Clark University admissions run undergraduate applications through the Common Application for the Fall 2027 primary intake, with UG applicants needing Class XII at 65 percent or higher and PG applicants needing a Bachelor’s with a 3.0 GPA (around 65 percent Indian equivalent) plus a verified English score.
- Next Fall 2027 deadline: Early Decision I and Early Action close on 1 November 2026 for undergraduate applicants, with Regular Decision on 15 January 2027.
- Base tuition and fees: Graduate programs start around USD 48,000 (around INR 45.95 Lakhs) per year; graduate application fee is USD 75 (around INR 7,179); undergraduate applications have no application fee.
- UG and PG minimums: Class XII at 65 percent for UG and Bachelor’s with 3.0 GPA for PG, plus IELTS 6.5 (no sub-score below 6), TOEFL iBT 85, Duolingo 120, or PTE 71.
- Acceptance rate: estimated at 50 to 55 percent, based on competitive-intake patterns for master’s cohorts; the university does not publish a separate international rate.
Popular routes for Indian applicants are the STEM-designated MS Business Analytics, MS Data Analytics, MS Information Technology, and the on-campus MBA with Information Management and Business Analytics concentration. Indian students report a strong match between coursework and OPT-eligible roles in analytics and finance, and appreciate the small cohort access to faculty (see the Clark University overview).
Table of Contents
- Clark University Application Deadlines
- Clark University Eligibility for Indian Students
- Clark PG Programs and English Score Minimums
- Clark University UG Programs for Indian Applicants
- Clark University MBA Admissions
- Clark PhD Admissions and Funding
- Clark University Application Process for Indians
- Documents Required for Clark University
- Clark University Acceptance Rate
- USA F-1 Student Visa Process
- Tips and Checklist for Clark University Admissions
- Clark University Admissions: Frequently Asked Questions
Clark University Application Deadlines
Clark University admits international students through two intakes each year: Fall (August) is the primary intake where every master’s, PhD, and undergraduate program opens, while Spring (January) opens for most business, climate, and design programs. Undergraduate applications route through the Common Application, Coalition/Scoir, or the Clark Application; graduate applications use Clark’s own online portal.
Clark University’s primary intake for Indian students is Fall 2027 (August) — most programs open here, per the official Clark graduate deadlines page and the Clark undergraduate apply page.
| Intake | Level | Round | Deadline | App Fee | Portal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fall 2027 (Primary intake) | UG | Early Decision I / Early Action | 1 November 2026 | No fee | Common App |
| Fall 2027 | UG | Early Decision II / Regular Decision | 15 January 2027 | No fee | Common App |
| Spring 2027 | PG | International final | 10 November 2026 | USD 75 (INR 7,179) | Clark graduate portal |
| Fall 2027 | PG (most programs) | Rolling; opens December 2026 | Rolling until seats fill | USD 75 (INR 7,179) | Clark graduate portal |
| Fall 2027 | PhD (all fields) | Single round | 15 January 2027 (typical) | USD 75 (INR 7,179) | Clark graduate portal |
Planning note: Indian applicants targeting on-campus F-1 study for Fall 2027 should aim for a decision by early February 2027 to leave 12 to 14 weeks for I-20 issuance, visa slots, and financial documentation before August orientation.
Clark University Eligibility for Indian Students
Clark University uses two academic floors and a single English proficiency band for Indian applicants. Programs like Business Analytics, Data Analytics, and Finance may set higher thresholds; the numbers below are the institution-wide minimums.
- UG general entry: Class XII at 65 percent or higher from CBSE, ICSE, or a recognised State board.
- PG general entry: A four-year Bachelor’s degree (three-year Bachelor’s plus one-year Master’s for pre-Bologna Indian degrees) with a minimum 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale (around 65 percent Indian aggregate); STEM master’s expect closer to 70 percent.
- English proficiency (any one): IELTS 6.5 overall with no sub-score below 6, TOEFL iBT 85 with no sub-score below 20, Duolingo 120 with no sub-score below 100, or PTE Academic 71 with no sub-score below 65.
- MBA-specific: GRE or GMAT is required for the on-campus MBA, but waived automatically if your Bachelor’s GPA is 3.2 or higher.
