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    Your Global Journey Begins at Carroll University

    Discover a world-class education with no application fee, substantial scholarships, and dedicated international support.

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    • Tailored Financial Support: Every international student receives a minimum scholarship of $26,000 per year plus on‑campus employment opportunities.
    • Accelerated Credit Pathways: Benefit from diverse credit transfer options—IB, AP, A-levels, Bilingual Language credits, international evaluations and Carroll3—to fast‑track your degree.
    • Dedicated International Support: Our admission team provides personalized guidance on visa processes, credit optimization, language support, and cultural adaptation.
    • Global Academic Excellence: Explore innovative majors in STEM, including Aviation Science and Drone Technologies, Business Analytics, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial and Systems Engineering, and Video Game Design.
    • World-Class Faculty: Learn from professors renowned for their commitment to student success with a student-to-faculty ratio of 21:1.
    • Innovative Learning Environment: Enjoy state-of-the-art facilities and hands-on learning opportunities that prepare you for real-world challenges.
    • Vibrant Campus Life: Engage with students from 40+ countries.
    • Industry-Integrated Curriculum: Benefit from partnerships with leading companies, offering internships and real-world projects that prepare you for the workforce.
    • Global Network & Partnerships: Join a diverse community with international alumni, exchange programs, and collaborations that broaden your career opportunities.
    • Advanced Research & Innovation: Engage in cutting-edge research with access to state-of-the-art labs and resources, fostering creativity and breakthrough ideas.

    Quick Facts

    • No application fee.
    • The campus spans approximately 136.9 acres and includes 72 facilities that merge historic charm with modern innovation.
    • Carroll fields 23 NCAA Division III athletic teams, fostering a vibrant competitive spirit and community engagement.
    • Located in Waukesha, WI, the university offers the benefits of a safe, small-town setting with easy access to Milwaukee and Chicago.
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    Outcomes & Career

    At Carroll University, your success extends far beyond graduation. We combine top rankings, strong career‐outcome metrics, lifelong services, and an active global alumni network to help you launch—and elevate—your career.

    Rankings & Recognition

    • #32 Regional Universities Midwest (U.S. News & World Report)
    • #18 Best Value & #16 for Veterans in our region
    • #1 BSN Program in Wisconsin (Nursing Process) (Nursing Schools Almanac) (RNCareers.org)
    • Named a College of Distinction for career development & military support
    • Milwaukee: #2 Best City to Launch a Career (LinkedIn Economic Graph
    • #8 Animal Behavior Programs (2019) (Universities.com)
    • Top-300 nationally for Return on Investment (WalletHub)
    • Top-20 in Wisconsin for alumni earnings (BestColleges.com)

    Lifelong Career Services

    • Free resume & cover-letter reviews, mock interviews, one-on-one coaching
    • Dedicated alumni webinars & workshops on leadership, negotiation, and industry trends
    • Direct access to recruiters via Handshake & our Career Connect database
    • Ongoing networking & mentoring with 14,000+ alumni worldwide

    Global Alumni Impact

    • Gregg W. Steinhafel ’77 — Former CEO, Target Corporation
    • Steven A. Burd ’71 — Former CEO, Safeway Inc.
    • Michael Jaharis ’50 — Co-founder, Kos Pharmaceuticals (sold for $4.2B)
    • Ronald E. Neumann ’70 — U.S. Ambassador to Algeria, Bahrain & Afghanistan
    • Linh Mai Nhat Nguyen — B.S. Chemistry (Pre-Health), now Ph.D. researcher at iDiv & Friedrich Schiller University Jena leading chemical-ecology research

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    Student Spotlights

    Flavio from Italy

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    Flavio is dedicated to enriching the international student experience. As the co-founder and leader of the Global Pioneer Society (GPS), he has created a welcoming platform for cultural exchange, friendship, and mutual support.

    In addition to his leadership role, Flavio served as a Summer Residential Assistant, fostering a supportive and inclusive environment for on-campus students.

    🗣 "What I love most about Carroll is the close community. You get to really know everyone, including professors, which makes for a very supportive learning environment." – Flavio

    Flavio’s journey is a testament to Carroll University’s commitment to its international community. His story encourages students from all backgrounds to thrive, connect, and make a meaningful impact.

    Did you know?

