Carroll College Resident Assistants (RAs) aid the Department of Residential Life & Housing in supporting and fostering the holistic development of each resident through relationships, programming, and community accountability.

Carroll College Physician Assistant Program Academic Prerequisites at-a-glance SUBJECT TO CHANGE Bachelor’s Degree. A bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution or equivalent foreign institution is required. No specific major is required or preferred.

Carroll College is a private, four-year Catholic diocesan college providing undergraduate education to nearly 1,500 students.

Carroll College’s Catholic liberal arts education gives students the wide-ranging skills necessary in today’s workplace, focusing on personal growth, learning through doing, and problem-solving across disciplines.

All international applicants for admission to Carroll College requiring an F-1 or J-1 Student Visa must complete this confidential statement of financial support form form before a Form I-20 or DS-2019 can be issued.

At Carroll, you’ll be challenged and inspired—in our classrooms and in the rugged beauty of Montana’s Rockies. You’ll find community—where our Catholic traditions invite people of all beliefs to pursue lives of meaning.

Looking to meet the healthcare needs of Montana and the surrounding region, Carroll College is developing a Physician Assistant program. Plans are currently underway to seek provisional accreditation through the ARC-PA.

Carroll College has several scholarship awards available for new, incoming students each year, including those for Carroll activities and undocumented students, as well as a listing of general scholarships.

Carroll's ROTC offers two, three, and four year scholarships available for full tuition and fees. See amounts eligibility column Refer to the ROTC Program page.

Carroll has simplified the application process, with no application fees, test scores optional, and financial aid to keep tuition affordable. Learn more.