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  Carthage Tuition Reset: Bringing transparency to the cost of college
  Starting in the fall of 2020, Carthage will lower tuition by 30 percent. Our new published tuition will be $31,500, which better reflects the amount most students pay. In addition, room and board will not increase for the 2020-21 academic year.
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  Alumni share #MyJobInSixPics
  Carthage graduates are successful NASA engineers, doctors, lawyers, professors, designers, researchers, actors, and entrepreneurs. We’ve challenged our alumni to share six pics from their workplaces, to show exactly how achievable your dream career is when you aspire like a Carthaginian.
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  Carthage brings Class of 2023 aboard
  The incoming class features 700 freshmen and 87 transfer students.
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  New data science minor opens door to red-hot field
  Carthage will offer the program starting in fall 2019, helping to meet heavy demand for data scientists across the U.S.
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  Carthage offers self-reporting of ACT, SAT test scores
  In an effort to make the college application process more affordable, beginning this summer, prospective students of Carthage will have the option to self-report their test scores from the ACT or SAT.
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  Carthage Christmas Festival tickets go on sale Oct. 1
  Carthage College invites the community to celebrate the joy of the holiday season at the annual Carthage Christmas Festival, three performances of readings and music in the A. F. Siebert Chapel.
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  Student-run STEM camp heightens girls’ interest in science
  The three-day event, directed by Hannah Skendziel ’19, brought 29 eighth- and ninth-graders to campus.
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  Carthage students work to decode the secret ‘language’ of gibbons
  Two Carthage students research gibbon vocalizations, led by professor Angela Dassow.
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  A new home close to home: Kenosha students speak out
  Many of the students who call Carthage home haven’t traveled far to get here. Originally from Kenosha, they knew their perfect college was right down the road. But what is it like to attend college so close to home?