Carroll offers good financial aid merit-wise, and they take in to account for special circumstances. The ticket price is never what you actually pay to go to Carroll. The fund that we do pay, though, are questionable as to where they go. Many students complain of the money being spent on trivial things, and would like to see more money going in to new buildings or supplies.

Being a private school Carroll University is an expensive university, but they do offer scholarships that are higher than most state schools. Classes are taught by professors not student aids, unlike many state schools. Seeing that there are many free programs offered to the students are free is nice, however students feel like a lot of their tuition is not being used effectively and is being spent frivolously.

I went to another UW University for a semester before attending Carroll. With the way the degrees are set up I am getting much more for my money. I can actually study what I need to know for my degree. I do not have to take classes that I feel are a waste of money.

Since it is a private school it is more expensive, but if you are interested in Physical Therapy there is no better place, because of the direct admit program.

Carroll is a little expensive; but it is definitly worth it. There are many things to get involved in plus a great education. The buildings are historical and beautiful to look at. Also, Carroll offers a great chance to get involved in the culture of others and provides opportunities, such as studying abroad or taking trips over breaks, that some schools do not offer.