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How can Coker help you navigate your new academic journey?

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What is the Student Government of Coker?

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What do professors use blackboard for?

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Where can I get help with my Coker University textbooks?

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What is the Coker University Store?

The Coker University Store offers a simple price comparison tool to help you find your required textbooks at the lowest possible cost. The Coker University Store also sells Coker swag, apparel, gifts, and graduation memorabilia.

Where is Coker's Center for Health and Wellness located?

Located at 212 South 2nd Street, Suite 212 (behind the DeLoach Center), Coker’s Center for Health & Wellness is home to a variety of professional healthcare and mental health counseling services. See their webpage for hours of operation, appointment information, and available services.

What is the office of student rights and responsibilities?

The Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities is a hub for students and employees of Coker to find resources and access the University Reporting form. Student Rights and Responsibilities.

What is the Office of Residence Life?

For students living on-campus, the Office of Residence Life provides a wealth of resources and assistance. Learn more about Coker residence halls, move-in dates, housing applications, resident assistants (R.A.s), and tips about life in a dorm room.

What is an academic catalog?

Academic Catalog. The Academic Catalog is the go-to, official source of information about your academic requirements. The catalog is updated annually, so be sure to refer to the publication from the year you first began your degree program. GO TO ACADEMIC CATALOG.

Where is the Student Success Center located?

Student Success Center. Located on the first floor of the Library-Information Technology Center, the Student Success Center is home to a number of resources and friendly staff, including student success coaches, career development services, First Year Experience, and the Office of the Dean of Student Success.

Can you travel to Europe with Coker?

As part of your Coker education, undergraduate students have the opportunity to travel far beyond our campus boundaries. Whether you want to travel to Europe for two weeks during the summer, backpack in remote wilderness for a long weekend, or anything in between—there are plenty of experiences available to push you outside the comfort zone of your day-to-day student life.

WELCOME TO COKER!

We are thrilled to have you join our family of Cobras, and we’re here to make your transition to Coker as smooth as possible. Whether you’re an undergrad or graduate student, taking classes online or on-campus—Coker’s staff and faculty will help you navigate your new academic journey. Here are some resources to get you started.

PREPARING FOR YOUR FIRST TERM

There’s plenty to do before the start of classes, but we don’t want you to feel overwhelmed! We’ve prepared checklists to help you stay on track and take things one step at a time. Let’s start by pointing you in the right direction.

First-Year New Student (On-Campus)

If this is your first college experience and you intend to take classes primarily at our Hartsville campus during daytime hours, these resources will help you prepare for your first semester. Please start by letting us know if you intend to begin classes in the fall or spring semester.

Evening, Online & Bridge Program Student

If you will be earning your bachelor’s degree either in the evening, online, or as part of a bridge program with a two-year college, please refer to this information as you prepare to join us at Coker.

Transfer Student

If you are transferring to Coker from another college or university and will be earning a bachelor’s degree, this information will provide guidance through your transition. Please start by letting us know if you intend to begin classes at Coker in the fall or spring semester.

International Undergraduate Student

If you are coming to Coker from outside the United States, these resources will guide you through the necessary processes before your first semester.

CONNECT WITH COKER

Use #CokerPride to share photos and stories as you prepare to join the Coker community! You can also follow and tag us on Facebook , Twitter, or Instagram.