Financial warning signs

Schools with financial warning signs in South Carolina

These schools have more than one financial concern in the data. Compare what students pay, what graduates earn, how much they borrow, and whether federal borrowers are paying on time.

School Value ScoreShows whether graduate earnings are strong compared with what students pay. A low score means students may be paying too much for the earnings they receive after completing the program. Borrowers not paying on timeThis may be a sign that borrowers do not earn enough to repay their loans. A high late-payment rate can also increase a school’s financial risk, which in some cases could contribute to closure. Net Price / YrWhat students typically pay each year after grants and scholarships. Your actual cost may be higher or lower. Earnings / Yr
1 yr / 5 yrs after completion
Median Debt
South University-ColumbiaColumbia, SC 35Poor Value 32% $27,693 $39,095 / $47,529 $23,000
Fortis College-ColumbiaColumbia, SC 36Poor Value 44% $20,404 $29,230 / $38,082 $13,000
Kenneth Shuler School of Cosmetology-North AugustaNorth Augusta, SC 21Poor Value 42% $18,677 $15,358 / $16,587 $9,500
Southeastern College-CharlestonNorth Charleston, SC 19Poor Value 40% $31,105 $23,271 / $25,598 $9,500
Southeastern College-ColumbiaColumbia, SC 18Poor Value 39% $31,941 $23,159 / $26,503 $9,500
Paul Mitchell the School-CharlestonNorth Charleston, SC 24Poor Value 36% $17,726 $17,189 / $23,322 $10,564
Kenneth Shuler School of Cosmetology and Nails-ColumbiaWest Columbia, SC 26Poor Value 36% $17,337 $18,217 / $24,328 $5,893
Strayer University-South CarolinaGreenville, SC 59Fair Value 36% $17,979 $42,324 / $57,248 $30,330