Kenosha
www.carthage.edu
Admission contact:
800.351.4058 or 262.551.6000
admissions@carthage.edu
Financial aid office contact:
262.551.6001
www.carthage.edu/finaid
finaid@carthage.edu
President:
Dr. Gregory Woodward
General contact:
800.351.4058 or 262.551.6000
admissions@carthage.edu
2001 Alford Park Drive
Kenosha, WI 53140
Enrollment: 2,500 full-time
undergraduates; 3,400 total
Student/faculty ratio: 12:1
Admission requirements:
At least 18 academic units of study
in high school (recommended),
satisfactory ACT or SAT scores (writing
portion optional). Students must submit
official transcripts; in some cases, a
personal interview is required.
How AP/IB credits are
handled:
Carthage awards credit
in recognition of scores 3 through
5. For details, see www.carthage.
edu/ap. Entering students who seek
credit for advanced placement must
submit official results to the Carthage
registrar's office.
Degrees offered: Bachelor of
Arts, Master of Education
Other programs: Traditional
on-campus day program, evening/
weekend program, paralegal
certificate program, MSW from Loyola
University Chicago offered through
weekend study at Carthage.
Tuition and fees: $36,570
Room and board: $9,970
Financial aid: Percentage of
freshmen receiving financial aid: 99%
Percentage of all full-time students
receiving financial aid: 99%
For institution-specific scholarships,
contact the admission office at
800.351.4058 or visit
www.carthage.edu/scholarships.
FAFSA Code: 003839
Athletics: NCAA Division
III; College Conference of Illinois
& Wisconsin. Men: baseball,
basketball, cross-country, football,
golf, lacrosse, soccer, swimming,
tennis, track and field (indoor and
outdoor), volleyball. Women:
basketball, cross-country, golf,
lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming,
tennis, track and field (indoor and
outdoor), volleyball, water polo.
Intramurals: Yes
Fly with NASA, explore the Great Barrier Reef, sing at Carnegie Hall—this is what
Carthage students do in their spare time. Imagine what they do in the classroom!
Our students come from throughout the United States and from many other countries
for an education that challenges, strengthens, and inspires. Carthage students
learn from internationally renowned professors in a picturesque lakeside environment. When it comes
to critical thinking, problem solving, and written communication, Carthage seniors are in the top
11 percent nationwide among colleges and universities using the Collegiate Learning Assessment.
A rigorous curriculum, undergraduate research opportunities, service learning, study abroad, and
enthusiastic students (just like you) make it happen.
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