    Italian students can transfer up to 30 elective credits from their 13th year of high school. For more details, contact your international counselor.

    Ready to Build Your Own Global Story? 🌍

    Flavio found a home away from home at Carroll University—now it’s your turn! Whether you want to lead a student organization, connect with peers from around the world, or gain hands-on experience through internships and campus jobs, Carroll provides the perfect environment to thrive, grow, and make an impact.

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    Momo from Japan

    Momo from Japan

    Momo Hayasaka is a sophomore majoring in Graphic Design at Carroll University. As Social Chairman on the Global Pioneer Society (GPS) e-board and a general board member of Cubayan, she plays a key role in planning events that celebrate international cultures.

    One highlight was the very first fall event after GPS’s relaunch. Momo designed everything – from the GPS logo and social-media flyers to the presentation slides. Over 30 students attended, marking a strong and promising start for the club.

    🗣 "Small classes, big opportunities, and a community that feels like home." – Momo Hayasaka

    She appreciates Carroll’s intimate class sizes, which foster strong connections and allow professors to offer personalized attention. These close-knit settings make it easier to ask questions and dive deeper into each subject.

    Did you know?

    MDR occasionally offers international cuisine tastings, and Chartwells can accommodate special requests when you provide a recipe. Through GPS, Momo’s even organized a catered tasting session for her event!

    Ready to Build Your Own Global Story? 🌍

    Bring your creativity and leadership to Carroll—join a community that celebrates your background and helps you thrive.

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    Hermione from China

    Hermione from China

    Hermione Huo graduated in 2020 with a double major in Psychology and Graphic Communication. As an international orientation mentor and Career Fellow at the Career Center, she supported new students and organized career fairs as President of Carroll’s Psi Chi Psychology Honor Society.

    One memorable moment was just before the semester began when, after intensive training, she and her team welcomed a large group of new students. Guiding them through campus and celebrating small victories together forged lasting bonds.

    🗣 "I achieved tremendous personal growth at Carroll through diverse interactions and by embracing various campus roles." – Hermione Huo

    She appreciated the genuine sense of community—small classes, friendly staff, and supportive services helped her thrive both academically and personally.

    Did you know? The West Allis area, just a 20-minute drive away, offers excellent Chinese food and several Chinese/Asian grocery stores. The billing department staff were also very helpful, making international transactions smoother.

    Ready to Build Your Own Global Story? 🌍

    Hermione encourages prospective international students to engage with their community and seize every opportunity. It’s okay to ask for help—every connection can lead to unexpected growth.

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    Linh from Vietnam

    Linh from Vietnam

    Linh Mai Nhat Nguyen earned her B.S. in Chemistry (Pre-Health Emphasis) at Carroll University. As a Pioneer Scholar and Tri-Beta Research Grant recipient, she began independent research that sparked her career in chemical ecology.

    She presented at conferences like Southeast Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation and the International Society of Chemical Ecology, earning Best Talk and Best Poster awards. These experiences fueled her passion for plant chemistry and biodiversity research.

    🗣 "Carroll University provided me with the foundation to explore my passion for chemical ecology and biodiversity research. The mentorship, research opportunities, and supportive community were stepping stones for me to pursue a scientific career." – Linh Mai Nhat Nguyen

    Today, Linh is a Ph.D. researcher at iDiv and Friedrich Schiller University Jena, studying the evolution of fruit scent in Madagascar’s figs. Her work integrates ecological, chemical, and genomic tools to investigate how seed dispersal by lemurs has driven the evolution of Madagascar's fig chemistry.

    Did you know? Carroll offers international scholarships, on-campus jobs, and a vibrant Global Pioneer Society club that hosts monthly events and provides support—making it feel like home.

    Ready to Build Your Own Global Story? 🌍

    Linh encourages you to dive into research, connect with professors in small classes, and embrace Carroll’s supportive community—your journey here will open doors to a world of possibilities.

