International Applicants Welcome!
[International Students]Carleton College welcomes applicants from everywhere in the world. Carleton is an increasingly global campus, with students from more than 30 different countries. Their unique cross-cultural and international experiences bring a special diversity to Carleton's classrooms and student life.
Why Carleton?
Some reasons that international students choose Carleton include:
- Carleton ranks among the top liberal arts colleges in the United States.
- Carleton is committed to internationalizing the campus.
- Carleton strives to provide a liberal education of the highest quality.
- Carleton prepares individuals to lead a fully realized life in a diverse and changing world.
- Carleton is one of the "International 50," a group of four-year institutions commended for long-term commitments to international affairs and excellence in education for future leaders.
- Carleton is among the "Science 50," a group of colleges noted for strength in science education.
- Carleton has led all liberal arts colleges in the number of its students who go on to earn the Ph.D. in the natural sciences and mathematics.
Resources for International Applicants
As you explore Carleton, you may find these resources of special relevance to you as an international applicant:
International Students Web Site
A special site for current and prospective students from other countries.How to Apply
General instructions for all prospective students applying to Carleton College.Special Application Instructions for International Students
Additional application instructions for international students only.Financial Aid for International Students
Learn about scholarships available to international students.International Student FAQs
Answers to frequently asked questions from international students.Off Campus Studies
Nearly 70 percent of Carleton students, including international students, participate in off-campus study programs.Cross-Cultural Studies Concentration
The Cross-Cultural Studies program brings together American and international students in team-taught, interdisciplinary seminars to address and explore global issues and problems.