Clark University Courses and Fees 2025

• It was a mix of both practical and theoretical and basically what i enjoyed the most was how they made sure you were ready for the real world. With a lot of presentations and assignments that require intensive research.
• Usually just 1 class is scheduled each day (3 hours long) and, on an average, there are 10-15 students in each class (the best part)
• 80% of the kids in my batch were indians but you end up having a few classes with undergrads where it is more diverse.

• I had a 25% scholarship and the fee for each course was 5k usd (without the scholarship) and in total had to take 10 courses minimum
• My rent and utilities would come around 800 usd each month
• Groceries around 300 USD/month and insurance around 2800 usd each year
• Miscellaneous – 300-400 usd each month
• The fee is charged per semester (having 3-4 courses each semester), which also has insurance added to it.
   

• For me, it was fairly easy. I already had 5 subjects out of the 10 as a learning from my past experience. So it was simple for me. It was theoretical; it was practical; there were presentations. Sometimes group presentations and sometimes individual presentations.
• The online courses were not fun. There was hardly any interaction in a couple of subjects. It was just pure submission of assignments. Yes, in some online courses there were interactions between students and the professor. That was kind of fun.
• To be honest, 90% of MS students are Indians. Rest 10%, either Nepalis or Chinese and a few Middle East. You may or may not find 1 American. Now you do the math.

• I will keep it simple. When I joined the MSIT course in 2022, January. I got a 25% scholarship. Total 10 subjects for the course and each subject was 2500$ approx. Minimum subjects to take in a semester are 3. There are additional charges, such as a technology fee, library fee, printer fee and all those basic amenities as a student that were included. I stayed on my own with some students in a rented apartment. As hostel fees were too expensive. That time it was like $1200 per month per room. So I stayed outside on my own.
• Fees are charged per semester.
• Then in 2022, I paid 525$ as rent, 30$ as utilities, and food was on my own.
• Travel in Worcester: bus service is free; if you take Uber or Lyft, then it is from your pocket.
• So in 2022, for a normal life of a student, 750$ was enough per month, including rent, food, travel and some fun.

• The course curriculum is not difficult if you manage your time well and prepare your tasks. The class is mix of practicals which includes projects, presentations, assignments and exams.
• Positive is small class size, professor can focus on each student and students can easily open up to ask questions. I did not see any negatives yet.

• Tuition fee for MBA: $59,700 but Clark gives minimum 15% scholarship to everyone.
• I received 30% scholarship, after that my fees is: $41,790
• Hostel for graduate students is optional, you can pay upto 1 year lease that roughly around: $25,000 (You can lease minimum of 6 months)
• Monthly expenses of off-campus housing is: Rent: $600(average)
• Utilities & bills: $50-60
• Groceries: $50

• The course curriculum was a bit difficult for me as I am from Electrical Background and have less knowledge on coding part, but I was able to keep up with the help of my professors and their teaching assistants who are very kind and always provided me with right materials to understand the topic at hand so that I could complete the given assignments on time.
• It is a mix of both practical and theoretical but leans towards practical assignments.

• So, the fee structure depends on the program that you’re going into, As I am pursuing Masters in Computer Science, we’ve have to complete 10 courses in the span of 4 semester i.e., 2 years, so the tuition fees per course is 4000$ USD, there will be varying charges per semester like Graduate Fees, Technology Fees., etc but all of these might be negligible based on the percentage of scholarships you receive at the time of Admission, the fees is charged semester wise.
• Monthly estimate depends on the lifestyle you maintain, basic rent might vary from 300$ in a sharing to 1000$ in a private room, and so goes on the groceries and utility bill, the less sharing the more expensive, my monthly estimate goes upto 550$ including Rent, Mobile, Wifi, Electricity and around 300$ for groceries and traveling My commute is free as the public bus transport is free in Worcester, MA, so I need pay for traveling only if I go out of Worcester City.
   

• Via Zillow, you will get most of the accommodation. Once you are a part of this university, they will put you in an official WhatsApp group where the officials and campus ambassadors will assist you.
• TIP: read the lease and understand the laws and regulations, keep your options open, and stay with people with whom you feel better, which you will figure out while connecting.

The course curriculum and Academics in Clark university is very good in design giving you 8 compulsory course with 2 optional course where you get wide variety of available course where you need to take any 2 of it. You also get chance to write research paper, work on great projects and be with the best tram to explore different type of cooperate things.

40000 USD for 10 course

The course curriculum is really nice and It includes theoretical as well as practical knowledge and is updated to the real world needs.

For SPS- its 3045 per course and it increases marginally every year.

In Clark I first opted Business analytics but after completing my one semester I realized that School of professional studies is far better as compared to school of management, So I moved with information Technology where the curriculum and every thing is really perfect and the faculties are really helpful.

My tuition fees is around 20k dollars and you can get a scholarship over that. so it's kindsa cheap deal with valuable skills to earn.