- Test-optional at UG: Clark does not require SAT or ACT scores from international undergraduate applicants.
Clark University IELTS Waiver for Indian Students
Indian applicants can request an English test waiver in three cases: your Class XII or Bachelor’s was completed at an institution with English as the medium of instruction for at least two years of in-person study; you hold a degree from a university in one of Clark’s 45+ designated English-speaking countries; or you have completed ELS Level 112 or EC English B2+ Pre-Advanced. Send the MOI letter or degree transcript with your application — a formal waiver reply is issued before file review.
Note: Program-specific entry requirements, fees, and intake availability may differ from the institution-wide minimums shown above. Always confirm on the official Clark University graduate admissions page for your chosen program before applying.
Clark University PG Programs and English Score Minimums
Clark University runs its graduate programs across the School of Business, the School of Climate, Environment and Society, the Becker School of Design and Technology, and the School of Professional Studies. Indian applicants concentrate in STEM-designated business analytics, data analytics, information technology, and finance tracks, which qualify for the 36-month OPT window. Base tuition for master’s programs starts around USD 48,000 (around INR 45.95 Lakhs) annually — see the detailed fee breakdown for course-wise splits and living cost bands.
| Programme | Duration | Minimum Eligibility | English Req. Min. |
|---|---|---|---|
| MS Business Analytics (STEM) | 16 to 24 months | Bachelor’s with 3.0 GPA (65 percent Indian), quantitative background preferred | IELTS 6.5 |
| MS Data Analytics (STEM) | 18 to 24 months | Bachelor’s with 3.0 GPA in a numerate discipline | IELTS 6.5 |
| MS Information Technology (STEM) | 16 to 24 months | Bachelor’s with 3.0 GPA; CS or IT background helpful | IELTS 6.5 |
| MS Finance | 16 to 24 months | Bachelor’s with 3.0 GPA; coursework in accounting or economics preferred | IELTS 6.5 |
| MBA (STEM concentrations available) | 21 to 24 months | Bachelor’s with 3.0 GPA; GRE/GMAT waived at 3.2 GPA | IELTS 6.5 |
| MA International Development and Social Change | 18 to 24 months | Bachelor’s with 3.0 GPA in social sciences or related | IELTS 6.5 |
| MS Environmental Science and Policy | 16 to 24 months | Bachelor’s with 3.0 GPA in a science or policy discipline | IELTS 6.5 |
| MPA Public Administration | 18 to 24 months | Bachelor’s with 3.0 GPA; work experience preferred | IELTS 6.5 |
| MFA Interactive Media (Becker School) | 24 months | Bachelor’s with 3.0 GPA; portfolio of technical work required | IELTS 6.5 |
Insider note: Clark’s Business Analytics and Data Analytics tracks share a common core in the first semester, so applicants unsure between the two can switch in the first term without penalty — many Indian students use this to align with their internship offers.
Note: Program-specific entry requirements, fees, and intake availability may differ from the institution-wide minimums shown above. Always confirm on the official Clark University page for your chosen program before applying.
Clark University UG Programs for Indian Applicants
Clark’s undergraduate route is test-optional for Indian applicants and admits through four rounds: Early Decision I, Early Action, Early Decision II, and Regular Decision. Programs are structured across Business, Computer Science, Data Science, International Relations, and Psychology majors, with Clark’s signature fifth-year free master’s (Accelerated Degree Program) available across most bachelor tracks.
| Programme | Duration | Minimum Eligibility | English Req. Min. |
|---|---|---|---|
| BA/BS Business Management | 4 years | Class XII with 65 percent overall | IELTS 6.5 |
| BA/BS Computer Science | 4 years | Class XII with 65 percent; Mathematics studied through Class XII | IELTS 6.5 |
| BA/BS Data Science | 4 years | Class XII with 65 percent; Mathematics through Class XII | IELTS 6.5 |
| BA International Relations | 4 years | Class XII with 65 percent in humanities or commerce | IELTS 6.5 |
| BA/BS Psychology | 4 years | Class XII with 65 percent | IELTS 6.5 |
Sources for these entry bands are the Clark University international undergraduate admissions page and the Common Application listing.
Clark University MBA Admissions
The Clark MBA is offered as an on-campus full-time program and a hybrid part-time program. The full-time variant is the primary route for Indian F-1 applicants and runs 21 to 24 months, with STEM concentrations in Information Management and Business Analytics, Healthcare Analytics, and Finance that qualify graduates for the 36-month OPT. Base tuition sits around USD 48,000 (around INR 45.95 Lakhs) per year — see the USA MBA universities list for peer comparison.
- Full-time MBA: No prior work experience required; Bachelor’s with 3.0 GPA and a personal statement.
- Part-time/hybrid MBA: Two years of full-time work preferred; not an F-1 route for Indian students.
- GMAT/GRE: Waived automatically at 3.2 GPA or above. Below 3.2 the file is reviewed case by case, and a strong GRE (300+) or GMAT (600+) is expected.
- Interview: Shortlisted candidates are invited to a 30-minute video interview with the MBA director, typically two to three weeks after file review begins.
- Rounds: Fall 2027 MBA follows the general rolling PG cycle; Spring 2027 MBA closes 10 November 2026.
Note: Program-specific entry requirements, fees, and intake availability may differ from the institution-wide minimums shown above. Always confirm on the official Clark University MBA page before applying.
Clark University PhD Admissions and Funding
Clark University runs doctoral programs in Biology, Chemistry, Geography, Physics, Economics, Psychology, and International Development. The Fall intake is the only PhD entry point, with a single application round closing around 15 January 2027 for the 2027-28 academic year. Every admitted PhD student is considered for full tuition remission plus a stipend — the 2026-27 doctoral stipend published by Clark is around USD 24,000 (around INR 22.97 Lakhs) per year, with health insurance included.
- Bachelor’s or Master’s: Four-year Bachelor’s with 3.5 GPA (around 75 percent Indian) or a Master’s in the discipline.
- GRE: Required for most science PhDs; waived for Economics if a strong quantitative track record is shown.
- Research proposal: A 2 to 3 page statement of research interests aligned with two named potential supervisors.
- References: Three academic letters, at least two from research supervisors.
- Funding: Fellowship + teaching assistantship package covers full tuition + stipend + health insurance for five years, contingent on progress.
Direct funding queries to the department chair — a shortlist of Indian PhD alumni working with departments like Geography and Economics is a useful signal of past matches. For broader funding options across US universities, review the USA study destination guide.
Note: Program-specific entry requirements, fees, and intake availability may differ from the institution-wide minimums shown above. Always confirm on the official Clark University PhD page for your chosen program before applying.
Clark University Application Process for Indians
The application flow for Indian students differs by level. Undergraduates route through the Common Application, Coalition/Scoir, or Clark’s direct form; graduate applicants use Clark’s proprietary portal at gradadmissions.clarku.edu. Both routes are 100 percent online — no physical documents required at the application stage.
- Create account and select cycle: UG applicants sign up on the Common Application (no fee); PG applicants create an account on the Clark graduate portal.
- Complete profile: Personal, academic, and family data. Indian applicants should list Class X, Class XII, and Bachelor’s institutions with year and board.
- Upload transcripts: Unofficial transcripts accepted at application; official copies required after admission. Clark accepts WES or ECE evaluations but does not mandate them.
- Submit personal statement and CV: Personal statement capped at 800 words; CV should list education, work, and internships.
- Request LORs: Two letters for UG (counsellor + teacher), two for most PG (one academic + one professional), three for MAT and MFA.
- Submit English test scores: IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo, or PTE sent electronically to Clark (TOEFL ETS code 5969).
- Pay the application fee: Graduate applicants pay the USD 75 application fee (around INR 7,179) on the Clark graduate application portal; undergraduate applicants pay no application fee.
- Submit financial documents: International Student Certification of Finances form with supporting bank statements covering one year of tuition + living costs.
- Track decision: UG decisions land per the timeline below; PG decisions arrive on a rolling basis, typically four to six weeks after a complete file.
Clark University Admission Decisions Timeline
- Early Decision I: Late December 2026 (binding)
- Early Action: Mid-January 2027 (non-binding)
- Early Decision II: Early March 2027 (binding)
- Regular Decision: Late March 2027 (non-binding)
- PG rolling: Four to six weeks from complete file; enrolment deposit due within two weeks of offer.
- Deferral policy: One-time deferral of up to one year allowed with a written request and USD 500 deposit forfeit if not enrolled.
Documents Required for Clark University
Every Indian applicant needs the same core paperwork regardless of program; MBA, MFA, and MAT add program-specific items. All documents must be in English or accompanied by a certified translation.
- Valid passport: Bio-data page scan, valid for at least six months past the intended stay.
- Academic transcripts: Class X, Class XII, and every semester of the Bachelor’s degree, with the degree certificate once issued.
- Personal statement: 800-word maximum, addressing academic fit and career goals.
- CV or resume: One to two pages covering education, GPA, internships, and any publications.
- Letters of recommendation: Two for most master’s, three for MAT and MFA, submitted directly through the portal.
- English test score report: Electronic score sent from IELTS/TOEFL/Duolingo/PTE.
- Financial certification: International Student Certification of Finances form + bank statement or sponsor letter covering one year’s cost.
- Program-specific items: MFA Visual Arts portfolio (15 to 20 samples), MFA Interactive Media portfolio, MBA GMAT/GRE if GPA below 3.2, MAT third recommendation.
- Passport-size photograph: Recent digital photo for the I-20 file after admission.
Insider note: Clark accepts unofficial transcripts at the application stage, so Indian applicants in their final Bachelor’s semester can apply without waiting for the provisional certificate — attest final results before I-20 issuance.
Clark University Acceptance Rate
Clark University does not publish a separate international acceptance rate. The institution-wide undergraduate admit rate is estimated at 50 to 55 percent, based on prior Common Data Set publications and comparable Massachusetts private universities of similar selectivity. Graduate acceptance varies sharply by program: STEM-designated business and data programs run tighter at around 35 to 45 percent, while liberal arts master’s tend to admit closer to 60 percent of complete files.
Clark University Admit Odds for Indian Applicants
Indian applicants strengthen their file through three levers. First, an aligned quant profile — for Business Analytics or Data Analytics, coursework in statistics, linear algebra, or programming visibly improves the read. Second, a specific personal statement — generic MBA essays lose to essays that name two Clark professors and cite a published paper. Third, an early submission — filing in the November or December round for Fall 2027 puts you ahead of the March rush and improves scholarship consideration.
Clark University Test-Optional Advantage
Clark’s undergraduate test-optional policy benefits Indian students whose Class XII marks are strong (85 percent+) but who have not taken the SAT. Reviewers weigh academic rigour, the personal essay, and one strong reference more heavily when no SAT is submitted — the admit rate for test-optional applicants is broadly comparable to test-submitters at Clark.
USA F-1 Student Visa Process
Indian students admitted to Clark University need an F-1 student visa to enter the United States for on-campus study. The process begins once Clark issues the Form I-20, usually two to three weeks after you accept the offer and submit financial documents. Pay the SEVIS fee of USD 350 (around INR 33,502), complete DS-160, pay the USD 185 (around INR 17,708) non-immigrant visa application fee, and book a slot at the US Consulate in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, or Hyderabad.
Interview slots for the Fall 2027 intake open from April 2027. Carry the I-20, DS-160 confirmation, SEVIS receipt, passport, admission letter, financial proof covering the first year (bank statement, education loan, or scholarship award), and academic transcripts. Post-approval, plan to enter the US no earlier than 30 days before the Clark program start date. Full checklist and typical interview questions are in the USA F-1 visa guide for international students.
2026 update: The US Department of State has expanded the interview waiver programme for renewals within 48 months of prior F-1 validity; first-time Indian F-1 applicants still need an in-person interview, so book early once your I-20 arrives.
Tips and Checklist for Clark University Admissions
The following tips and steps are drawn from Indian-applicant patterns at Clark University over the last three intakes — use them to sequence your work backwards from your target deadline.
- 12 weeks before deadline: Request Class XII, Bachelor’s, and semester-wise transcripts from your board and university; Indian universities take 4 to 6 weeks.
- 10 weeks before deadline: Book your IELTS or TOEFL slot; scores take up to two weeks to be reported to Clark electronically.
- 8 weeks before deadline: Send LOR requests with your CV, personal statement draft, and Clark program brief attached.
- Fee waiver route: The USD 75 graduate application fee can be waived by attending a Clark webinar or applying through partner organisations — check the Clark graduate admissions site before paying.
- MBA GMAT waiver: If your Bachelor’s GPA is 3.2 or higher, request the GMAT waiver in the online form; do not sit for GMAT unless below 3.2.
- Common App vs Clark App: UG applicants using the Common App can apply to multiple US universities with one file; the direct Clark App is faster if Clark is your only US target.
- Financial proof: Bank statement should show liquid funds covering tuition + USD 20,000 living costs; sanctioned education loans count if sanction letter is on lender letterhead.
- Enrolment deposit: Pay the USD 500 (around INR 47,860) enrolment deposit within two weeks of accepting to lock your seat and trigger I-20 issuance.
Clark University sits in the middle band of US selectivity for Indian students, with a strong STEM master’s ecosystem, a rare tuition-free fifth-year Bachelor’s plus master’s route, and full doctoral funding — sequencing the application 12 weeks out and using the Common App or Clark App consistently is the difference between an offer with scholarship consideration and a March rush file. Confirm your Clark University shortlist against USA peers before you commit the enrolment deposit.
Clark University Admissions: Frequently Asked Questions
Ques. What is the Clark University acceptance rate for Indian students?
Ans. Clark does not publish a separate rate for Indian applicants. The institution-wide undergraduate admit rate is estimated at 50 to 55 percent, with STEM master’s programs like Business Analytics running tighter at 35 to 45 percent.
Ques. Does Clark University require GMAT or GRE for the MBA?
Ans. GMAT/GRE is required for the on-campus MBA but automatically waived if your Bachelor’s GPA is 3.2 or higher. Below 3.2 the file is reviewed case by case with a strong test score expected.
Ques. What is the minimum IELTS score for Clark University master’s programs?
Ans. IELTS 6.5 overall with no individual sub-score below 6. Alternatives are TOEFL iBT 85, Duolingo 120, or PTE 71.
Ques. Is there an application fee at Clark University?
Ans. Graduate applications carry a USD 75 (around INR 7,179) non-refundable fee. Undergraduate applications have no application fee via the Common App, Scoir, or the direct Clark App.
Ques. When is the Fall 2027 application deadline at Clark University?
Ans. Undergraduate Early Decision I and Early Action close on 1 November 2026; Early Decision II and Regular Decision close on 15 January 2027. Graduate Fall 2027 applications open in December 2026 and admit on a rolling basis.
Ques. Can Indian students get an IELTS waiver at Clark University?
Ans. Yes. Waivers are granted for degrees taught in English (minimum two years in-person), degrees from Clark’s 45+ designated English-speaking countries, or completion of ELS Level 112 or EC English B2+ Pre-Advanced.
Ques. Are Clark University master’s programs STEM-designated?
Ans. The MS in Business Analytics, MS in Data Analytics, MS in Information Technology, and MBA concentrations in Finance, Healthcare Analytics, and Information Management and Business Analytics are STEM-designated and qualify for the 36-month OPT window.
Ques. What documents do Indian applicants need for Clark University?
Ans. Passport bio-page, Class X and XII transcripts, Bachelor’s transcripts and degree, 800-word personal statement, CV, two academic or professional LORs (three for MAT and MFA), IELTS or TOEFL score, and the International Student Certification of Finances form.
Ques. Is a WES evaluation required for Clark University?
Ans. No. Clark accepts unofficial Indian transcripts at the application stage and does not mandate WES or ECE, though evaluations from either are accepted if you already have one.
Ques. Does Clark University offer scholarships to Indian students?
Ans. Yes. Merit-based scholarships are considered automatically at application for both UG and PG; PhD students receive a full tuition remission + stipend of around USD 24,000 (around INR 22.97 Lakhs) per year.
Ques. How long does the F-1 visa process take after Clark University admission?
Ans. Plan for six to eight weeks between offer acceptance and visa stamping: two to three weeks for the I-20, one to two weeks for SEVIS and DS-160, and two to three weeks for a US Consulate interview slot at peak season.
Ques. Can I defer my Clark University offer to the next intake?
Ans. Yes. A one-time deferral of up to one year is allowed with a written request. The USD 500 (around INR 47,860) enrolment deposit is retained toward the deferred term.
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Clark University Program Fees & Deadlines
| Program | Important Dates | Fees | Application Fees | Eligibility | Financial Aid |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
MBA 2 years | USD 40,800 /Yr | 75 | IELTS- 6.5, TOEFL- 4.5, PTE- 61, Duolingo- 120 | ||
MS Data Analytics 1 year | USD 41,000 /Yr | 75 | IELTS- 6.5, TOEFL- 4.5, PTE- 61, Duolingo- 120 | ||
Ph.D Economics 4 years | USD 14,920 /Yr | 75 | IELTS- 6.5, TOEFL- 4.5, PTE- 61, Duolingo- 120 | ||
M.S Information Technology 2 years | USD 19,800 /Yr | 75 | IELTS- 6.5, TOEFL- 4.5, PTE- 61, Duolingo- 120 | ||
M.S Finance 18 months | USD 33,000 /Yr | 75 | IELTS- 6.5, TOEFL- 4.5, PTE- 61, Duolingo- 120 | ||
MS Business Analytics 18 months | USD 44,000 /Yr | 75 | IELTS- 6.5, TOEFL- 4.5, PTE- 61, Duolingo- 120 | ||
M.S Accounting 2 years | USD 64,200 /Yr | - | Duolingo-120 | - | |
| USD 57,600 /Yr | - | Duolingo-120 | - | ||
M.Fin 2 years | USD 53,500 /Yr | - | Duolingo-120 | - | |
| USD 48,000 /Yr | - | Duolingo-120 | - |
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Likes
- Diversity, class strength was really small making it a very 1 on 1 experience
- Practical learning
- Help from professors (highly informative/professional)
Dislikes
- Time schedule. evening classes that went on till 9pm
- Could not get all the classes I wanted to enroll in (AI / Crypto) because it was not related to my course
- Classmates were not very outgoing and were shy
Scholarship
- Almost everyone gets a scholarship but because i had work experience and a high IELTS score, i received a slightly higher merit scholarship. The more experience you have, the more scholarships you can get. Doing your master's, I would definitely suggest having 2-3 years of experience. Without that, applying just for the degree is pointless and I would not advise any future student.
Likes
- There is lot of diversity. If you are straight or gay or whatever, you are not treated differently. You are given equal respect.
- This will sound funny but the college is in Worcester and it has all 4 seasons. Beautiful summers, snowy winters, The soothing springs and the fall season - should love it
- The college is located in close proximities to downtown and almost at the heart of Worcester. So everything is easily accessible
Dislikes
- They stopped the bypassing of courses for experienced people. Earlier they had this provision, in case there is a subject for example Agile or Project Management and if you have had experience in the past dealing with these topics in real time work then you get waiver on these subjects but they stopped this.
- The crime index around the college area is not the best. Even though security is tight but we were warned not to venture out after 10pm alone or even on foot.
- Master's students mostly are Indians. So if you try on your own then you get a cultural exchange with other ethnicities else you remain within Indians only.
Scholarship
- Scholarship I received in the beginning, which was nothing but a discount of 25%. I already had 15 years of experience, so I think they gave me this discount, to be honest. I do not know about other students and how much discount they got. There is no such scholarship or anything. It is all about your negotiation skills during admission time.
- So there is no specific amount. It is all about how you deal with your agent who helps you in admission and if he can get a good word to get you a better discount. That's it.
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- Campus: I really love the campus and location of the University.
- Resources: There are a lot of helpful resources available that would help you get a job or internships.
- Diverse Faculty: Faculty is very approachable and friendly and you can easily reach out to them for any doubts.
Dislikes
- Location: The university is in another city near to Boston, that makes it difficult to attend Networking events
- Less Job Career Fairs at the university
- Limited on-campus jobs so you have to make strong connections as early as possible
Scholarship
- Yes, I received Dean's scholarship of 30%.
