Clark University's Return on Education (ROE)

At Clark, we believe a student's investment in education should have lifelong and wide-ranging returns. Our educational model, Liberal Education and Effective Practice (LEEP), enables students to translate their studies into remarkable careers and purposeful, accomplished lives. Clark graduates are engaged with the world and working to improve it. See how our alumni are driving innovations in their fields, following their passions and leading lives of consequence and fulfillment.

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EMPLOYERS

Recent Graduates: Amazon.com, Fidelity, the University of Versailles, and Teach for America are among the employers of Clark's most recent graduating classes. »

RANKINGS

Clark's quality speaks for itself. Clark's strengths consistently receive recognition in some of the world's premier college guides & rankings publications.

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GRADUATE SCHOOLS

Recent Graduates: Harvard, Yale, and the London School of Economics are among the universities where Clark's newest graduates are going. »

SALARY POTENTIAL

Clark University makes the Top 100 in the 2011/2012 payscale.com list of the "Top Private Universities By Salary Potential." »

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LEEP: Liberal Education and Effective Practice

Your World, Your LEEP. Preparing students to meet the challenges of the 21st century head on »

"Liberal Education: Employers Views—and Yours!" delivered by Carol Geary Schneider, President, Association of American Colleges and Universities, at Clark Commencement 2012 »

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