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What is your favorite thing about Helena?

Moving from California to Montana was an exciting change for me! I was a little worried about leaving the hustle and bustle of the city, but it was more than easy to find all kinds of new adventures here! I am constantly finding new things to do, whether it’s hiking, bowling, heading to the movies, checking out the cute boutiques downtown, or finding a new study spot in a cozy coffee shop! I love Helena because although it is different from my hometown, it really does feel like home.

• Read more about Gavin Cummings

What is your favorite thing about Helena?

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Hometown:

• Read more about Katie Buckner

What is your favorite thing about Carroll?

Carroll students create a great community of faith. I love the respect for the faith traditions here. I was ecstatic to make friends with a different religious back ground and even those who don’t belong to a particular faith tradition because we were all able to worship together and learn from each other. The difference in our faiths makes for lasting relationships.

• Read more about Fiona Brassfield

What is your favorite thing about Helena?

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• Read more about Tori Bonar

What is your favorite thing about Helena?

My favorite thing about Helena is how quiet and calm it is. Having lived in Las Vegas and Boise, Helena is vastly different from both cities. Helena is in a beautiful area – I love standing at the top of St. Charles Hall and looking at the mountains. Carroll College is home to many kind-hearted individuals that have helped me notice the beauty that this small city can provide.

• Read more about Krysten Abboud

What is your favorite thing about Helena?

My favorite thing about Carroll College is the community. I love how everyone is so welcoming and willing to help others. Everyone helps to ensure that you succeed. It makes the campus feel like a second home.

• Read more about Pacific Northwest Association for College Admission Counseling Scholarship

The Pacific Northwest Association for College Admission Counseling (PNACAC) is pleased to announce that the PNACAC student scholarship submission form is now live! Five students who attend school in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington will be selected for a one-time, non-renewable $1,000 scholarship. Students from diverse backgrounds and all family income backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Deadline to apply is March 1, 2018.

• Read more about The National Catholic College Admission Association Scholarship

The National CCAA annually offers the National CCAA Scholarship to college-bound high school seniors from various geographic regions attending one of the National CCAA member institutions in the fall. For fall 2018, the National CCAA will award eight one-time $1,000 awards.

To be eligible for the National CCAA Scholarship: