Admissions Blog Posts
How I’ve Been Using The Furman Trolley
Hey guys, It’s Puspanjali, and I’m back at it again with another blog! Today, I want to talk about how I get to class everyday. I use the Furman Trolley every single day in the...
Continue ReadingMy Transition from Homeschool to Furman
Hi! I'm Katelyn Wong, The transition to college has been a roller coaster. I spent the summer getting ready for college. I picked the bedding for my dorm room and some really cute things to...
Continue ReadingMy Favorite Places near Furman
If you are a nature enthusiast like me, it’s important that you choose a college that is surrounded by nature! Here are some of my favorite places that I go to around Furman… Swamp...
Continue ReadingCollege is More Than a Degree: Making the Most of My Sophomore Year
My name is Olivia Pearson, and I am a sophomore at Furman this year. I was born and raised in Charlotte, North Carolina and have loved getting to explore a new city while being at...
Continue ReadingGoals for Sophomore Year
Hello all! I am super excited to be back this semester serving as an Admissions Social Media Intern! If this is your first time following me, my name is TJ Robertson, and I am a...
Continue ReadingHidden Gems of Furman’s Campus
What’s Poppin! I hope you are doing well today and enjoying the fall semester! A quick little intro about me: my name is Josh Swope, I am a senior Communication Studies major from Atlanta, GA,...
Continue ReadingMusic for Nonmajors
So you’ve been playing an instrument your entire life, but what if you’re not ready to commit to it at the college level? Yes, Furman’s music program is largely centered on classical training, and the...
Continue ReadingLearning More About Your Peers Through CLP’s
Every week at Furman University, CLP's are held. Furman describes what a CLP is and the purpose of them as the following: "The intent of the Cultural Life Program (CLP) is to encourage students to...
Continue ReadingFraternities at Furman
By: Andrew Daphnis At Furman University, Greek Life looks very different for a university located in the South. On campus, we have four fraternities and seven sororities. With delayed recruitment, Greek organizations wait until the...
Continue ReadingWork Study at Furman University
By: Caitlin Kirby Money becomes somewhat of a precious matter during your time as a college student, evident by the stereotypical cup of ramen dinners and the Cookout runs you’ll have during your time here....
Continue ReadingQuick Eats on Campus
By: Emily Enlow Need a quick bite between classes? That morning caffeine wearing off? Furman has a ton of dining options, but I want to highlight my favorite quick snack options on campus: The Library...
Continue ReadingManaging Mental Health as a College Student
By Logan Coffee Change is inevitable, there’s no getting around that fact. That being said, the transition from high school to college is a big one, and it’s not easy no matter the school you...
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