Carroll College is committed to opening the doors of opportunity for today’s students – those who will be tomorrow’s leaders.

Scholarships are not only important for maintaining our accessibility; they also help ensure academic achievement, continuous enrollment and more rapid entry into the community by competent, self-sufficient graduates.

A healthy and robust scholarship fund is important.

• Increasingly, students are attracted to Carroll College. Full-time undergraduate enrollment has increased steadily over the past 10 years.
• Carroll College is not an elite institution. Approximately 36 percent of Carroll students come from dual-income households earning less than $60,000. Approximately 14 percent of Carroll students are considered high need, coming from households earning less than $25,000. Ninety-eight percent of all Carroll students require financial assistance.
• Carroll serves many first-generation college students. More than 40 percent of students enrolled at Carroll are the first in their family to pursue a college education. As higher education becomes increasingly valued, children are encouraged to obtain their degrees and more are choosing Carroll College.

The Promising Futures Campaign is Carroll’s long-term commitment to keep its educational experience within the financial reach of students and their families. This three-year, $10 million initiative is focused on providing more funds for scholarships that will help support students while continuing to keep tuition increases to a minimum.

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