School of Medicine Carolina Fund and Initiatives
A gift to the SOM Carolina Fund is the easiest way to support our most pressing day-to-day needs for students, faculty and staff.
The School of Medicine Columbia Funds help finance a number of opportunities for our students education, the advancement of research for our faculty and students and the improvement of the patient-centered care that is at the heart of our school's mission.
A gift to the SOM Carolina Fund is the easiest way to support our most pressing day-to-day needs for students, faculty and staff.
Become a member of the Dean's Circle with an annual gift of $1,000 or more to support the Dean's top priorities and initiatives, from research to student programs.
The School of Medicine Columbia is committed to providing our students with the highest quality education and experience possible. The Student Assistance fund helps make that a reality by providing our students with all of the most important needs which include classroom resources, assistance with loans and financial aid and our new initiative, Cocky's Cupboard, that helps with food insecurities on our campus.
As South Carolina’s flagship university, we are spearheading an unprecedented new opportunity to vastly improve care for South Carolinians experiencing symptoms related to memory and cognitive decline.
Your gift to this fund supports scholarships for underrepresented students pursuing a medical degree.
Your gift keeps the School of Medicine Library and the students, faculty, health professionals and South Carolina citizens it serves on the cutting edge of health information and health care. Gifts may be designated for the purchase of books, journals, databases, technology, furnishings or rare book conservation and providing discretionary funds to help the library meet its annual strategic priorities.
The average educational debt carried by our M.D. graduates is now approaching $200,000, with an annual in-state tuition at an all-time high of $40,860. Your gift enables us to attract the best and brightest students in our state and to provide scholarships, which can eliminate or drastically reduce financial burdens for our students.