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It doesn’t matter how many college-level courses you’ve taken. Whether you’ve already earned a bachelor’s degree or want to complete your degree. Or if you want to be readmitted to the College. If you ...

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A unique experience for young children and College of Charleston Students. Serving as an academic unit within the School of Education, the N. E. Miles Early Childhood Development Center, or ECDC as it ...

Hello, I'm Johnathan Duhart, and I'm thrilled to join the Academic Advising Planning Center (AAPC) at the College of Charleston as a full-time academic advisor. Originally from Atlanta, Georgia, I ...

ECDC provides a great opportunity for College of Charleston students to gain valuable classroom teaching experience working with young children and highly qualified master teachers. We have five ...

If you have questions about the N.E. Miles Early Childhood Education Center or would like to tour our facilities, please email us at ecdc@cofc.edu. If you have a specific request, please review our ...

A limited number of ECDC Tuition scholarships are awarded each year based on financial need and/or extenuating circumstances. Scholarships can be awarded for either one semester or the entire academic ...

Are you interested in observation and research at ECDC? Select each option to learn more. Observations ECDC welcomes CofC faculty and students who want to coordinate course assignments with real world ...

The N.E. Miles ECDC is an academic program within the School of Education and serves as a demonstration preschool for research to advocate developmentally appropriate practices for young children.