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South Carolina HBCU Students Receive Free Tuition and Laptops - BNC

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Clinton College in South Carolina is offering their students free tuition and free laptops for the 2021-2022 school year.   On August 5, the university's President Dr. Lester McCorn announced free tuition for all qualifying students. The HBCU was already planning on cutting tuition by 50%, along with offering a new tablet. According to NBC News, each full-time student will receive a free Microsoft Surface laptop.   ANNOUNCEMENT FROM CLINTON COLLEGE PRESIDENT DR. LESTER A. MCCORN: Clinton College announces free tuition for all students for the 2021-2022 academic year. Email admissions@clintoncollege.edu to apply and enroll. pic.twitter.com/ewkOcZCJZ4 - HBCU Campaign Fund (@HBCUCampaign) August 9, 2021 Clinton College was established by the African Methodist Episcopal Zion […]

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