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    Marti from Spain

    Marti from Spain

    Marti Solanellas Vilella has made his mark both on and off the field at Carroll University. As a dedicated member of the soccer team and a rising leader—set to captain his team for the second consecutive season—Marti’s journey reflects the warmth and support of the Carroll community. When he first arrived as a freshman, upperclassmen reached out to make him feel included, especially among the international players adjusting to a new culture. This spirit of camaraderie carries over into every activity on campus, from spirited sports events to engaging social gatherings organized by the international department. One standout moment in Marti’s Carroll experience was his participation in the soccer team’s coach hiring process. Selected as one of the two players on the hiring panel, he not only helped choose a coach who would benefit the team, but also gained a unique behind-the-scenes look at an interview process—an experience that’s sure to serve him well in the future.

    🗣 "Every new day is a good day to be a pioneer." – Marti

    Marti’s story is a testament to Carroll University’s commitment to creating an inclusive and vibrant environment for international students. His advice to newcomers is simple: be curious, ask questions, get out of your dorm, and engage with everyone around you.

    Did you know?

    Did you know that Spanish-speaking students at Carroll can earn retroactive credit by completing a 300-level conversation course with a grade of B or higher? For more details, check out the official policy: Alternative Methods of Obtaining Credit.

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    Ansuya from Nepal

    Ansuya from Nepal

    Ansuya Shrestha is a sophomore majoring in Computer Science and Mathematics at Carroll University. Hailing from Nepal, she is a dynamic presence on campus through her active involvement in leadership and cultural organizations. As the Vice President of the Global Pioneer Society (GPS), she plays a vital role in fostering cross-cultural understanding. In addition, her work as a Fellow at the Office of Community Culture (OCC) and as an International Orientation Mentor supports both Nepalese and other international students as they adjust to life at Carroll.

    One of the most memorable experiences in Ansuya’s Carroll journey was organizing the Cultural Karaoke Night: Sing Your Heart Out event. Working closely with the Office of Community Culture, she helped create an inclusive space where students from diverse backgrounds could come together, share songs from their home countries, and celebrate their unique cultures. Her involvement in homecoming celebrations and alumni engagement at the Betty Lou Tikalsky International House has further honed her leadership and communication skills. Looking ahead, Ansuya is excited about participating in Carroll’s Got Talent, where she will perform a cultural dance to showcase her heritage.

    🗣 "At Carroll, I found a home away from home—a place where my dreams are supported, my voice is heard, and my journey as an international student is truly cherished." – Ansuya Shrestha

    Did you know?

    If you’ve taken Cambridge International A Levels or AS Levels, you may be able to transfer those credits to Carroll! Ansuya was able to have 18 credits from her A Levels transferred, essentially giving her more than a semester's worth of credit. Carroll awards 4 semester hours for each A Level and 2 credits for each AS Level completed with a grade of C or higher. Just make sure to submit your A Level transcript along with the course syllabi for evaluation.

    Ready to Build Your Own Global Story? 🌍

    Ansuya’s journey at Carroll demonstrates how a supportive community and a wealth of opportunities empower international students to thrive. Now, it’s your turn to begin your own global adventure.

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    Victoria from Spain

    Victoria from Spain

    Victoria Asuar Aznárez is a senior majoring in English and Writing with minors in Film and TV, Professional Writing, and Creative Writing at Carroll University. She serves as an Orientation Mentor for first-year students and works as a Spanish Conversation Tutor. Through these roles, Victoria has connected with many students while building valuable professional skills.

    Victoria is also active with Habitat for Humanity, a student organization that builds houses for those in need. Every Spring Break, the group travels to a different location for a week of volunteering in the mornings and exploring in the afternoons. Last year, they visited Amarillo, Texas, and this year she is in charge of organizing Habitat’s trip to Berkeley County, South Carolina.

    One of her proudest moments at Carroll was completing her Capstone project—a senior thesis presented at a conference. Her research on language and linguistic manipulation as a means of control was showcased to the English faculty and other guests, and she is now working toward getting her paper published in an undergraduate magazine.

    What Victoria loves most about Carroll is the sense of community created by the small campus and personalized learning environment. Faculty and staff know students by name and offer constant support, allowing her to form strong connections with American students, faculty members, and peers from around the world.

    Her advice for fellow international students is to be open-minded and step out of their comfort zones. Get involved on campus, attend events, ask questions, and use all the resources available.

    🗣 "Don't be afraid to ask for help—everyone is super helpful and welcoming." – Victoria

    Did you know?

    The Learning Commons offers English Conversation Partners for international students who might be struggling with the language. It’s a great resource and a wonderful way to start building connections on campus.

