in, especially as a student. The city is beautiful, safe, and full of things to do. You don’t really need a car if you live downtown, but it’s great to have one for beach trips (Folly Beach, Isle of Palms). • The lifestyle is very outdoor-oriented: beaches, walks, coffee shops, brunch spots, and sunsets are a big part of social life. • Nightlife is great, but strictly 21+ — police are very strict, so don’t risk fake IDs. • Plan your classes well so you can enjoy the city during the week (Tuesday–Thursday schedules are ideal). • Summers and early fall are very hot and humid, so light clothes are essential.
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