Don't be fooled by this video. Clark is not transparent about the criteria needed to qualify for any of these scholarships, and most students get very little merit aid (like $10,000 per year is standard, which means you will be shelling out $60,000+ in tuition, housing, and fees a year). Clark is one of the most expensive schools in the country
@@awarrka my son applied to Clark and a bunch of other schools in the same range of competitiveness. The other schools gave him very generous merit aid (he is a very good student) --in some cases 40-50k. Clark accepted him, and gave him 10k (and I am alumni who donates to their scholarship funds). Unless Clark gets tuition costs under control and gets more generous with merit aid, it will lose students and go away.
