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International Student Profiles

Chinelo Oparaeche

Calvin Coolidge once said that "nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. Persistence and determination are omnipotent."

Mr. Coolidge would have liked Chinelo Oparaeche, '06. In the four years since she left her homeland of Nigeria, Chinelo has attended three institutions of higher learning, had papers presented at a science conference and published in a scientific journal, and started her own business. Read more...


Elizca Buys

Few, if any Carthage students have come farther to attend the College than Elizca Buys, '06. The chemistry major from Bloemfontein, South Africa will tell you the long trip has been worth it.

Tennis players for opponents of the Lady Reds have gained little pleasure from her journey. In her first two seasons of competition, Elizca posted a 50-8 record in singles matches. Paired with Kelly Mikkila, '05, Elizca was an NCAA Division III All-American in doubles last year, and advanced to the Division III national quarterfinals. She was the second Lady Red tennis All-American, after Mikkila. She's a great tennis player, and we're lucky to have her, says coach Brady Lindsley. Read more...

Attending Carthage as an International Student

Interested in attending university in America? Carthage is situated on the bank of Lake Michigan half-way between Chicago and Milwaukee - two major metropolitan cities. Learn more about our location.

Carthage is delighted to welcome new international students this year from Italy, Rowanda, Serbia, Japan and France. They join current international students from Tanzania, South Africa, and Bulgaria.

Use the links at left for additional information about attending Carthage. Be sure to request information from Carthage.