    Ready to Build Your Own Global Story? 🌍

    Victoria’s journey at Carroll University shows how a close-knit community and active campus involvement help international students thrive. Now, it's your turn to start your own story.

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    Lucia from Spain

    Lucia from Spain

    Lucia Mataix Diaz is a junior studying Biochemistry at Carroll University. Although she hasn’t joined a club yet—she’s considering the Chem Club—she actively works in student activities, which gives her the chance to be part of many fun campus events.

    Lucia recalls the excitement of attending basketball games and working for Carroll’s Got Talent, events that perfectly captured the supportive and energetic vibe on campus.

    🗣 "I didn’t think that I could find a family far from home." – Lucia Mataix Diaz

    What Lucia loves most is the genuine support from teachers and peers. As an international student, she found comfort in the close connections formed with fellow internationals and the caring guidance of professors and classmates.

    Did you know? Carroll offers many opportunities to work on campus while studying your major, and joining groups like the GPS club is a great way to meet fellow international students.

    Ready to Build Your Own Global Story? 🌍

    Lucia advises that while the first year might be challenging, the friends you make will help you overcome any obstacles.

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    Daniela from Peru

    Daniela from Peru

    Daniela majored in Applied Physics before she continued on to UW Milwaukee for her Engineering degree. Daniela is from Peru—a country celebrated for its rich multicultural heritage and endless discoveries—she values the diversity and vibrancy that both her home and Carroll offer.

    Initially drawn to a larger city university, Daniela soon realized that Carroll’s smaller community meant genuine connections and a warm, family-like atmosphere. This welcoming environment, where staff and peers readily extend support, made all the difference.

    Choosing Carroll was an easy decision for Daniela, especially because of the dual degree program that allows her to experience different academic settings while earning two degrees. This innovative opportunity perfectly aligns with her ambitious goals.

    When it comes to finding her ideal study spot, Daniela has two favorites: the sunlit second floor of Jaharis during the day and the 24/7 accessible Tech Center in Hilger LL for those late-night study sessions.

    🗣 "Get involved as much as you can—always give it a try." – Daniela

    Daniela’s journey at Carroll is a testament to the power of community and the benefits of stepping out of your comfort zone. Her story encourages international students to explore every opportunity and discover the hidden gems that make Carroll feel like home.

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    Upcoming In-Person and Virtual Events

    Life as a Pioneer: Discover Your Campus Experience at Carroll University

    Date: Wednesday, Dec 11th, April 30th, May 21st
    Time: 8 AM Central Standard Time
    Duration: 30 Minutes

    December recording: Watch now
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    Residence Life and Housing Webinar!
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    NEWS

    To enhance the student experience, Carroll University has unified the Registrar’s Office, Institutional Research, Student Success, and Academic Advising under a new hub—CU Central.

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    CU Central offers a seamless support system and consolidated access to university data, making it easier than ever for our community to thrive.

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    Application Process

    Your application will require the following:

    1. Completed Online Application
    2. English Proficiency Scores
    3. English Translations of Transcripts and/or School Leaving Exams
      1. Equivalent to 2.0 GPA or higher.
    • *No application fee, essay, or recommendation letter required.

    Check specific requirements for your country here.

    English Proficiency

    • TOEFL: Minimum Score: 70 (IBT) / 8 (Essentials)
    • ISE: Minimum Score: 87 (ISE II - Merit in each skill)
    • IELTS: Minimum Score: 6 on all Band Scores
    • iTEP: Minimum Score: 4.0
    • Duolingo English Test: Minimum Score: 105

    Additional methods to prove proficiency:

    1. SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing score of 510 or higher
    2. IB English Standard Level Language & Literature grade of 5 or higher
    3. IGCSE/GCSE/O Level English grade of B or higher
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    Scholarship opportunities for international students

    Scholarships

    All international students receive a minimum scholarship of $26,000 per year along with additional guaranteed on-campus employment opportunities and several competitive scholarships.

    Please note: This is not a full-tuition scholarship, but it provides substantial financial support toward your education.

    Cost of Attendance Details
    International Student Scholarships

    Invest in your future with a top-quality education made affordable through our robust scholarship program.

