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Limestone College, founded in 1845, was the first woman’s college in South Carolina.
Percentage of Day Classes taught by full-time faculty and staff is 79 % (Fall, 2017)
Percentage of full-time faculty with terminal degrees is 80% (Fall, 2017)
At over 3,000, Limestone is one of the three largest private accredited colleges in South Carolina (Fall, 2017).
Limestone's Day Student: Faculty Ratio is 13: 1 (Fall 2017); 17:1 overall.
Day Program Enrollment: 62.6% Male, 37.4% Female. (Fall 2017)
As of Spring, 2019, Limestone College has 25 sports, 12 for men and 14 for women.
70% of our Day students are athletes (Fall, 2016); 67% in Fall of 2018.
The Fall, 2017 Honor Roll included 162 students on the Honor Roll and 208 on the Dean’s List.
Limestone College's Day Program has students from 31 countries, and 23 states from across the United States. (Fall 2017)
Limestone College had 89 International students in the Day program in Spring, 20184 from 31 countries. 100% of those students were athletes.
Alpha Chi had 10 members in Spring, 2018 In addition to Alpha Chi, there are 4 other honor societies representing different departments. As of Spring, 2018, they had 48 members.
The Block Program, established in 1976, was the first step in offering college opportunities to students in the evening program.
The Virtual Campus was established in 1996. Limestone became a leader in offering college classes via the Internet.
The off-campus and Internet programs became known as the Online & Evening. The Online & Evening changed the evening program classes to “hybrid” classes in 2014. Today there are five Online & Evening sites available, as well as Internet programs. They serve over 1000 students per semester.
The MBA program was the first master’s degree program at Limestone College. The first graduate students were admitted in Summer, 2012; the first graduates completed their degrees in May 2014. So far, there have been 97 total graduates from the MBA program (through Dec. 2017).

Financial Aid - $19 million in scholarships & grants awards each year. 98% of students receive financial aid & scholarships 82% of day instructors have PHD or terminal degree.

Students come from over 31 different countries

students have packaged over 250,000 meals for 'stop hunger now'

6yr Graduation Rate by Race — Those with 5 students or more were reported.

6 yr Graduation Rate by Pell Loan Recipient

6 yr Grad Rate by Race	2010			2011			2012			2013			2014
6 yr Grad Rate by Race	grad	non-grad	rate	grad	non-grad	rate	grad	non-grad	rate	grad	non-grad	rate	grad	non-grad	rate
American Indian or Alaska Native	1	4	25.00%	1	1	100.00%	0	2	0.00%	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%
Asian	0	2	0.00%	0	1	0.00%	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%
Black or African American	18	81	22.22%	14	78	17.95%	18	79	22.78%	38	180	21.11%	32	178	17.98%
Hispanics of any race	0	7	0.00%	2	7	28.57%	6	13	46.15%	3	14	21.43%	4	15	26.67%
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%	0	0	0.00%	0	1	0.00%
Nonresident Alien	9	15	60.00%	8	11	72.73%	11	17	64.71%	19	27	70.37%	13	24	54.17%
Race and Ethnicity unknown	1	5	0.00%	0	5	0.00%	0	7	0.00%	2	4	50.00%	0	1	0.00%
Two or more races	0	0	0.00%	1	3	33.33%	2	4	50.00%	3	12	25.00%	3	16	18.75%
White	58	159	36.48%	39	143	27.27%	62	164	37.80%	83	198	41.92%	83	199	41.71%

6 yr Grad Rate by Gender	2010			2011			2012			2013			2014
6 yr Grad Rate by Gender	grad	non-grad	rate	grad	non-grad	rate	grad	non-grad	rate	grad	non-grad	rate	grad	non-grad	rate
Female	47	125	37.60%	34	105	32.38%	53	122	43.44%	68	132	51.52%	75	166	45.18%
Male	40	148	27.03%	31	144	21.53%	46	166	27.71%	80	303	26.40%	60	268	22.39%

6 yr Grad Rate by Pell Loan	2010			2011			2012			2013			2014
6 yr Grad Rate by Pell Loan	grad	non-grad	rate	grad	non-grad	rate	grad	non-grad	rate	grad	non-grad	rate	grad	non-grad	rate
Non-Pell	52	171	30.41%	46	122	37.70%	64	147	43.54%	89	197	45.18%	68	173	39.31%
Pell	35	102	34.31%	19	127	14.96%	35	141	24.82%	59	238	24.79%	67	261	25.67%

6 yr Grad Rate by Stafford Loan	2010			2011			2012			2013			2014
6 yr Grad Rate by Stafford Loan	grad	non-grad	rate	grad	non-grad	rate	grad	non-grad	rate	grad	non-grad	rate	grad	non-grad	rate
No Loan	35	137	25.55%	23	72	31.94%	45	99	45.45%	51	104	49.04%	50	113	44.25%
Loan	52	136	38.24%	42	177	23.73%	54	189	28.57%	97	331	29.31%	85	321	26.48%

Retention Rates by Race — Those with 5 students or more were reported.

Retention Rates
	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014
Female	71.53%	71.54%	72.93%	73.02%	74.73%
Male	63.37%	70.87%	67.91%	74.16%	73.15%

Pell
	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014
No-Pell Loan	87.64%	76.26%	78.66%	78.29%	77.79%
Pell Loan	52.10%	64.13%	60.42%	66.90%	68.25%

Loan
	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014
No Federal Loan	89.39%	78.59%	79.60%	80.04%	78.56%
Federal Loan	45.97%	57.76%	54.08%	58.29%	62.95%

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