If Clark University had been only an hour from the east, it would have become the hottest school outside of Harvard. Worcester
It's not Boston, but in the relationship between Clark University and this ancient industrial city, Clark University people are
Brings a sense of mission. Clark University is liberal, tolerant, and globally renowned in psychology and geography.
A classic poster from Clark University reveals the school's philosophical view: an ordinary mung bean pod filled with colours
pea. "Divide students into different categories," the poster says, "and I'm afraid it's not something that can be done." "It's true that this can't be done.
"At Clark University, you have to be prepared with an open mind to embrace different kinds of students and perspectives," said a junior
Raw said. Clark University, which was founded as a graduate student only, was prominent in psychology and geography, and is now accepted by the university
Undergraduates of all backgrounds and interests, often in small class sizes, have never lacked attention from faculty.
Clark occupies 50 acres and is a small school. The campus has "enough ivy, tall maple trees and college-style bricks."
The masonry building was enough to delight the traditionalists, "even though the school was located in the gravel area south of Worcester." School architecture style
Grid is diverse, from the converted Victorian residences that were previously the residences of wealthy merchants) to the award-winning Robert Hutchins Goda
The German Library, everything. Clark University is constantly updating certain parts, and meticulous restorations have brought history to the area
A new look on it. Clark University is the only speech given by the famous American psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud
school. In the heart of the school stands a statue of him, which is also where he spoke at that time. The Blackstone Building was recently completed,
208 students live here. Each apartment is home to four to six students and is fully equipped with amenities such as central air conditioning and a full kitchen
house.
Although Clark University is now dominated by undergraduate teaching, its long history of graduate teaching is evident in the classroom
appear. Most of the courses take the form of seminars, with 63% having 25 students or less. The first academic year of the seminar is more
Small, limited to 16 people per workshop. In the first or second year they allow students to explore in depth and teachers to learn
The instructor will be taught until the student chooses a major. "It's a quick way to get to know students and teachers and throughout the school
A great way to stay in touch with them during the semester can also give teachers a better understanding of you," said a junior major in media and culture
Karma students said. The school has prepared new projects for new students -
-Clark Trek, which is an optional outdoor project; Nearly 18 percent of students will participate.
Clark University's education is based on a general education program that focuses on promoting the habits, skills and perspectives necessary for lifelong learning. per
Students must complete 8 courses: one is oral expression, one is formal analysis, and the remaining 6 are visual aesthetics, comparison
Learning, history, language, science and values. Students majoring in international studies come to class from an international perspective. Items between disciplines
The program is very popular and students can design their own majors. Those with a GPA of 3.25 or above can be exempted in the fifth year
Fei studied for a master's program and earned a degree.
Clark University's stronger majors in history, including psychology and geography, continue to enjoy a national reputation. Geography major training
Out of the country's largest number of Doctorates in Geography, four became members of the National Academy of Sciences (which is the most of all geography majors).
target. Clark University is the birthplace of the American Psychological Association and the birthplace where the concept of adolescence differs from childhood. Other comparisons
Strong programs include science, management programs, government and international relations, and media and culture majors.
Some majors at Clark University encourage students to participate in internships on campus or within the Worcester FourteenTh school alliance. More than 20% of students will spend at least one semester studying abroad on one of the 15 programs in 10 countries. Even those who do not go abroad can be exposed to foreign cultures through courses or international seminars at the Clark University Centre in Luxembourg. The academic atmosphere of the school is challenging, but students do not compete with each other. "The curriculum is challenging, but it's not impossible to master," says one sophomore. One senior added, "Most courses take a lot of time to learn." According to one student, the new students were taught by tenured professors who were "highly qualified and passionate about teaching." 40% of students participate
With undergraduate research, freshmen can take a variety of courses to help them complete a change into college life.
Clark University's students are diverse, ranging from "well-to-do international students, hippies, athletes, literary youth, and nerds."
Sub," said a history student. 35% of students are from Massachusetts, and international students are from 90 countries
8% of the total number of students. The District African-American School at Howard University has a collaborative educational program. "Politically, students are very concerned about international affairs such as Darfur and AIDS," one freshman said. Many Clark University students participate in community service, and the Center for Community Engagement and Volunteering is the center of activity for many social activist groups. The school has an average of $14,131 in academic scholarships per year, and special "make a big impact" scholarship is for students who are interested in serving the community, each with: 3 percent of Continental Americans; west
And Asian American ノ another 6%. School and special $44,000.
The school requires new and sophomores to live on campus. Except for one dormitory building, the other dormitories are all by floor or dormitory building two
Side to divide the mixed dormitories for men and women. In total, 74% of students live on campus. "The dorm was spacious and comfortable to stay, though
A few need to lay new carpets and repaint," said one junior. Most of the remaining students are juniors and seniors
Students live in nearby apartments and residential areas. After the first year, students must pass the lottery to get the dormitory. Residential school
Students must purchase a diet plan that will be served to students with their favorite foods, as well as vegetarian and kosher options. "Food
"There's nothing special about things," one student said, "but it might be as good as a cafeteria's." ”
Clark University doesn't have fraternities, but 80 student-organized societies host "lots of concerts, band performances, comedies."
"Performing" as well as other programs, one student said. "Clark University is not a big party school, but things can always be found
Love to do," said one junior. Alcohol is prohibited in the first-year dormitory, and in the mixed-grade dormitory building "under the age of 21."
Students are also prohibited from drinking alcohol," said one Spanish major. For underage students drinking alcohol, a senior
The students warned: "The school will conduct inspections".
There are a total of 14 schools in Worcester and the surrounding area, but the history of the area as a manufacturing industry that declined during the economic downturn
And industrial centers this area is hardly called a "university town," the students said. Worcester does have cinemas for all tastes
Restaurant, small club with band performances, and an arena with 13,000 seats. "South Worcester is not the most beautiful
Places, like seasonings, have people like and some people hate," said a junior biology major. Students
Engage with citizens through volunteer projects, such as the Brotherhood of Clark University. "If you like to need volunteers
The local or fight for human rights, then this is the school you are looking for," said one junior. As for traveling
By tour, Clarke University students can go to Boston and Providence, or to Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine
In the state, these places can be easily reached by car or public transportation.
Ways to cope with the New England winter include drinking hot chocolate and dreaming of a carnival, which students consider to be "the best of the year."
Happy day. "On Spring Carnival Day, the school makes fun of the whole day of classes and everyone hosts a carnival on the lawn
Hua celebrates the arrival of spring with food, music and games (with prizes!). Different from this carnival is the celebration
An academic carnival to celebrate the results of undergraduate research. Clark University's athletic teams compete in the third division, the men's and women's basketball team
The team recently won league tournament titles. Equally competitive are women's hockey, rowing, soccer and global as well as men's
Sub-basketball and rowing. Half of the students will participate in the Shandoran Athletics Field to provide facilities and cloakrooms for teams competing in the spring and autumn seasons, as well as an outdoor floodlit court. The rowing fleet has a boathouse on Lake QuincyGamon, and the Moon night fleet recently opened up a new route.
Sports, including football, rugby, ultimate frisbee and volleyball.
Clark University was different from other schools in its early days, when it only offered graduate programs. Although now mainly cultivated this
The school continues to challenge tradition, pioneering innovative teaching methods, pursuing new areas of knowledge, and finding new theories and practices
Practice a combined approach. "The school is located in the city, which has a distinct character," said one senior. "Schools are pretty much the same
Advanced, providing space for students with many interests.