Clark University Courses and Fees 2026

• 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.

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.