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lark is
a value-based university that is
committed to challenging the
conventional wisdom on which many of the
prevailing policies, practices and
assumptions in contemporary society have
been developed. At Clark, we understand that we must all be active agents for change if we hope
to address the social, political,
environmental and economic pressures we
face in the 21st century. If one
considers that more than 100 military
conflicts flare up on a daily basis, the
environmental degradation that threatens
to make all life on Earth unsustainable,
and the economic disparity that enriches
15 percent of the world’s population
while the remaining 85 percent
languishes in abject poverty, there can
be little doubt that we must find better
solutions.
If those challenges seem too insurmountable, consider that every
revolutionary change begins with small
steps. We believe that our commitment to
our neighborhood, which boasts
awarding-winning community programs,
organizations and schools, is just as
important as our work on global climate
change. That is part of
Clark’s
uniqueness. We celebrate what every
individual brings to the campus. For
some, it involves working with a program
like All Kinds of Girls which was
started by our students to helps girls
from the neighborhood develop the
confidence and strength they will need
to be successful. For others, it
involves developing systems for
sustainable development in some of the
most impoverished regions of the world.
The common thread that ties the
activities of our students and faculty
together is their shared understanding
that everyone can and needs to make a
difference and that each individual’s
contribution matters.
That ethos is also reflected in
Clark’s pedagogy. As a research university that is also a small liberal arts
college, our students and faculty
develop the kind of relationships that
help transform individuals into active
learners who work to apply their
knowledge in real-world situations. At
the same time, our students’ energy and
enthusiasm feed the passion of our
faculty in their work to create new
knowledge and to find better ways of
seeing and understanding the world. Our
faculty is committed to developing
meaningful solutions to some of the most
pressing issues facing our community,
the nation and the world; and
Clark students work with them at every step along the way.
Clark is unique among research universities because the liberal arts college
is a fundamental part of our
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character. That
leads to student-to-student and
faculty-to-student relationships that enable
every member of our community to grow in ways
which simply would not be possible in another
academic setting.
As students look at which university best meets their needs and will help
them achieve their goals, it is important to
understand the character and core values of the
places they are considering. Every university
and college represented in this magazine
provides an outstanding education and offers
excellent academic programs. How the education
is delivered, the focus of the scholarship and
the orientation of the students and faculty on
each campus are different. Finding the right
match is important. Students need to seek an
environment in which they are going to be both
challenged and supported, a place where they can
take risks and feel safe, an environment from
which each individual will emerge feeling
confident and ready to explore new
opportunities.
The Clark University experience is
transformative. The education students receive
and the opportunities they create are
extraordinary. The combination of our small
student-to-teacher ratio, urban location,
international and neighborhood engagement, and
our history of applying the lessons from the
classroom, laboratory and studio to real life
circumstances are our hallmarks. As students
learn more about the distinguishing elements of
each university to which they apply, making the
right choice about where to enroll becomes much
easier. |
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Enrollment:
2,159 undergraduate
714 graduate
295
continuing education
Freshman Applicants for
Fall, 2007:
5,201
Accepted:
2,918
Enrolled:
574
Undergraduate Student Body Profile:
39% male, 61% female, 42 states plus DC
& PR,
62 countries, 4% Asian American or
Pacific Islander, 2% African American,
2% Hispanic, 8% International. |
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Costs for 2007-08:
Tuition, Room & Board
$38,900
Admission Test Requirements:
SAT I or ACT.
Freshman Combined SAT I Scores for
Enrolling Freshmen: 1096-1310
Percentage of Undergraduates Receiving
Some Form of Financial Aid:
85%
Application & Testing Deadlines:
Early Decision: November 15.
Regular Decision: January 15. |
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