Admissions
Admitted Students
Congratulations on your acceptance to Clark University's Graduate School of Management!
Below you will find a compilation of information that we hope will be useful to you as you get ready to start your graduate program at Clark.
Please select your program:
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MBA
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Dual Degree Programs
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Orientation
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Part-time orientation will be held in the evening the week prior to the start of the Fall 2010 semester. Date TBD.
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Advising and Course Registration
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Part time students - Advising and course registration will take place during part-time orientation. If students cannot attend orientation or have advising questions prior to that date, they can contact Laura Burgess by email or at (508) 793-7744 to set up an appointment in person or over the phone.
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MBA/MA in Community Development and Planning
MBA/MA Environmental Science and Policy
Steps To Enrolling At Clark
The following simple steps will guarantee your spot for the Fall 2010 session:
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Enroll at Clark
After deciding to join Clark, follow the instructions in your online decision letter to accept our offer of admission and submit your enrollment form and deposit. You must reply to our offer before your enrollment deadline. You can mail, fax or email your enrollment form and deposit information to us. -
The I-20 and Visa Process
(International Students)
International Students should complete the International Student Information Sheet and return it to Admissions along with original bank statements, a signed affidavit of support if the bank statements are not in your name, and a copy of your passport. -
Your Enrollment Package
You will receive mailed copies of your official decision letter and course waiver form as well as other important documents once you have submitted your deposit. International Students will receive their I-20s in the same package.
Orientation
We strongly recommend that you arrive in Worcester at least a few days prior to the first day of Orientation to find appropriate housing and to become settled in before Orientation activities begin.
Accommodations/Travel
If you are flying into Boston Logan International Airport and need transportation to Clark University, you can choose to take the limousine service to campus offered at discounted rates. There are two limousine companies that serve the Worcester area : Worcester Airport Limousine and Knight's Airport Limousine.
Upon your arrival in Worcester, immediate accommodations in nearby hotels at a special discounted rate for Clark students and families are available.
Graduate Housing
You may also wish to explore some of the housing options before you arrive at Clark. GSOM Student Services Staff will be available to help you in your housing search. The following guides will be helpful as you are in the process of deciding where to live and who to live with:
Information on Graduate Housing
Guide to Housing - Spring 2010
Discover Worcester
You will spend 1.5 to 2 years living and learning in the city of Worcester. As the second largest city in New England with a population of 176,000, Worcester has a lot to offer in terms of dining, shopping and opportunities to get involved with local politics and social action organizations.
Immunization Records
Massachusetts State Law requires all full-time students who enroll in one of the State's public or private colleges or universities to be immunized against diptheria, tetanus, measles, mumps and rubella, hepatitis B and meningitis. To ensure that you comply with the health requirements of the State, please review the following information and complete and return the necessary forms as soon as possible:
Graduate Student Immunization Record
Tuberculosis Risk Questionnaire
Meningococcal Disease and Vaccination Sheet/Waiver Form
Health Insurance
Massachusetts State Law mandates that all full-time students are enrolled in either the University's Student Health Insurance Plan or have provided documentation of coverage by a private health insurance plan. Clark's Health Insurance Plan provides comprehensive coverage and benefits to students.
Every student is required to be covered under a health insurance plan prior to registering for courses in the Spring or Fall. We will provide you with the necessary health insurance enrollment forms or waiver form (if covered by a private insurer) when you arrive.
Tuition, Fees and Living Expenses
Financing Your Education
Financial aid in the form of scholarships and assistantships are granted at the time of acceptance only and students will be notified in their decision letter if an award has been granted. Beyond merit-based awards, graduate students often rely on loans to finance their education. Clark University's Office of Financial Assistance supports graduate students in identifying and applying for a number of loan programs. Be aware that most of the programs require that borrowers are U.S. citizens or Permanent Residents, or have a co-signer who is a U.S. citizen or Permanent Resident.
Advising and Course Registration
Full-time Students - Registration for incoming students will take place during Orientation Week. During Orientation, you will have a scheduled appointment with your Academic Advisor to select your courses and create an individual academic plan.
Waiver Examinations (MBA Students Only)
New MBA students who are informed of their eligibility to take waiver exams (See your Waiver Evaluation Form) will have the option of taking these exams at scheduled times during Orientation. The following study guide will inform you of the topic areas for each test.
Begin Classes
The first day classes for the Fall 2010 semester will be Monday, August 30, 2010.
Student Resources
Clark GSOM students have access to a wide array of campus resources and services. Our Resources page provides an overview of some of these resources and services.
Directions
Directions to Worcester Campus
Directions to Graduate School of Management Metrowest Campus - Southborough


