Admitted Students

Congratulations on being admitted to the Department of International Development, Community, and Environment!

Here you will find documents, forms, and articles of interest to you as you prepare for your arrival at Clark University during the last few weeks of August. Admitted students should revisit this sight periodically for any updated forms.

View common questions that have been asked by Admitted Students. Please be sure to check this page before contacting Admissions to see if your question has already been answered.

The IDCE Experience
Hear how IDCE has inspired past students.

The following items must be returned to IDCE by April 15, 2008 (now past due):

Response Form and your $400 non-refundable deposit

Bio Form (send to the Marketing Office for use in publicity materials) and your passport sized photo.
For an example of a Bio, please see the Current Students page.

The following items must be returned to IDCE as soon as possible (deadline pending):

International Student Form

For information regarding the I-20 forms, please contact the Office of Intercultural Affairs or call 508-793-7362.

The following items must be returned to IDCE before arriving on campus:

Visit: Health Services for more information about requirements and information or contact Dilma Lucena.

Important Information for IDCE graduate students:

ARRIVAL INFORMATION

Visit Health Services for information about health insurance options. The brochure, waiver form, and eligibility information will be made available shortly.

Housing Questions and Answers and view the Off-Campus Housing Roommates List

Visit: Business and Financial Services for a Financial Aid application.

Directions to IDCE

Campus Map

Visit: Residential Life and Housing

Visit: Graduate Admissions

Want to know more about Worcester, Massachusetts? Though it may not be Boston or NYC, Worcester has much more to offer than you may think. Visit: www.massvacation.com/centralMass and the Central Massachusetts Convention and Visitors Bureau to learn more about the exciting features of this great multicultural place we call home. Its a great place for graduate students to engage in research initiatives within the community too.

Things to Do in Worcester (A real life resource guide created by past IDCE students)