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The Graduate School of the
College of Charleston

66 George Street,
Randolph Hall 310,
Charleston, SC 29424

Phone: 843.953.5614
Fax: 843.953.1434

email: gradsch@cofc.edu
Computer Terminals on Campus


In addition to the computers in the Library and all campus computer labs, there are one or more terminals in the following locations for students in need of computer access to register on Cougar Trail on the Web.

  • Chemistry Department
    Science Center 3rd Floor, Room 315
  • Physics/Psychology Department
    Science Center 1st Floor
  • Education Center
    Alcove
  • J.C. Long Computing Center
    1st Floor and 4th Floor
  • Library
    Basement
  • Maybank Hall
    2nd Floor
  • Political Science Department
    Room 105 (Student Lounge)
  • Randolph Hall
    1st Floor, 3rd Floor
  • Silcox Physical Center
    Room 136
  • Sociology Department
    1st Floor, 19 St. Phillip Street
  • Simons Center for the Arts
    2nd Floor next to the Theatre Department
  • Lightsey Conference Center
    Basement, Computer Lab in Registrar’s Office
Software for Students

• Microsoft Office
• Internet Browsers
• General-purpose software
• Course-related software
CampusWide Wireless Network
High-speed access to the College’s network and the is available on campus for students with suitably equipped laptop computers or Personal Data Assistant (PDA) device. Wireless network cards may be purchased at the Circulation Desk in the library. Library computer lab staff will set up laptops and PDAs at no charge.
Staff Support
Trained personnel are on duty to help students with hardware and software questions.
Optical Scanning
Two flatbed scanners in each computer lab.
Lab use eligibility
Any student possessing a valid, current College ID card may use the student computing centers. They should bring a 3.5’’ HD (high density) diskette, an Iomega 100 Mb Zip Disk or USB memory stick on which to save data. Computer work for classes is given priority over games. Users are only allowed to work on projects directly related to their classes at the College. Students can call with any questions about computer use and etiquette.
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