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Are you ready to take the first step toward becoming a Clarkie?
To start your application, begin here. First-year applicants can now choose to apply through either the Common App or the Coalition App with Scoir. We have no preference for which method you use, but please submit only one application.
What do we look for in an application? Learn more about required materials and admissions criteria:
| Decision | Application Deadline | Notification Release |
|---|---|---|
| Early Decision I | November 1 | Late December |
| Early Action | November 1 | Mid-January |
| Early Decision II | January 15 | Early February |
| Regular Decision | January 15 | Late March |
| Transfer – Fall Semester Start | Rolling, February 1 – May 1 | Rolling, within 4 weeks |
| Transfer – Spring Semester Start | Rolling, September 1 – November 1 | Rolling, within 4 weeks |
| First-Year – Spring Semester Start | Rolling, September 1 – November 1 | Rolling, within 4 weeks |
Early Decision I and II are binding agreements for first-year students who are certain that Clark is their first choice. If admitted, you must enroll at Clark and withdraw your applications to other schools.
Early Action is non-binding and allows first-year students to apply in the fall and receive their decision and financial aid award by January. Since you can apply Early Action to multiple colleges and universities, you’ll have more time and flexibility to explore all your options.
Each year, Clark welcomes about 75 new transfer students combined in the fall and spring semesters. Admissions deadlines are rolling each semester (see table).
Over 15% of Clark’s students come from outside the U.S. each year. If English is not your native language, you will need to submit an official TOEFL, Duolingo, or IELTS score report. We will consider your English proficiency holistically, based on your scores, transcript, essay, and letters of recommendation. We also strongly encourage all applicants to sit for an interview. This is especially important for applicants who do not speak English as a native language.
Interviews are recommended but not required for all applicants. We offer them both in person and online year-round. (Tip: Schedule your interview early, as slots can fill up quickly during peak times.)
Financial aid applications are due along with your admission application. Domestic applicants must submit the FAFSA and CSS Profile for need-based aid, while international applicants need to submit the CSS Profile. All applicants are automatically considered for merit-based aid, with no additional application required.
Your admissions counselor is ready to assist you through this process.
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