Change Our World: A Guide for International Students

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Change Our World

A guide for international students

Clark
University

“After a long process of applying to different liberal arts schools around the United States, Clark was the one that aligned most with what I was looking for. Some of the main reasons I wanted to come to Clark include the diversity of the student body, the close connections with my professors, and the proximity to other big cities. I admire Clark’s incredible student body, their willingness to help, their good attitude towards life, and the ways they collaborate to make Clark a better and more inclusive campus.”

undergraduate students

2,361 international students

#5

“Top 20 Schools for Making an Impact”

(The Princeton Review)

68

7% countries represented on campus

9 to 1 1 of 40 TOP 100

student-to-faculty ratio Colleges That Change Lives National Universities, (U.S. NEWS Best Colleges)

(yes, tuition-free!)

master’s degrees through our Fifth-Year Accelerated B.A./Master’s Program

97 %

$0 of students employed, in graduate programs, or volunteering within six months of graduation

Clark’s residential campus is located in the heart of Worcester, the second-largest city in New England (Boston is the biggest). Our location just south of Worcester’s downtown keeps students close to internships, research opportunities, and cultural events.

residents 206,000

10 MINUTES

to Union Station (bus and train terminal)

11

to Boston 1 HOUR colleges and universities

60

to NYC 3.5 HOURS public parks in the Worcester area

to Worcester Regional Airport

30+

WORCESTER

10 MINUTES restaurants within 6 blocks of campus

BOSTON

47 miles (1 hour)

PROVIDENCE

40 miles (45 minutes)

NEW YORK CITY

175 miles (3.5 hours)

How to Apply

Prospective first-year students must complete the Common Application by the deadlines below; transfer applicants must submit our Clarkspecific application, located on our website. There is no application fee.

Early Action/Early Decision I

November 15

Regular Decision/Early Decision II

January 15

Transfer: Fall Semester Start

Rolling, February 1 – May 1

Transfer: Spring Semester Start

Rolling, September 1 – November 1

TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo scores are required for students whose native language is not English. Typical minimum requirements are: GPA 3.0+/4.0 plus one of these scores: TOEFL iBT 80

IELTS 6.5

Duolingo 110

Meeting these minimum scores does not guarantee admission as all applications are reviewed holistically. Clark also offers programs for students who are academically qualified to attend the University but could use additional language support. In such cases, students will be referred to our English for Academic Success Program or Undergraduate Pathway Programs.

Scholarships

Students who wish to be considered for need-based financial assistance must fill out the CSS Profile by the same application deadline. All applicants are considered automatically for merit scholarships, and a separate application is required for the Presidential Scholarship.

Estimated total expenses for international students (2022 – 2023): $67,000 per year.

Merit scholarship awards are up to $28,000 per year.

For international students who receive the highest merit-based scholarship and financial aid package, the typical cost of attendance is approximately $35,000 per year.

3-5 Presidential Scholarships are awarded each year. This scholarship is for full tuition, as well as on-campus room and board for all four years, regardless of a family’s financial need.

Majors

Ancient Civilization

Art History

Asian Studies

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

Biology

Chemistry

Combined

Languages

Community, Youth, & Education Studies

Comparative Literature

Computer Science

Creative Writing

Data Science

Economics

English Environmental Science Finance

French & Francophone Studies

Geography

Global Environmental Studies

History

Interactive Media

International Development & Social Change

Management

Marketing

Mathematics

Mathematics Education

Media, Culture, & the Arts

Music

Philosophy

Physics

Political Science

Psychology

Screen Studies

Sociology

Spanish

Student-Designed

Studio Art

Theatre Arts

Women’s & Gender Studies

Minors & Concentrations

Actuarial & Financial Mathematics

Africana Studies

Ancient Civilization

Art History

Arts Management

Asian Studies

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

Biology

Business Data Analytics

Chemistry

Community, Youth, & Education Studies

Comparative Literature

Comparative Race & Ethnic Studies

Computational Science

Computer Science

Creative Writing

Dance

Data Science

Economics

Education

English

Entrepreneurship & Innovation

Environmental Science

Ethics & Public Policy

Finance

French & Francophone Studies

Genocide & Human Rights

Geography

Geospatial Data

Analytics

German Studies

Global Environmental Studies

Health, Science, & Society

History

Interactive Media

International Development & Social Change

Jewish Studies

Latin American & Latinx Studies

Law & Society

Management

Marketing

Mathematics

Music

Peace & Conflict Studies

Philosophy

Physics

Political Science

Screen Studies

Sociology

Spanish

Studio Art

Theater Arts

Urban Studies

Women’s & Gender Studies

CONTACT

Undergraduate Admissions

intadmissions@clarku.edu

1-508-793-7431

clarku.edu

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