    Learn More About Scholarships

    Alternative Credit Pathways

    Carroll University offers multiple pathways for international students to earn credit toward their degree. Below are some of the ways students can transfer or earn credits.

    International Transfer Credits

    Students with post-secondary coursework outside the U.S. must provide a credential evaluation from a NACES member. Several partners, including ECE, WES, IIE, and SpanTran, offer discounted evaluations through our website.

    To apply credits toward specific Carroll University courses, students must submit syllabi for each course. Credits without a syllabus will transfer as elective credits.

    Cambridge International A & AS-Levels

    Carroll University awards credit for Cambridge A Levels passed with a grade of C or higher. Students may receive one unit (4 semester hours) per subject.

    Retroactive Credit for Modern Languages

    International students who exceed the University’s English proficiency benchmark and complete ENG170 with a grade of B or higher can receive 16 elective credits.

    International Baccalaureate (IB) Program

    Carroll University recognizes the IB Diploma, granting 16 credits to diploma holders. Additional credit may be awarded for higher-level exams with scores of 4 or higher.

    Credits for 13th Year of Schooling (Norway & Italy)

    Students from countries where the 13th year of schooling is equivalent to U.S. undergraduate coursework may earn elective credits. Norwegian students can transfer certain general education courses upon credential evaluation.

    Ask your Admission counselor for more information!

    Advanced Placement (AP) Credit

    Carroll University awards credit for AP exam scores of 3 or higher. A maximum of 48 AP credits can count toward a bachelor’s degree.

    For more details, contact our International Admissions Office at ocallerm@carrollu.edu.

    Academic & English Support Services

    Carroll University is dedicated to your success—academically and linguistically. As an international student, you’ll have free access to:

    • Writing & Tutoring Center: One-on-one help in writing, math, sciences, and more.
    • Conversation Partners: Pair up with native speakers to boost your English confidence.
    • Supplemental Instruction Workshops: Weekly group sessions for challenging courses.
    • Academic Coaching: Personalized guidance on time management, study strategies, and goal setting.
    • Library & Research Assistance: Expert support to master academic databases and research methods.
    Learn More About Support Services

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    The College Tour: Featuring Our International Students

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    Visiting Milwaukee and Chicago.

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    Waukesha

    Carroll University is proudly located in Waukesha, Wisconsin—a vibrant city known for its friendly community and rich history. Enjoy the charm of a small city with local shops, restaurants, and beautiful parks just steps from campus.

    Check out our on-campus housing options!

    Waukesha is home to year-round community events like Friday Night Live concerts and the Farmers' Market, as well as plenty of biking and hiking trails with access to nearby lakes and parks.

    Learn more about Waukesha

    Vibrant cityscape of Milwaukee

    Milwaukee

    Just a 20-minute drive from campus, Milwaukee is Wisconsin’s largest city. It offers a dynamic urban experience with cultural festivals, world-class museums, professional sports, and a vibrant music and arts scene along Lake Michigan.

    Shuttle Services

    Enjoy complimentary shuttle pickups from Milwaukee General Mitchell International Airport, located about 30 minutes from campus. Students can request a shuttle through their Application portal.

    Discover Milwaukee

    Iconic Chicago skyline

    Chicago

    Approximately two hours south of Waukesha, Chicago is the third-largest city in the United States. Known for its iconic skyline, diverse neighborhoods, and rich cultural heritage, Chicago is an exciting destination for weekend trips and exploration.

    Traveling from Chicago

    the Van Galder airport shuttle to Chicago O'Hare Airport serves Madison, Janesville, South Beloit and Rockford. Go Van Galder’s airport transportation runs on the same schedule 365 days a year. Book your airport shuttle bus ticket today.

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    Student Life

    On-campus housing options

    Diverse Housing Options to Suit Every Lifestyle

    At Carroll University, your home is as inspiring as your education. Our secure, on‑campus housing offers a comfortable space where international students build lifelong friendships and embrace the Pioneer spirit. Most full‑time students live on campus until senior status—ensuring you’re part of our vibrant community from day one.

    Traditional Residence Halls

    Ideal for first‑year students, our traditional residence halls offer a welcoming, communal living experience with essential furnishings and shared amenities that foster cultural exchange and community bonding.

    Suite‑Style Halls

    For students beyond their first year, suite‑style housing provides a blend of privacy and community, featuring air‑conditioned units with shared living spaces and study lounges.

