Clark University

A private research university in Worcester, Massachusetts, the Clark University was established in 1887 as one of the first modern research universities in the United States. After over a hundred years of establishment, it has become an elite presence offering world-class education focused to change the shape of the world. The university works to promote the significance of modern values like innovation and questioning in ensuring the future of students as critical, inspiring and guided world leaders. The academic structure of the university is organized into Clark College, Adam Institute for Urban Teaching and School Practice, Strassler Centre for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Frances L. Hiatt School of Psychology, Graduate School of Management, Graduate School of Geography, Gustaf H. Carlson School of Chemistry, and School of Professional Studies. The university becomes an anticipated choice among students by maintaining a 53% acceptance rate. It offers over 30 undergraduate majors, 19 postgraduate, 12 interdisciplinary concentrations and 8 doctorate degrees. Some of the popular and highly ranked courses offered at the university belong to the physics, liberal arts, geography, psychology, biology, and entrepreneurship programs. The university hosts a vibrant academic and cultural environment for thousands of students so that they can enjoy inclusive college life. The average annual tuition and accommodation fee can come to around $58K but through many of the scholarships and grants provided by the college, the cost can be brought down to $ 28K. Spread across 50 acres of beautiful land, the university campus, although a small and intimate space, remains equipped with 7 libraries, athletic centres, seminar halls, recreation centres, and residence halls. With a brilliant alumni network of notable alumni like Pulitzer recipients and Emmy winners positioned at the apex of leading industries, it also ensures a promising placement rate for the graduating batch.