Savita Chandarana

    Savita Chandarana ’24

    Majors: Neuroscience and Psychology

    Minors: Biology

    Hometown: Lockport, Illinois

    “Carthage has something for everyone, allowing you to make friends with similar interests and share your passions with others.”

    Luke Ehlert ?24

    Luke Ehlert ’24

    Majors: Neuroscience and Psychology

    Hometown: Mount Prospect, IL

    “The professors are truly passionate about their research and teaching, which in turn made me more passionate about research and learning. My relationships with my professors are the thing I love the most about Carthage.”

    Lin Sensenbrenner

    Lin Sensenbrenner ’26

    Majors: Psychology and Neuroscience

    Minors: Studio Art

    Hometown: Sun Prairie, WI

    “Carthage faculty and staff have helped me feel welcomed on campus, and they engage in a hands-on and personal way with my learning.”

    Maggie Thom ?25

    Maggie Thom ’25

    Majors: Neuroscience

    Minors: Chemistry

    Hometown: Rochester, Minn.

    “I chose Carthage because it felt like the right fit. The academics and athletics are what I was looking for. I wanted to go somewhere with small class sizes so I could get to know my professors and classmates.”

    Natalie Vitek

    Natalie Vitek ’25

    Majors: Neuroscience

    Hometown: Raymond, WI

    “I chose Carthage because of its reputable pre-health program, small class sizes, and personable professors. The view of Lake Michigan is a significant bonus!”

    Connor Wiseman

    Connor Wiseman ’24

    Majors: Neuroscience

    Minors: Spanish and Chemistry

    Hometown: Kenosha, Wis.

    “Carthage felt like a place where I could succeed and maximize my potential.”

    Summer Zilisch

    Summer Zilisch ’26

    Majors: Neuroscience, Psychology

    Minors: Chemistry

    Hometown: Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin

    “I chose Carthage because of its exceptional academic programs, supportive community, and commitment to fostering growth. The College’s reputation for personalized education aligns perfectly with my aspiration to excel as a double major/minor student.”