Clarkson Send Off Picnics 2023 - Rochester Area
Newest Golden Knights: join us in Rochester at Ontario Beach Park (Portside Shelter) on Tuesday, August 1, 2023 from 6 - 8 p.m. for an evening of fun and connecting with Clarkson community members, including fellow incoming students, alumni, staff and current students.
This event is the perfect opportunity to ask questions, get excited about becoming a Golden Knight, and meet people in your area. A meal will be served and each student will be given commemorative merch!
Clarkson Send Off Picnics 2023 - Massachusetts
Newest Golden Knights: join us in Natick at Cochituate State Park on Tuesday, August 1, 2023 from 6 - 8 p.m. for an evening of fun and connecting with Clarkson community members, including fellow incoming students, alumni, staff and current students.
This event is the perfect opportunity to ask questions, get excited about becoming a Golden Knight, and meet people in your area. A meal will be served and each student will be given commemorative merch!
Personalized Visit
If you have any questions about your visit, please contacts us at 800-527-6577 or admissions@clarkson.edu.
David D. Reh School of Business
David D. Reh School of Business
Mentorship and Collaboration
Our faculty commit to your success — from the classroom to your pursuit of developing solutions to real-world challenges. Receive one-on-one guidance from faculty mentors and professional advisors who know your name and what motivates you and point you toward the right resources to grow academically and professionally.
Support through innovation and collaborative solutions defines our community on a broader scale. In classes, further hone your teamwork skills with students just as ambitious as you are.
Tackle New Challenges Together
Our students are active, motivated and ready to take advantage of the Clarkson experience. Beyond internships, establish yourself as a leader on campus through student government to intramural sports and recreational clubs. Or, expand your network in business-centric student organizations like Alpha Kappa Psi and the Clarkson Strategic Investment Group.
Recent Rankings and Statistics
- #1 in New York State for Supply Chain Management — U.S. News & World Report.
- #2 in New York State for Engineering Management — Great Business Schools.
- #4 in New York State for Entrepreneurship — U.S. News & World Report.
- Top 25 in the United States for Engineering Management — Great Business Schools.
- Top 25 in the United States for Supply Chain Management — U.S. News & World Report.
- Top 40 in the United States for Entrepreneurship — U.S. News & World Report.
- Top 5% Highest Paid Business Administration Graduates — College Factual.
- Top 10 Great Schools for Business Majors — TIME.
Welcome to the Reh School of Business
3+1 BS/MBA
Earn your BS in Business Administration – and your MBA – in just 4 years. Cater coursework to your career goals with specialized advising from your 3+1 program faculty advisor, start graduate coursework in your third year, and graduate with a nationally ranked MBA (and BS) after just four years.
Undergraduate Business Programs
Pursue and achieve your goals at Clarkson University’s Reh School of Business. Our tight-knit, persevering community not only wants to see you succeed, but we ignite your drive and connect you with opportunities that build real-world experience and your résumé. Propose industry-relevant solutions through research, tackle the challenges of entrepreneurship firsthand and see how technology fuels innovation across the business world.
Graduate Business Programs
You are ready for an education that will help you become a catalyst for change. That is what we offer at Clarkson University. Our forward-thinking graduate business programs will set you apart in your field and fit the demands of today's fast-paced workplace. Learn more about how our business school can move your career forward.
Research and Scholarship
Business decisions can impact all aspects of society. As leaders, we seek to understand how our actions can affect the world for the better. Our faculty produces groundbreaking research on a wide variety of topics. As a student, you can collaborate on their projects — or even pursue your own.
Real-World Experience
At Clarkson, we believe that the best way to learn is through action. That is why we provide opportunities for our students to apply their skills beyond the classroom walls.
Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Bring your bold ideas to life at the Reh Center for Entrepreneurship, Clarkson Ignite, the Shipley Center for Innovation, the Center for Advanced Materials Processing and other research centers on campus.
Internships and Co-ops
Build up your résumé with internships, co-ops and experiential courses. Our '81 Parker Career Center can help guide you toward excellent professional opportunities, no matter where you are in your studies.
Competitions
Challenge yourself to rise to the top through entrepreneurial competitions like the Reh Cup Competition, the North County Regional Business Plan Competition, the Ignite Research Fellowship Program, the Summer of Innovation Challenges and other programs.
Our Faculty
Our faculty are experts in some of the most pressing business topics of today, like supply chain management, healthcare management and data analytics. Learn more about who they are.
Study Abroad
In our interconnected world, business is always global. We make it a core component of our program, with 100 percent of students having an international experience before graduation.
"The Reh School of Business has equipped me with many skills that have since translated over to helping me succeed during my internships over my four years and helped me stand out against other candidates."
Marques Bouyer '22, BS in Innovation and Entrepreneurship
97% Total Student Placement | Clarkson Class of 2024
100%
Students with
professional experience
before graduation
$50K
Awarded annually to student entrepreneurs
$74K
Average starting salary for the Undergraduate Class of 2024
$92K
Average salary for Class of 2024 MBA graduates
David D. Reh School of Business (Accreditation)
The undergraduate and graduate programs at the David D. Reh School of Business are accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). The school’s interdisciplinary Engineering & Management program is dually accredited by AACSB and the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. The Healthcare MBA program is dually accredited by AACSB and the Commission of Accreditation for Healthcare Management Education (CAHME).
