Clarke admits students year-round with no traditional application deadlines. You pick the start date that fits your life. The process is straightforward and the admissions team is here to help you find the right program and get started.
Clarke admits students across four credential levels, from high school through graduate study. The programs are different, but you'll thrive here if you:
Clarke admits students year-round. No traditional application deadlines. Pick the start date that fits your schedule.
The first Monday of:
September, January, and June
The first Monday of:
September, January, and June
The first Monday of:
September, January, and June
The first Monday of:
Every Month
No application deadlines and no standardized test requirements. The process is designed to be straightforward from start to finish.
Complete the short application to tell us about your background, goals, and program of interest. It takes about ten minutes.
You will receive a link to complete a cognitive aptitude assessment. It does not test prior knowledge. It measures your learning ability and fit for your chosen field.
Meet with an admissions advisor to talk through your goals, your program of interest, and any questions you have about Clarke.
Once accepted, you will receive your enrollment documents to secure your spot in an upcoming start date.
In the weeks before your program begins, you will meet your mentor, get access to student systems, and join the Clarke community.
Clarke's pricing varies by program type. Work-integrated programs are structured so that apprenticeship earnings and the Bletchley Scholarship offset the cost of your education. For most programs you finish at zero or come out ahead.
Tuition: $100/credit
Transcript: $50/credit
Total Cost: $150/credit
Tuition: $60,000
Scholarship: $13,200
Earnings: $46,800
Net Cost: $0
Tuition: $34,000
Scholarship: $10,000
Earnings: $48,000
Net Income: $1,000/mo
Tuition: $29,900
Scholarship: $10,400
Earnings: $19,500
Net Cost: $0
Tuition: $14,900
Scholarship: $3,000
Earnings: $26,000
Net Income: $1,000/mo
Tuition: $14,900
Scholarship: $0
Earnings: $0
Net Cost: $14,900
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No. Clarke does not require ACT, SAT, GRE, or any other standardized test scores. Admission is based on your application, a cognitive aptitude assessment, and an interview with the admissions team.
Yes. Clarke College is a member college of Woolf, a globally recognized and fully accredited European collegiate institution. Your degree is portable and verifiable, the same as any other accredited institution.
Yes. Clarke's programs are fully online but highly interactive. You will collaborate with instructors, mentors, and peers through live sessions, structured feedback, and a Clarke community built around real connection.
Clarke's academic programs are open to students regardless of citizenship. However, the work-integrated apprenticeship component requires US work authorization. If you are not authorized to work in the US, certificate and academic-only programs are available to you without the apprenticeship component.
Clarke's programs follow a sequential structure rather than a traditional semester model. You complete one course at a time, each building directly on the last. The year-round schedule means you stay focused and move faster than a traditional academic calendar allows.
Yes. Each academic year includes approximately five weeks of scheduled breaks, typically around major US holidays. The schedule is designed to mirror a professional work environment while giving you time to rest and recharge.
No application deadlines. Pick the start date that fits your schedule.
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