Clark university

I received one of my graduate degrees from Clark in 1975, and 39 years later I can still say that it was the place that I learned how to think. The faculty constantly has your development as a scholar and as an agent for positive social change in mind. Doors are open. Barriers are non-existent. And Worcester is not a bad place in itself, and Boston is a 45 minute bus ride away.

My son got a great education here. The campus is quite pretty, quite a departure from Worcester in general. He majored in biology and felt that the professors were top notch. He had a great experience abroad in Africa. Overall, he got a good education in the sciences as well as some liberal arts classes.

I am the parent of a Clark graduate & I could not be happier that my son choose this school. Excellent staff & professors. Beautiful campus. My son couldn't have made a better choice of schools

Not one of the better complexes I've been to so far but still very nice . It has a baseball field ( all turf ) , soccer field ( turf ) and tennis courts. The fields itself are in very good shape but the grounds around it can be kept up better. Plus this is smaller than the ones I've been to. Good seats everywhere for viewing and the bathrooms are clean. Parking could be tough though it's a very crowded area

I love the faculty of Clark. All the professors I learned with were quite smart and really cared about their students.

Great University. I loved everything about this school...well, except for the university library.

To be fair, this is the best school I've ever got to know well, and I've known quite a few schools, including some highly regarded ones that get their stellar ranking by focusing on growing endowments and grabbing the hottest research fellows whilst ignoring students' needs. Clark is the opposite of that; most professors are focused on providing the best education experience as well as providing undergrads with opportunities to engage in research. This is the school that has absolutely exceeded all my expectations.

As of the time of this writing, I am a first year at Clark in my second semester, and I couldn't be happier with my choice. The earliest classes are at 9am rather than 8, people are friendly, and the RA's just programs often. If I had to say one bad thing, it's that the first few weeks are super humid because New England weather, so that's not fun

Excellent people, excellent professors. Lots of assistance and advice if you know where to look.

From my visit there and by observing my daughter's growth, I think Clark is achieving the excellence to which they aspire.
My daughter applied for an internship at my agency this summer. After her bi-lingual interview, the section manager said that she was one of the most poised and confident candidates that they had ever met of any age.
Clark has given her the opportunities to grow, not just in the class room, but also in the extracurricular activities and community work programs.