Sherman College has been a vital part of Spartanburg, South Carolina for decades. In fact, Sherman’s clinic has been providing affordable chiropractic care for a long time, close to 30,000 visits each year!
Spartanburg is a thriving city bustling with activity. Named one of Relocate America’s “Top 25 Places to Live and Go to School,” and one of “Four Booming Locales Where You Can Get a Job and Live Easy,” according to Money Magazine. From its picturesque location to its hip arts scene and affordability, it’s easy to see why people fall in love with Spartanburg.
If you’re thinking about enrolling at Sherman, here are some of the advantages that go with making Spartanburg your home while you study chiropractic.
Spartanburg Offers Affordable Options for Chiropractic College Students
Spartanburg is in many ways the definitive college town. It’s the home of seven colleges and universities, with 15,000 students. Students will be happy to learn that the cost of living in Spartanburg is 8% below the national average. Add in student discounts at local shops and affordable housing, and your money goes even further!
Stay Active While You Study with the Help Spartanburg’s Many Outdoor Activities
Sherman’s 80-acre campus includes a clinic, library, computer labs, student lounge, and a chiropractic museum! It also offers a picturesque location filled with outdoor activities.
Go in almost any direction and you’ll find hiking trails and lakes for kayaking, fishing, and water sports. And, if you want to stay active in town, the city of Spartanburg offers an impressive 46 miles of bike lanes, with a great bike-sharing system. Whether you want to practice your golf swing or enjoy a nice walk between classes, there are plenty of ways to stay active.
Enjoy Spartanburg’s Cultural Scene While You Complete Your Chiropractic Training
Spartanburg’s vibrant art and cultural scene offer a way for students to unwind on evenings and weekends. Enjoy a quick bite at local eateries, scope out an exhibit at the Spartanburg Art Museum, or watch a production at Spartanburg Little Theatre. There’s plenty to keep you busy between study sessions. There’s also has a rich musical history with a fun music trail, too.
Discover What Makes Spartanburg a “Hub City”
Spartanburg is sometimes referred to as “Hub City.” When in the 1800s, as many as seven train lines used to meet in Spartanburg, making it a true “hub” of activity and crossroads of the South!
Even today, Spartanburg continues to be an important hub of economic activity. Several companies house their headquarters in Spartanburg – including Milliken, the largest privately held company in the world. International companies like BMW and Adidas also have major facilities in the county. And, if you’re thinking of opening a practice after graduation, Spartanburg’s tax-based incentives and top-notch infrastructure could prove beneficial to your new career.
Are you thinking of visiting Spartanburg and seeing the Sherman campus for yourself?
Visit sherman.edu to book a tour or talk with one of our advisors.
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