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Tigertown Bound: The First Student Milestone

“ORANGE CARPET” ROLL OUT

Spring semester is a busy time for prospective

students. While many acceptance letters have been

sent out, some students have difficulty choosing their

college destination.

That’s when Clemson rolls out the Orange Carpet.

With five receptions in South Carolina and one in

Georgia, the annual Orange Carpet tour brings

together Enrollment Management, Student Affairs and

stakeholders such as the Board of Visitors in an effort to

promote the incredible value of the Clemson Experience

with prospective students.

“Clemson continues to attract the best and brightest,”

said Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of

Students Chris Miller, who spoke at all six receptions

this spring. “Our goal with these receptions is to make

sure students who are interested in our University

understand all that Clemson has to offer.”

Orange Carpet reception sites included Atlanta, Charleston, Columbia,

Florence, Fort Mill and Greenville.

Data provided by Office of Institutional Research, August 2022

4

,

075

Number of first-year students

52

,

818

Number of first-year applications

1

,

455

Number of incoming transfer students

2

,

447

Number of first-year graduate students

660

Number of undergraduates self-identified

as first-generation college students

TIGERTOWN BOUND

Following an admissions cycle that becomes

more competitive with each passing year,

Clemson welcomed another record-setting

class in Fall 2022. These incoming students

are athletes and artists, volunteers and leaders.

They aspire to be the next generation of engineers,

health care workers, entrepreneurs, researchers,

public servants, educators and creators. Each

arrived at Clemson with a unique life experience

and perspective that has enriched the

University community.

Clemson is a point of destination for students, a fact

supported by the sheer volume of applications we see every

year. —Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of

Students Chris Miller