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Mesa student Ryan Galloway makes dean’s list at Presbyterian College in South Carolina

Ryan Jeffrey Galloway, a sophomore from Mesa, has made the dean’s list during the fall 2020 semester at Presbyterian College in South Carolina.

The dean’s list is of students who have earned between a 3.3 and a 3.9 grade point average, according to a release.

Presbyterian College is between Columbia and Greenville in the college town of Clinton, South Carolina.

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Mesa student Ryan Galloway makes dean’s list at Presbyterian College in South Carolina

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Ryan Jeffrey Galloway, a sophomore from Mesa, has made the dean’s list during the fall 2020 semester at Presbyterian College in South Carolina.

The dean’s list is of students who have earned between a 3.3 and a 3.9 grade point average, according to a release.

Presbyterian College is between Columbia and Greenville in the college town of Clinton, South Carolina.

Presbyterian College students customize their education by choosing from 50-plus majors and pre-professional programs. Go to presby.edu.

Mesa, Presbyterian College, South Carolina

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