01. Intro

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Founded in 1889 as Clemson Agricultural College, the university began as an all-male military school nestled on 1,400 acres on the shores of Lake Hartwell. With over 80-plus majors and 120-plus graduate degree programs, Clemson offers an array of academic opportunities for its 19,669 undergraduate students.

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02. Welcome

Welcome to Clemson University

  • Ranked among the top 25 public universities for the 11th year in a row according to US News and World Report
  • 500-plus ways to get involved on campus: student government, service efforts, religious groups, social events, military organizations, etc.
  • 16-to-1 faculty-to-student ratio, and more than half of all classes have fewer than 20 students
04. Overview

Athletics Overview

572 student-athletes compete on 19 NCAA Division I teams for Clemson University under the leadership of Director of Athletics Dan Radakovich. The Tigers compete in the highly competitive Atlantic Coast Conference.

6 National Championships

Football (3): 1981, 2016, 2018
Men’s Soccer (2): 1984, 1987
Men’s Golf (1): 2003

17 Olympic Medalists

8 gold medals
4 silver medals
8 bronze medals

39 Academic All-Americans

Current sports: football (8), women’s track/field (6), women’s soccer (3), baseball (3), men’s track/field (3), men’s basketball (3), men’s golf (2), volleyball (2), men’s soccer (1), women’s tennis (1), men’s tennis (1)

176 ACC Championships

Current sports: baseball (26), football (18), women’s tennis (14), men’s soccer (14), men’s indoor track/field (12), men’s tennis (11), men’s outdoor track/field (11), golf (10), women’s outdoor track/field (7), men’s cross country (7), women’s indoor track and field (6), women’s basketball (3), volleyball (3), women’s soccer (2), women’s rowing (1), women’s cross country (1)

6 National Championships

Football (3): 1981, 2016, 2018
Men’s Soccer (2): 1984, 1987
Men’s Golf (1): 2003

17 Olympic Medalists

8 gold medals
4 silver medals
8 bronze medals

39 Academic All-Americans

Current sports: football (8), women’s track/field (6), women’s soccer (3), baseball (3), men’s track/field (3), men’s basketball (3), men’s golf (2), volleyball (2), men’s soccer (1), women’s tennis (1), men’s tennis (1)

176 ACC Championships

Current sports: baseball (26), football (18), women’s tennis (14), men’s soccer (14), men’s indoor track/field (12), men’s tennis (11), men’s outdoor track/field (11), golf (10), women’s outdoor track/field (7), men’s cross country (7), women’s indoor track and field (6), women’s basketball (3), volleyball (3), women’s soccer (2), women’s rowing (1), women’s cross country (1)

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      05. Campus Video

      Campus Drone Tour Video

      See an aerial tour of Clemson's beautiful campus.

      06. Meet With Coach

      Meet with coach

      07. Sport-Specific Facilities

      Sport-Specific Facilities

      More than $200 million has been put into our facilities in the past eight years to provide the best in performance opportunity and fan experience.

      Memorial Stadium

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      Doug Kingsmore Stadium

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      Littlejohn Coliseum

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      Historic Riggs Field

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      Jervey Gym

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      Clemson Indoor Track & Field Complex

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