CLARION UNIVERSITY WELCOMES INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
International students representing 40 countries are currently enrolled at Clarion University, and it is our hope that this representation would be significantly increased in the near future. The international family of students at Clarion experiences a serene and welcoming environment with one-on-one relationships with professors and staff. Clarion offers fully accredited, high quality academic programs, both at the undergraduate and graduate levels, in Arts & Sciences, Business Administration, and Education & Human Services. Admission requirements include completed application and fee; satisfactory TOEFL/SAT results; official transcripts; and evidence of sufficient financial support. Additional graduate student requirements include official proof of undergraduate degree; satisfactory GRE/GMAT results; evaluation/recommendation forms; and specific departmental requirements.
Application deadlines are July 15, 2010 for the fall semester and December 15, 2010 for the spring semester.
Financial assistance for international students: International Assistantship awards, in the form of tuition reductions, valued at $3,000 per academic year are available for international students. Awards are based on need and merit and may be renewed each year provided the student meets established criteria. Students who receive assistantships are required to make significant contributions in the area of international education.
Students who are planning to pursue master’s degrees at Clarion University are strongly encouraged to apply for a Graduate Assistantship (GA) through the department of their major. A GA provides a stipend in addition to covering partial tuition fees. Please do not hesitate to contact the Office of International Programs. www.clarion.edu/58409.pdf
For more information, please visit: www.clarion.edu/46769
Office of International Programs Clarion University of Pennsylvania
840 Wood Street
Clarion. Pennsylvania 16214U.S.A.
Phone: 001-814-393-2340
Fax: 001-814-393-2341
E-mail: intlprograms@clarion.edu
International students representing 40 countries are currently enrolled at Clarion University, and it is our hope that this representation would be significantly increased in the near future. The international family of students at Clarion experiences a serene and welcoming environment with one-on-one relationships with professors and staff. Clarion offers fully accredited, high quality academic programs, both at the undergraduate and graduate levels, in Arts & Sciences, Business Administration, and Education & Human Services. Admission requirements include completed application and fee; satisfactory TOEFL/SAT results; official transcripts; and evidence of sufficient financial support. Additional graduate student requirements include official proof of undergraduate degree; satisfactory GRE/GMAT results; evaluation/recommendation forms; and specific departmental requirements.
Application deadlines are July 15, 2010 for the fall semester and December 15, 2010 for the spring semester.
Financial assistance for international students: International Assistantship awards, in the form of tuition reductions, valued at $3,000 per academic year are available for international students. Awards are based on need and merit and may be renewed each year provided the student meets established criteria. Students who receive assistantships are required to make significant contributions in the area of international education.
Students who are planning to pursue master’s degrees at Clarion University are strongly encouraged to apply for a Graduate Assistantship (GA) through the department of their major. A GA provides a stipend in addition to covering partial tuition fees. Please do not hesitate to contact the Office of International Programs. www.clarion.edu/58409.pdf
For more information, please visit: www.clarion.edu/46769
Office of International Programs Clarion University of Pennsylvania
840 Wood Street
Clarion. Pennsylvania 16214U.S.A.
Phone: 001-814-393-2340
Fax: 001-814-393-2341
E-mail: intlprograms@clarion.edu
