Clark University provides undergraduate financial assistance and automatically considers undergraduate applicants for merit-based scholarships in addition to need-based financial aid. Clark University describes its financial aid team as providing guidance on understanding the cost of a degree and available forms of assistance.
The financial aid information applies to undergraduate applicants and students and families of all income levels. Clark University also indicates that special grants, loans, and student employment opportunities are available.
Clark University states that merit-based scholarships are automatically considered for all undergraduate applicants, alongside need-based financial aid. For current Clark students, renewal of financial aid involves completing the FAFSA and monitoring CUWeb for any additional requirements.
Clark University provides outcome figures: 99% of first-year students receive aid, and 98% of all aid awarded are grants that do not have to be repaid. Clark University also reports an average financial aid package amount of $49,545.
