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 y o uYou may already see clark as a small, urban, liberal arts-based research university that changes lives. our goal is to become one of the most innovative forces in higher education. Here, you will join a dynamic community that cares about you — who you are, what moves you and who you hope to become. You will gain a strong foundation in the liberal arts and make meaningful connections with your professors, and to delve deeply into the topics that matter to you most.

Come to Clark and you may find yourself conducting a literacy study in Worcester, exploring ecotourism in the Dominican Republic, or working on an archaeology site on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast. We encourage our students to approach our city — and the world — as a living laboratory, where they can make discoveries firsthand as they work to solve the most pressing problems of the day.

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Clark has always been committed to providing an education of enduring value. As a Clark student  , you’ll participate in a pioneering new model of education called LeeP (Liberal Education and Effective Practice), which integrates our core liberal arts curriculum with life-changing world and work experiences.

LeeP ensures that you will build the knowledge and skills  — including creativity, confidence, and resilience —  to succeed in today’s competitive workplace and lead a life of meaning and consequence. Learn more about LeeP at clarku.edu/LeeP.

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If you want to join an intelligent, open, diverse,

passionate, and actively engaged learning community,

it’s time to take a closer look at clark.

Clark university’s inviting campus sits in the heart of Massachusetts. Here, you’ll enjoy a rich and vibrant academic and social life in a diverse, tight-knit community where you’ll build relationships that last a lifetime. our location in Worcester — the second largest city

in new England and home to ten colleges and universities —  lets you take part in eclectic cultural and entertainment offerings, community service, and internship and professional opportunities.

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scope the facts

Undergraduate enrollment . . 2,205Male/Female students . . . 41/59%international students . . . . . . . . 14%out-of-state students . . . . . . . 67%ALAnA students: (Asian, Latino, African-American, native American) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19%Undergraduates living on campus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70%Study abroad programs . . . . . . . 57Student:Faculty ratio . . . . . . . . . 10:1Average class size . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Faculty holding doctoral degrees . . . . . . . . . . 96%Faculty teaching undergraduates . . . . . . . . . . 100%Applied in 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,045Average high school GPA . . . . 3.66Average Critical Reading SAt (middle 50%) . . . . . . . . 560-680Average Math SAt (middle 50%) . . . . . . . . 570-680Average ACt (middle 50%) . . . . . . . . . . . . 27-31

T u I T I o n a n d f e e stuition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $41,590Room and Board . . . . . . . . . . $8,200 (standard double)Student Activity Fee . . . . . . . . . . $350

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aT h L e T I c sour highly competitive Division iii varsity teams compete year-round .clarku.edu/athletics

Women’s VarsityBasketballCross CountryField hockeyRowingSoccerSoftballSwimming/DivingtennisVolleyball

sample club sportsequestrianice hockeyKarateSoccerUltimate FrisbeeVolleyballwomen’s Lacrosse

men’s VarsityBaseballBasketballCross CountryLacrosseRowingSoccerSwimming/Divingtennis

m a J o r s a n d P r o g r a m s(Majors in bold * Most popular majors) clarku.edu/departments

ancient civilization art (art history,

studio art) asian studies Biochemistry and

molecular Biology bioinformatics * Biology chemistry comparative Literature Computational science computer science economics Education Engineering (3/2) * english environmental science Ethics and Public Policy french * geography

German global environmental

studies * history Holocaust and

Genocide studies innovation and

Entrepreneurship * International

development and social change

Jewish studies Language, Literature and culture Latin American and

Latino studies Law and society * management mathematics Medical Careers Advising (Prehealth)

music Peace studies Philosophy Physics * Political science Predental, Prelaw,

Premedical and Preveterinary

* Psychology Race and Ethnic Relations Public Health screen studies * sociology spanish student-designed Theatre arts urban Development

and social Change Women’s and gender

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f I V e -Y e a r acc e L e r aT e d B AC h e Lo R ’S A n D M A St e R ’S D eG R e e P Ro G R A M w i t h 5 T h Y e a r T u I T I o n - f r e ework hard, meet requirements and earn an accelerated master’s degree in one of 14 different programs — with your fifth year tuition-free .clarku.edu/fifthyearfree T h e P r e s I d e n T I a L L e e P s c h o L a r s h I PUp to five of Clark’s top applicants will be awarded the Presidential LeeP Scholarship, which enables them to attend Clark University at no cost for tuition, room and board . Students will also receive stipends to complete their LeeP Projects and have the chance to complete their master’s degrees, as fifth-year students, completely tuition-free .LeeP Scholars are relentlessly curious, creative and driven to tackle complex challenges at home and abroad . think you have what it takes to be a LeeP Scholar?clarku.edu/leepscholarship

d o m e sT I c sT u d e n T f I n a n c I a L a I dAll applications are considered for scholarships ranging from $3,000 to $21,000 per year .clarku.edu/scholarships 85% of first-year students receive aid . Apply for financial aid by February 1 .fafsa.gov profileonline.collegeboard.com I n T e r n aT I o n a L sT u d e n T f I n a n c I a L a I dAwards for international students are based on both merit and need, as determined by the CSS Profile . the admissions process is need-aware, so for those requiring substantial assistance it is very competitive . exceptional applicants may also be considered for our Global Scholars Program . clarku.edu/globalscholars T r a n s f e r sT u d e n T f I n a n c I a L a I dAll applications are considered for scholarships ranging from$7,000 to $15,000 per year .clarku.edu/transferscholarships For need-based aid, submit your FAFSA and CSS Profile .fafsa.gov profileonline.collegeboard.com

Q u e sT I o n s a B o u T T r a n s f e r r I n g c r e d I T s ?clarku.edu/transfercredit T e sT- o P T I o n a L a d m I s s I o n sAll Clark applicants can choose whether to submit their SAt or ACt scores for consideration . when we review your application, we consider multiple dimensions of your background, with a close review of your day-to-day academic performance, course selection and writing ability . if you think your scores reflect your academic strengths, we’d like to see them; otherwise we’ll focus on your successes over all four years of high school .

clarku.edu/test-optional d e a d L I n e searly Action: november 1early Decision: november 1Regular Decision: January 15

T r a n s f e r d e a d L I n e sSpring: november 1Fall: may 15 co n Tac Tadmissions@clarku.edu a P P LYclarku.edu/apply commonapp.org

See Clark for yourself.

There’s no better way to learn about clark than to visit campus — and talk to the people who know it best.

• Take a student-guided tour. • sit in on a class. • Discuss learning opportunities with professors and athletic possibilities with coaches. • Eat lunch with current students.

Then decide if clark is right for you.

clarku.edu/visitschedule your visit today.

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