Advising is available to students in their course selection and college choices. Typically, students applying to college from The Clarkson School apply as freshmen with advanced standing, since they have not yet completed requirements for the high school diploma. After that institution accepts the student, it evaluates the official Clarkson University transcripts and, with some exceptions, students continue at that school taking advanced courses. Paying for a year in The Clarkson School can mean savings in the long run. College costs escalate each year and our students usually graduate a year earlier than their peers.
Financial assistance is available.
Other expenses such as books, travel, and spending money vary from student to student. International student eligibility for scholarships is determined by both the College Scholarship Service Foreign Student Financial Aid Form and the Certification of Finances Form. All three of these forms are required for eligibility determination for United States citizens living in a foreign country. The best way to learn about The Clarkson School is to talk with students who are enrolled in the experience. The Clarkson School host program gives prospective students the opportunity to visit the campus, stay overnight in the residence hall, attend classes, and talk with current students.