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Congratulations on your decision to consider Carroll

Applying to college is a big step in your educational journey. We’re here to make the Carroll application process as seamless as possible so you can focus on what matters most—where your journey will take you. 

Getting Started

How to apply

Learn about our streamlined application process. Get information specifically for first-year students, transfer students, international students, post-graduate, and veterans. 

Tuition & costs

College is an investment—in yourself and your future. See why Carroll is the U.S. News’ #1 Best Value in 2022-23 for Regional Colleges in the West.

Financial aid

Our extensive financial aid program—99% of Carroll students receive an institutional scholarship—helps you access all of the values of a Carroll education. Personalized attention. Preparation for graduate studies and a career. Reduced debt. And most importantly, being part of a community where you’ll learn to truly live. 

Because of our extensive financial aid program, the cost to attend Carroll is not only less than other private schools—it’s on par with in-state tuition at Montana’s public universities. 
 

St. Charles Hall in the fall

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The most important part of Carroll is our close-knit community—the friendships you’ll make and the experiences you’ll share. And our campus is pretty special too. See for yourself.

At Carroll, when we say “Adventurers Wanted,” it means more about our students than us. The people we seek choose an extraordinary life and confront whatever adventure comes their way. It is my blessing to find those people and help equip them for life’s journey at Carroll College. We know that their lives do not begin here. Our job is to give them the tools to succeed in every part of their journey.

Richard “Chip” Hinton Assistant Vice President for Enrollment, Carroll College

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