Study Abroad

Clark University offers on-campus housing. However, it is mainly for first- and second year students. According to Clark University's housing statistics, the university is nearly at 100-103% capacity each academic year. This means that dorms on campus are often overbooked.

Here is a quick overview based on the last few years:

• First Year & Sophomore Student: Nearly all students are guaranteed housing, and they live in residence halls such as Bullock, Wright or Johnson Sanford.

• Junior Student Only a few students are able to get rooms on campus through a lottery.

• Graduate Students Most live away from campus as university housing is given priority to underclassmen.

Many upper-year Clark University students are now looking for off-campus housing due to limited dorm space. Students can find off-campus accommodation that is fully furnished, safe, and near campus using platforms like University Living. These housing options include utilities, Wi Fi, and community amenities, making them a convenient alternative when university dormitories fill up.

Students who plan to stay past their sophomore year should explore options off-campus as soon as possible.