    Campus Apartments

    For juniors and seniors seeking independent living, our on‑campus apartments offer spacious double‑occupancy units with unique touches like balconies or patios—all while keeping you close to campus.

    Competitive athletics and sports

    Competitive Athletics: Represent the Pioneers

    Varsity Sports

    Competing in 23 intercollegiate varsity sports as part of NCAA Division III and the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW), our teams embody Pioneer pride, teamwork, and sportsmanship.

    Athletic Facilities and Support

    Our state-of-the-art facilities double as training centers and social hubs, where you can enjoy games and engage in campus activities.

    Intramural Programs

    Join intramural sports—from basketball to volleyball—and enjoy friendly competition while forging new friendships.

    Club Sports & Recreational Opportunities

    Explore club sports and group fitness activities that cater to a variety of interests, whether you’re continuing your competitive journey or trying something new.

    Student organizations and activities

    Discover a World of Possibilities Through Student Organizations

    At Carroll University, your classroom experience is just the beginning. With over 45 student-led organizations, explore your interests, forge lifelong friendships, and grow personally and professionally.

    Student Organizations

    Diverse Opportunities for Every Interest

    Academic & Professional Clubs

    Enhance your career readiness by joining groups such as the American Marketing Association or Math Club—offering networking, industry insights, and skills workshops.

    Cultural & Affinity Groups

    Celebrate your heritage and share your culture with clubs like the Global Pioneer Society or CUbayan (Filipino Cultural Club), fostering intercultural dialogue and community.

    Service & Advocacy Organizations

    Make a difference with groups like Best Buddies or Big Brothers Big Sisters, engaging in community service and advocacy while building leadership skills.

    Special Interest & Recreational Clubs

    Whether it’s music, theatre, outdoor adventures, or competitive acapella, find a club that fits your passion and enriches your campus life.

    Leadership, Community, and Personal Growth

    Joining a student organization is about developing leadership skills, expanding your network, and immersing yourself in a supportive community.

    Ready to get involved?

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    Carroll University's International Student Map

    Map of International Students at Carroll University

    Download Sample Curriculum Plans

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    STEM Designated programs

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    • What are the steps to apply?

      Scroll up to the top of the page and follow the instructions under "Application process".

    • How does Carroll support my visa application?

      We provide dedicated support and detailed guidelines for securing your student visa. Our Director of International Admission is a former Swedish international student and can therefore provide first hand advice. Ask us about our frequent visa webinars.

    • Do you offer any full-ride scholarships at Carroll?

      We currently do not offer any full-ride scholarships but we do have a competitive full-tuition scholarship! Check out our scholarships and their deadlines here: https://www.carrollu.edu/financial-aid/international-students/scholarships

    • Do you accept transfer credits from international institutions?

      Yes, Carroll University accepts transfer credits from accredited international institutions. You must provide a course-by-course credential evaluation from a NACES-member service like WES or ECE​.

    • Can I complete my degree in three years?

      Yes! The Carroll3 program allows students in select majors to graduate in three years, saving 25% on tuition. International students who excel in English proficiency can receive 16 elective credits, helping them complete their degree faster​.

    • Can I live off-Campus as a freshman?

      Residency Requirement

      Carroll University adheres to a junior residency requirement, which means all full-time undergraduate students are required to live in on-campus housing until they reach senior standing (92 credits) or are 23 years of age or older by the beginning of the academic year.

      Housing Exemption

      Each year, full-time undergraduate students who wish to commute or live off-campus must submit an Off-Campus Application to request an approved exemption from the residency requirement. If the Off-Campus Application request is denied, students will be subject to the residency requirement and will need to complete the On-Campus Housing Application.

    • What is the student-to-faculty ratio?

      Carroll has a small class size, with a student-to-faculty ratio of 21:1.

    • Do I need health insurance?

      Yes! Carroll requires all international students to sign up for our International Student Health Insurance.

    • Can I work while studying at Carroll?

      Yes! F-1 students can work on-campus up to 20 hours per week during the semester and 29 hours per week during breaks. Off-campus work requires approval, such as CPT (internships) or OPT (employment authorization requested usually post-graduation), and students will not have the ability for off-campus work the first academic year of their program per federal regulations.

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