South University-Columbia

What are the security measures and safety resources available for students at South University-Columbia?

South University-Columbia students should use the campus's current emergency instructions and published security information to understand reporting procedures. A general claim that a campus is "safe" cannot substitute for knowing how to seek help, receive alerts, or report an incident.

The university's current annual security report is the appropriate place to check its reported Clery Act crime statistics, covered locations, emergency-notification practices, and policies addressing sexual misconduct. Those statistics cover specified categories and geography; they are not a complete count of every safety concern a student might encounter. Students with evening classes or clinical assignments should also confirm the applicable building-access and after-hours procedures for each location they use.