
We’re excited to offer individual in-person visits! Visits last about two hours and will include a campus tour and meeting with an admissions and financial aid representative. Each family will be limited to four visitors including the prospective student. We’ll continue to offer virtual visits throughout the summer as well.
Carthage offers majors, minors, and concentrations in more than 50 areas of study, including biology, finance, nursing, international political economy, education, theatre, and neuroscience. We emphasize hands-on learning, undergraduate research, individual attention, and vibrant discussion in the classroom.
Carthage awards more than $20 million in scholarship and grant assistance. That includes $1.5 million in competitive scholarships in business, mathematics, science, languages, the fine arts, leadership, and overall academic strength. The deadline to apply for most competitive scholarships is Dec. 3. Merit Scholarships are awarded at the time of acceptance based on GPA.
College takes guts, drive, and yes, money. We’re here to help with all of it, especially the money part. The cost to attend Carthage may be more affordable than some people think.
Financial aid often covers a substantial amount of the overall cost at Carthage. In fact, we award more than $20.3 million in assistance. Find out an early approximation of what you can expect to pay to attend Carthage by using our net price calculator. It only takes a few minutes.
Put those AP credits to use right from the start. Carthage accepts a maximum of 32 credit hours of alternative credit to be counted toward graduation, including Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) credits.
Carthage has been home to students from countries all over the world including China, France, Italy, Japan, Rwanda, Serbia, South Africa, Tanzania and more.
Ready to take the next step toward an undergraduate degree? Each year we welcome approximately 150 full-time transfer students. Most credits transfer, and financial aid and scholarships are available.
College is about more than books and tests. Be prepared to learn as much outside of the classroom as you will in class. Get involved in student organizations, attend world-class concerts or hear comedians, work on the campus newspaper, sample all the coffee drinks at Starbucks, play in the orchestra, or build a set for a play. Dive in, make friends, and explore all the new ideas you’ll share.
Michael Arient ’21
Major: International Political Economy, Accounting
“Carthage was really the only school that allowed me the freedom to pursue all of my passions at once. I was unable to study both IPE and accounting at any other school, and here I am able to take on both as full majors alongside a minor.”
Read MoreChoosing a college that’s right for you means asking yourself big questions. Whether you can graduate in four years shouldn’t be one of them.
Ashley Cedeno ’19
Major: Social Work
“The biggest surprise for me here at Carthage was how much I actually enjoy my classes. I came into college with an undecided major, but once I realized social work was perfect for me and started taking the courses, I fell in love even more with this career path.”
Read More“I received the Presidential Dahl Scholarship, which covers 75 percent of tuition, not including room and board. This scholarship has really been a blessing, and I’m so grateful.”
Grace Kozisek ’20
Major: Chemistry, Chinese
“It was not at all easy to find a college that had Mandarin Chinese, dance, and chemistry. When I visited Carthage, I fell in love with the campus, and the welcoming professors, staff, and students that I have met make me feel right at home.”
Read MoreOur faculty’s enthusiasm for your success in college and beyond makes Carthage a very special place. They’ll help direct your passions — and find a great place to put them to work after graduation.
Joshua Maloney ’20
Major: Theatre
“Never in my life have I worked on so many shows nonstop! The diverse ways in which I’ve helped with each production have been outstanding, and I wouldn’t trade it for the world.”
Read More“The biggest surprise was how easily I was able to adapt to the culture on campus and in our department. I always felt so welcomed and it made the transition so much easier.”
Miranda Paikowski ’20
Major: English, French
“My biggest surprise so far at Carthage has been the extent of opportunities available to students. I have traveled to the Caribbean, attended a dance conference in Minnesota, and choreographed a piece for the student dance show. I feel so grateful for all of these opportunities and am enthusiastic to experience even more.”
Read More“I chose Carthage because of the endless opportunities available to students.”
Carthage College
2001 Alford Park Drive
Kenosha, WI 53140
262-551-8500
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