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Understand the Application Process
You’re about to take a major step. A degree from Clarkson opens doors — through applied learning, opportunities to build your résumé and a supported pathway toward your career. Maybe you’re interested in engineering or see yourself making discoveries in the healthcare or business sphere. Or, you seek to make a wider impact through one of the nation’s most sustainable universities. In all contexts, your education here serves as a stepping stone toward success.
Learn more about completing your application, from documentation to financial aid:
Start Your Application
How to Apply
Review Application Requirements
Find application requirements based on how you will be starting your education at Clarkson. Be prepared to submit documentation for test scores and transcripts and provide letters of recommendation and a personal statement or essay. Programs may additionally have specific prerequisites. Keep on top of deadlines to be eligible for grants and merit scholarships.
Complete Your Application
After gathering all documentation, complete and submit one of Clarkson’s provided applications or, for undergraduate students, the Common App.
Factor in Financial Aid
If you are a U.S. citizen, make sure you have your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) filled out by the February 1 deadline to be eligible for federal, state and institutional need-based aid.
For First-Year Students
You’re completing or recently completed high school and will be entering a bachelor’s degree-granting program as a first-year student. Submit your application by the December 1 Early Decision Admissions deadline or by January 15, the Regular Decision deadline.
Students who are applying for first-year entry will not be charged an application fee if you apply using the Clarkson or Common App.
Application Requirements
Review requirements for transcripts, essays and letters of recommendation, in addition to program-specific prerequisites. Submitting SAT and ACT scores is optional for incoming first-year students.
Tuition and Financial Aid
Review tuition and additional costs for the upcoming academic year. Learn more about the financial aid process, from completing your FAFSA® to scholarships, grants and other forms of assistance.
Contact an Admissions Counselor
Have questions about requirements or applying for financial aid? Reach out to your admissions counselor for more information.
For Transfer Students
You’ve completed some college and have roughly 24 credit hours to transfer to Clarkson. No matter if you previously attended a two- or four-year school, Clarkson accepts transfer applications on a rolling basis.
Application Requirements
Review all documentation to include with your application based on the number of credit hours you have earned so far. Transfer students must supply official transcripts for all colleges and universities attended to date, including for dual enrollment during high school and AP, IB and CLEP test scores.
Financial Aid
Complete your FAFSA® to be eligible for federal, state and institutional need-based aid. In addition to loans, grants and work-study, Clarkson extends specific scholarships and awards to transfer students.
Contact an Admissions Counselor
Need assistance as you transfer to Clarkson? From completing your application to learning more about our articulation agreements and credit evaluation process, contact your admissions counselor for more information.
For Graduate Students
On campus or online, in Potsdam or the Capital Region, you’ll complete Clarkson’s Graduate School Application if you are interested in enrolling in a master’s, doctoral or graduate certificate program offered.
Admission Requirements
Review general Graduate School and program-specific requirements to get started.
Tuition and Financial Aid
Find program-specific tuition rates and fees, and explore financial aid awards available to graduate students, including scholarships and assistantships.
Contact an Admissions Counselor
Need assistance with or have questions about the Graduate School Application? Direct your inquiries to your admissions counselor.
For International Students
You’re looking for a school that will equip you to compete on a global level. Clarkson welcomes international first-year undergraduate, transfer and graduate applicants.
Admission Requirements
Find requirements for applying as a first-year, transfer or graduate international student, including transcripts, letters of recommendation and English proficiency.
Tuition and Financial Aid
International students are eligible for select scholarships. Review all costs for the upcoming academic year.
Contact an Undergraduate Admissions Counselor
Need more information about the undergraduate application process, financial aid or obtaining a visa? Reach out to your admissions counselor to learn more.
Contact a Graduate Admissions Counselor
Need more information about the graduate application process or obtaining a visa? Reach out to your graduate recruiter to learn more.
For Clarkson School Students
The Clarkson School’s early college program welcomes U.S. and international students interested in getting a head start on their success, including taking part in groundbreaking research.
Application Requirements
Review all documentation needed to apply to the Clarkson School.
Tuition and Financial Aid
Clarkson School students are eligible for merit- and need-based awards. In turn, prospective students are advised to complete a FAFSA® along with their application. Learn more about financial aid options and all costs for incoming Clarkson School students.
Meet Our Ambassadors
Interested in learning about the Clarkson School? Discuss coursework and real-world opportunities with our ambassadors.
Contact Admissions and Financial Aid
| Office | Phone | |
|---|---|---|
| Office of Undergraduate Admissions | admissions@clarkson.edu | 315-268-6480 |
| Office of Undergraduate Transfer Admissions | tradmission@clarkson.edu | 315-268-2125 |
| Office of Graduate Admissions | graduate@clarkson.edu | 518-631-9831 |
| Office of Undergraduate International Admissions | intladm@clarkson.edu | 315-268-6480 |
| International Graduate Admissions | gradintl@clarkson.edu | 518-631-9831 |
| The Clarkson School | tcs@clarkson.edu | 315-268-4425 |
| Office of Financial Aid | finaidletters@clarkson.edu |
315-268-6413 |
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