- Award amount is roughly around: $20,000
- Almost everyone received scholarship as minimum as 15% and as maximum as 75%
- On average, almost everyone receives scholarship but that totally depends your application and work experience. Many people have tied-up with Up-grad & Miles Education so on average they have received 40% scholarship.










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- It offers free transport shuttle for students, although the transport shuttle takes time to get to our pick up location whenever we used, but from the Universities I have applied to, this was the only one that offered this particular service.
- There are a lot of clubs for international students to join, and make this university a home, celebrating all cultures and traditions. I have very few moments where I felt I was far from home.
- My university also offers student counseling for career after masters, like resume and cover letter preparation, interview street handling - tips and tricks, it is the SPS Career Connections Center, I have attended some three workshops, which helped me gain a lot of insights of preparation to make before applying for jobs and internships.
Dislikes
- Cold Winters: The winters here are really harsh, especially if you’re not used to the cold. It can be a challenge to get through, especially during the first year.
- Slow Transport Service: The university transport service can be frustrating because it takes forever to book a ride when you need one. It’s not very reliable if you’re in a hurry.
- Limited On-Campus Jobs: There aren’t enough on-campus part-time job opportunities for grad students, which is disappointing, especially for those who want to work while studying.
Scholarship
- Yes, there is a scholarship based on your merit provided by the University.
- My consultancy which helped me in my admission process also helped me in filling the scholarship application, which grabbed me 10% scholarship on my tuition fee based on my profile and merits.
- The scholarships vary from 10%- 30% most of my batchmates received around 20-30%, so this applies only to the tuition fees, like I should pay 4000$ per course in a semester, after my scholarship I pay only 3555$ per course in a semester.
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- Flexible academic curriculum which was an add-on for me
- Bank for a buck and scholarship is cherry on top
- Amazing instructors and wholesome people
Dislikes
- Small campus which was not good.
- Academically weak in some core subject.
- Not much life around the campus.
Likes
- The main thing I love about this university is accepting in nature from different culture and also this university provides great opportunities to explore the program with wide variety of course with best faculty in the state. Also this was one of the university okay for me in financial wise too. Which altogether made me to accept tge offer letter from the university. Also selecting Data Analytics is a wise decision for me to explore different part of computer world and to expand my possible job role in future.
- Best thing about the college is the way the accept everyone and the way the help each one. Also events and course available. I can also say the facilities for each section is great.
Dislikes
- Its not like that i didn't like Dinning area but they can add some more dished with different culture like As I am from India I would love to eat some Indian Food similarly food from different nation can be served.
Overview
Clark University has given me the exposer which I need to know my self value as well as where I stand in technical ways. Also participating in different culture events in university has made me realize how beautiful humans and their culture are. Also getting knowledge for various source has been an advantage for me to improve myself. Overall, I am enjoying the period over here with exploring myself too with great opportunities here to learn.
Scholarship
I have received 30% of scholarship on tuition fees.
Likes
- It suited best for my profile. I wanted to pursue Data Analytics, the fee structure was in my budget, the location was apt.
- My university has an engaging culture. It provides resources and help for an individual to grow and explore new better opportunities.
- During my time, I learnt so many new things, they provided me resources, courage to take up new challenges whether it be contesting in the GSC elections, representing my country for the flag ceremony in GALA.
Dislikes
- So far, honestly, I haven't disliked anything. If, to say, I'd campus is not that big. However, the location is so apt and it gives you opportunity to go nearby places and interact and network with students from MIT, Harvard and such ivy league universities. As it said, network is your net worth
Overview
My experience has been amazing. I had a good times either you speak in academic terms or non - academic terms. I took part in multiple clubs and events. I made some amazing connections with my professor and also got some really good friends. Overall, it has been a good journey so far and I hope have the same experience moving forward.
Scholarship
Yes, Academic scholarship of 30%.
Overview
Good course curriculum and easy payable fee structure tended me towards joining the university. Also the location of the university is quite useful in finding jobs as it's in Greater Boston so a lot of opportunities are pen for one candidate to find suitable job profile.
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