Clark in 50 seconds
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Clark University is a recipient of the Carnegie Foundation elective classification for Community Engagement.
At a glance
417
First-year students
84%
Percentage of undergraduate students receiving financial aid
$522 million
Clark University endowment
as of Dec 31, 2025
Rankings
#3
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#85
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#37
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#5
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Fun Facts
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More Clark Statistics
Accreditations, Degrees, and More
- Accreditations: New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE); Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business; American Psychological Association (clinical psychology doctoral program)
- Degrees conferred: B.A., BGS, B.S., EDD, Ph.D., M.A., MAT, MBA, MED, MFA, MPA, M.S., MSA, MSAA, MSAAI, MSBA, MSC, MSCS, MSDA, MSF, MSHT, MSIT, MSM, MSMK, MSMKA, MSPM, MSSA, MSSEA, PBCRT, certificate
- Undergraduate majors: 44
- Most popular declared majors:
- Psychology
- Interactive Media
- Biology
- Political Science
- Computer Science
- Average undergraduate class size: 18
- Study abroad programs (20+ countries): 50+
- Approximate percentage of Clark undergraduates who study abroad: 30%
- Undergraduate majors, School of Professional Studies: 8, including General Studies
- Accelerated B.A./master’s degrees: 22
- Certificate programs: 13
- Master’s degrees: 37
- Doctoral degrees: 10
Endowment
- Clark University endowment: $522 million (as of December 31, 2025)
Students and Alumni
- All students: 3,275
- Undergraduates, College of Arts and Sciences: 2,112
- First-year undergraduates: 417
- BIPOC (U.S.): 34%
- First-generation college: 19%
- International: 6%
- Students who complete an internship or experiential learning opportunity by the time they graduate: 100%
- Outcomes: 97% of students are employed, in graduate school, or performing voluntary service six months after graduation
- Graduate students: 1,163
- Alumni: Approximately 40,000
Faculty and Research
- Full-time instructional faculty: 210
- Student-to-faculty ratio: 10:1
- All tenure-line faculty are engaged in research and/or creative work.
- Annual grant expenditures (five-year average): $5,578,000
Schools
- Becker School of Design & Technology
- College of Arts and Sciences
- Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
- Graduate School of Geography
- School of Climate, Environment, and Society
- School of Business
- School of Professional Studies
Centers and Institutes
- Adam Institute for Urban Teaching and School Practice
- Center for Gender, Race, and Area Studies
- Center for Geospatial Analytics
- George Perkins Marsh Institute
- Hiatt Center for Urban Education
- Higgins School of Humanities
- Mosakowski Institute for Public Enterprise
- Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies
Libraries
- Robert H. Goddard Library (main university library)
- Jeanne X. Kasperson Research Library
- Rose Library at the Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies
- Fuller Resource Library (Visual and Performing Arts media collections)
Find additional data about Clark at the office of Strategic Analytics, Assessment & Institutional Research.