South Carolina has a long rich history, especially that which pertains to the making of this country. The first civil war battle was held at Fort Sumter.
Carolina also holds a few titles in the agricultural area; it is home to the biggest Ginkgo Biloba farm in the entire world as well as the peach capital of the world. The state is also home to some of the best beaches the United States has to offer, including Myrtle Beach.
The average cost of living in the state is approximately 9% lower than the national average. However, the average annual income is also lower than the national average by about $9,000. That means the average annual income of a worker is approximately $37,000.
This is surprising considering South Carolina is one of the most frequently visited tourist states in the nation. An audio engineer working and living in the state will find that their salary is nearly double the average income at $62,000 a year.
In comparison to other states where the average salary is around $85,000 a year, this seems like a low amount, but it evens out because the cost of living is lower in South Carolina.
South Carolina Audio Schools
Full Sail University - Online
Programs:
- Music Production, Bachelors of Science
- Entertainment Business, Master of Science
- Music Business, Bachelor of Science
Learning at Full Sail University has always centered around interaction and the exchange of ideas. Our online curriculum fully embraces this philosophy. We have developed our own online learning environment with the aim of being the most people-focused education experience on the web.
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Clemson University
221 Brooks Center
Clemson, SC 29634
United States
Tel: 864-656-4031
University of South Carolina
Columbia, SC 29208
United States
Tel: +1 803 777 6812
Fax: +1 803 777 9355
Summary
Colleges geared toward audio engineering in the state are not in abundance. This means that those looking to earn a degree in this field or further their degree will most likely need to relocate.
However, online schooling might be an option for those who are incapable of relocation. Some colleges offer local branches in other parts of the state, which may also be an option.
