I'm really into tea (actual tea) and struggle to find anywhere good to find it. I know of brick house and Methodical, but other than that I don't really know of anywhere.

Hey yall I’m moving to Columbia in the Fall and I’m having a little trouble finding a good spot. Preferably an apartment in southeastish part of town to be close to work but open to any where that isn’t the northeast part of town bc that’s all like 30+ from work. More important to be in a “safe” area although I’m not really sure what areas are and aren’t safe. My max budget is about 1250 and obviously anything below that is preferable. Any recommendations for rental agencies would be appreciated too! Thanks so much in advance and please let me know if I’m just being unrealistic with my budget or anything else etc.

Anyone close to downtown wanna smoke and celebrate 4/20?

I’m coming to Columbia SC for work and staying a few extra days to see what Columbia is all about with my girlfriend. What should I do while in town the weekend of April 25th?

We like history, site seeing and live shows.

Whatcha got Reddit?

A little background I hold a Bachelor’s of Science in Public Health from the College of Charleston. I graduated with honors and took various prerequisite courses including anatomy and physiology 1 and 3, microbiology, and cellular molecular biology. These were all taken 5+ years ago at this point. Job offers have been very limited with this degree and are often temporary in nature because they are in a research setting. To this day I have not had a position renew beyond a year due to funding. Nothing personal, but as the least skilled one there oftentimes due to not have my MPH, I’m the first to go when finding is cut. I now reside in Columbia, SC and there is an ECPI here. The program is expensive, I get that, but I’m not concerned about it. The graduate school I was looking into is 7,200 a semester. None of it is cheap! Again, not my greatest concern. I worked on the patient care side before and would LOVE to get back into it. ECPI has an ADN program that is fast and encompasses my expires prerequisites, albeit not for the cheapest price tag. My only concern is their accreditation. They say they’re accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). Their Associates Degree in Nursing (ADN) programs are generally accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN), some schools have candidate status, Columbia’s does not.

Is this a real route to nursing? Would I be able to become a nurse after attending the ADN program? I know the other school in Greenville is candidate status is that much better? My in laws live 34 minutes outside of Greenville and although it wouldn’t be the most ideal situation I could stay with them during the week to attend the Greenville campus.

I just really really want to be a nurse and want any input on if this is an actual option. If you’ve attended especially, how did it go??? Help is beyond greatly appreciated!!!

Hello everyone! I’m a grad student that is moving out of state. I lived here temporarily for school and I’m only planning to take my clothes with me. Do you guys know where to sell things? I have a lot of stuff that’s barely used.

hey! considering to columbia next year. currently in the south, so wouldn’t be a major change but just looking into what i should be expecting, your overall opinion, pros/cons, job market, etc. dont currently have kids but could be in the cards so curious about that and also where people make friends, lol. thank you!!