Net Price Calculator for High School Seniors
Carroll College is not only one of the top private Catholic liberal arts schools in the Pacific Northwest, but it is also more affordable than you may think. There are a number of financial resources available to students, including merit scholarships, need-based grants, federal work-study, and loans. Carroll's average financial aid package is $29,142.
The Carroll College Net Price Calculator was created to help incoming freshman level students to receive an estimate of your federal student aid index (SAI) so that you can determine your true, out-of-pocket costs if you elect to attend Carroll. This calculator is designed to provide an estimate of your financial aid eligibility. Results are based on 2025-2026 Cost of Attendance figures and student aid eligibility requirements. You must complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) to receive an official financial aid package.
Calculation of Costs
Estimated Tuition cost does not include room and board or required fees. The 2025-2026 yearly rate for a double room and three meal-a-day meal plan is $12,060 and $1,400 for required fees.
Additional Comments on Eligibility
Financial aid calculations are based on limited information and do not guarantee a specific financial aid offer. Eligibility for federal and institutional financial aid is based on official FAFSA results. Factors such as student income, untaxed income, student and parent assets, cash and savings, and actual tax paid are used when determining a student's eligibility.
Calculations shown are for first year, full-time, dependent students, who plan to enroll for Fall 2025. Costs provided are actual costs for the 2025-2026 academic year and are subject to increase for the 2026-2027 academic year. Need-based aid is re-evaluated each year and may increase or decrease based on revised financial need and/or other institutional gift aid received (Examples: athletic scholarships, activity scholarships). Gift aid total can include federal or institutional aid and assumes no other gift aid has been offered to date.
This calculator is not intended for current, transfer, readmit, or international students. Students must be U.S. citizens or eligible non-citizens to qualify for federal or institutional need-based financial aid. Degree seeking international students should contact the Admissions Office to determine merit levels based on academic transcripts for their country of origin.
International freshmen students can determine merit scholarships HERE.
International transfer students can determine merit scholarships HERE.
Next Steps:
In order for Carroll College to determine your official eligibility for all types of financial aid, you must be accepted for admission and complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Carroll's priority deadline to file the FAFSA is December 1.