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Personalized Education With Powerful Results

Clemson University is where more than 4,600 undergraduate students conduct advanced research every year, upperclassmen take on mentorship roles, and people from across the world form friendships that last a lifetime.

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Superior Academics

When you study at Clemson, you learn how to succeed.

Over 54 percent of classes have fewer than 20 students at Clemson, enabling everyone to engage with peers and professors in a meaningful capacity. With a variety of opportunities for experiential learning, Clemson students immerse themselves in different cultures, join the workforce between semesters and walk away from Clemson with strong examples of advanced research to show potential employers.

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“Every opportunity Clemson has given — whether that be putting us in classrooms early or bringing people in from around the state and around the country to share their expertise and share their passions — has really fueled this fire in me. … It’s been encouraging to be excited for the next opportunity that Clemson is putting in front of me.”

Jason Albach,
secondary education and mathematical sciences ’24

Impact Opportunities

When you find your passion, we empower you to serve others.

At Clemson, students with servant hearts become leaders in their fields of study. People interested in law use their voices to speak for the marginalized in Washington, D.C. Those in the health sciences field travel abroad to set up clinics for underserved populations. Scientists search for cures to diseases. Engineers design a safer future.

A male student stands behind a table with informational flyers about a blood drive while handing a sweatshirt that says “Blood Bowl” with a graphic of a tiger on it to a female student.

“I think here at Clemson, the draw to service has really been my thing. I'm able to bond with people and make relationships over this concept of giving back and helping other people.”

Christian Blackburn,
wildlife and fisheries biology ’24
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Students listen intently to their professor.

Life-changing Relationships

When you come to Clemson, we make a place for you.

Enroll at Clemson, and you’re part of the family. The Clemson Family is how we describe our goal-oriented community drawn together by one common thread: the desire to use our gifts to build others up.

Clemson professors are fueled by the opportunity to invest in the development and success of their students. Clemson staff generously take the time to pass along their skills to student interns. Clemson students themselves bring people together for events across campus every day.

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“My group of friends includes the most down-to-earth people that I've ever met. The support group I have here at Clemson is just unlike what I could have ever imagined. … Clemson has made me feel really welcomed, included, supported and loved.”

Sophia Manav,
economics and management ’25

Unparalleled Campus Experience

When you choose Clemson, you gain a second home.

The heartfelt pride Clemson students, faculty, staff and alumni share is magnified every time they return to campus. Memories of afternoons spent playing on Bowman Field with friends, breakthroughs in challenging courses and Saturdays cheering on the Tigers in Death Valley are among the many moments you’ll cherish long after graduation.

: A female student wearing a gray T-shirt and purple zip-up jacket sits on a sofa while having a conversation with a woman wearing jeans and an orange sweater.

“Come to Clemson if you have the chance. It’s a great campus with a lot of nice people. Joining clubs and things like that can really help you. I’m going to miss the school pride once I graduate. I really love Clemson and the opportunities and friends that it's given me.”

Gina Dean,
food science and human nutrition ’25
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