Upper School Profile

Academic Profiles:
Students in our high school take the Scholastic Achievement Test (SAT) and the Practice Scholastic Achievement Test (PSAT). The average score on the SAT from the 2001-2002 school year was 1124. The following chart shows how WCCS students rank academically:

Merit Scholars:
The National Merit Scholarship Program has informed us that 2 of our Junior students are eligible for competition for the National Merit Finalists Scholarships.  Congratulations to Webb McArthur and Steven Roach!

Community Service:
Community service is a requirement of all WCCS graduates.  The students in grades 9-12 have collectively accumulated almost 3000 hours serving and ministering to their communities.

Class of 2002:
The members of the class of 2002 perpetuate WCCS's legacy of academic excellence.

The class of 2002 was offered approximately $400,000 in scholarships.  These scholarships include:  S.C. Life Scholarship, William Hill Scholarship, University of Miami Scholarship, USC Academic Scholarship, Charleston Southern Scholarship, Student of the Year Scholarship, Clemson University Academic Scholarship, Presbyterian Scholarship, Cedarville College Scholarship, Grove City Scholarship, Geneva College Scholarsip, and National Merit Scholarship.   97% of the class will matriculate to 4 year colleges and universities while the remaining 3% will attend a school with a college transfer program.   

The graduates have been accepted to the following colleges and universities:   Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, Auburn University, Cedarville College, Charleston Southern University, Clemson University, College of Charleston, Columbia International University, Emory University at Oxford, Furman University, Gardner Webb University,  Geneva College, Grove City College, Lenoir Rhyne College, Mary Baldwin College, Moody Bible Institute, North Greenville College, Piedmont Baptist College, Presbyterian College, The Citadel, Trident Technical College, University of Miami, University of South Carolina, University of South Carolina at Lancaster, University of South Carolina at Spartanburg, Virginia Technical College, Winthrop University, Wofford College, and York Technical College

From the College Board:
Eleven Advanced Placement tests were administered in the Spring of 2002.  Here are the results: