Employers & Partners
For Employers
Hire Your Future Leaders at Clarkson University
At Clarkson University, we develop productive, mutually beneficial partnerships with companies to power innovation. Corporate relationships thrive through smart collaborations that pair our best people, knowledge and resources with companies and organizations looking for ways to move business forward, gain a competitive advantage and solve the world’s most pressing challenges.
Students are our greatest resource — from their drive in the classroom to each individual’s list of accomplishments. Clarkson University primes all students for the workforce. Our approach starts with hands-on learning, extends to required internships and co-ops for many programs and factors in the ample research opportunities open to undergraduates. Throughout, Clarkson prioritizes problem-solving, critical thinking, communication and leadership, no matter a student’s major.
As you seek our leaders and problem-solvers for your organization, Clarkson University is excited to partner with you.
Become an Educational Partner
A partnership with Clarkson is a true partnership. We work across all areas of the University to deliver the best strategies, services and support, all of which are customized to meet our partners’ specific goals. Additionally, our partners benefit from Clarkson’s longstanding commitment to corporate relationships.
Learn more about recruiting and educating your workforce with Clarkson and extending your impact through research.
Let’s Partner
Interested in a professional partnership with Clarkson or participating in an upcoming Career Fair or on-campus programming? For more information, contact the Kevin ’81 and Annie Parker Career Center today.
Email: career@clarkson.edu
Phone: 315-268-6477
Partnering with multiple industries, Clarkson has developed graduate and professional education programs that drive successful careers and produce graduates ready to meet current and future market demand. From master’s and PhD programs to certificates and professional development, Clarkson's exceptional coursework, industry-connected faculty and applied research deliver an unmatched return on investment.
Using innovative online technology and onsite learning at our locations in New York’s Capital Region, Potsdam and Beacon, Clarkson tailors coursework and curriculum to best support your company. Our programs are designed specifically to deliver practical, relevant and applied knowledge across industries. We also work directly with companies to develop the best financial packages and incentives for professional education.
Whether your organization is looking for summer interns, co-op participants or full-time candidates, the Career Center is an eager partner. Clarkson students are differentiated in the marketplace because of their grounded confidence gained through numerous hands-on learning opportunities and early networking in their chosen fields of study. All students are required to have a Professional Experience as part of their degree requirements, which makes them top candidates for employers.
Contact the Career Center at 315-268- 6477 or at career@clarkson.edu.
We're America's corporate partner university: beyond educating your workforce, our research leads to new advancements and breakthroughs for our industry partners. Collaborating with us directly impacts your company’s performance: uncover solutions to real-world problems; contribute new ideas or solutions to existing problems; explore new methods of analysis and generate new, potentially beneficial intellectual property.
We have signature portfolios of research and a critical mass of researchers and scholars working on healthy world solutions for protecting air, water and habitats; data and complex systems analytics; advanced materials development and next-generation healthcare technologies. Our researchers collaborate across disciplines and in teams for creative solutions that are practical and sustainable.
Contact Sponsored Research Services at srs@clarkson.edu.
Clarkson students are smart. They are innovative, entrepreneurial, driven, ambitious and willing to stretch boundaries. But most importantly, they get things done.
That’s why our corporate partners seek out Clarkson students for internships, co-ops, jobs, research projects, design challenges and many other opportunities.
As a career-focused university, Clarkson constantly seeks opportunities for students to engage directly with companies, learn from industry experts and work on real projects. The benefits are obvious. For Clarkson students, the experiences are unmatched, and they graduate with on-the-job training, in-depth industry knowledge and a deep appreciation of the work companies do.
Clarkson’s corporate partners have several opportunities to work directly with our students.
Career Development and Internships
Special Topics Courses: Contact Corporate and Foundation Relations at cfroffice@clarkson.edu or 315-268-3826.
The Clarkson alumni network — 46,000+ strong — defines our impact. From CEOs, vice presidents and senior executives at some of the world's largest and most successful companies to renowned engineers, scientists and entrepreneurs, Clarkson alums drive business, industry and innovation while keeping the University connected to what’s next.
Our corporate partners can access this extensive network through a variety of philanthropic opportunities, such as matching gifts, event sponsorships and other partnerships through corporate and foundation relations.
Are you a Clarkson alum? Learn more about engaging with, advising and recruiting from our current student body.
Contact Development and Alumni Relations at alumni@clarkson.edu or 315-268-7718
Career Center Services for Partnering Employers
Partner with Clarkson's Career Center to attract and recruit students for internships, co-ops and full-time positions. Learn more about all available services:
Advertising and Recruitment
Start by advertising internships, co-op opportunities and job openings on Handshake. Amplify this through on-campus and virtual targeted recruitment for co-ops, internships, micro-internships and part-time and full-time employment opportunities.
Learning About Our University
We can provide you with class profile information and salary data, plus connect you with faculty, staff and departments to discuss recruitment and align expectations of students.
Branding and Sponsorships
Make sure our student body is familiar with your brand. Consider engaging through corporate-sponsored field trips, research, student projects and competitions. Connect with the Career Center to learn what is best for your company.
Connect With Students
Connect with our student body through networking events, career fairs, mock interview days, etiquette dinners and other opportunities like discovery sessions, lunch and learns, student group presentations, workshops and panels.
Partner With the Career Center
Partner directly with the Clarkson Career Center for our HireAKnight Partner Program, or collaborate with us on co-branded badges for new-hire readiness, plus for developing summer and winter break programs.
Career Fairs
This twice-per-year event attracts over 150 employers to meet and network with students, be it for internships and co-ops or their first entry-level job. Attesting to the success of this event, about 40 percent of Clarkson students going on to full-time careers were first introduced to their future employer through a Career Fair.
HireAKnight Partner Program
Through this partnership, employers receive priority recruitment services that help increase their visibility on our campus. At the same time, they help fund career programming and other opportunities for Clarkson students.
How to Recruit With Clarkson
Through our wide variety of services, we can tailor to your organization’s specific needs. We have options for companies of all sizes, from startups to Fortune 500 organizations. Throughout the semester, we partner with employers to provide targeted marketing, candidate meetings and additional promotion on campus.
Review All Policies
Review our requirements for posting internships and co-op listings through Handshake. Find recommendations for getting to know and recruiting our students.
Post Your Position
Utilize Handshake to post your internships, co-ops and openings for entry-level and experienced positions.
Host a Discovery Session
Share more about your company’s history, impact and culture, as well as the work you do and the opportunities you are presenting through a Discovery Session.
Reach Out
Email career@clarkson.edu to learn more about our students, recruit talent and become engaged as a lifelong partner!
Resources for Parents and Families
Resources for Parents and Families
All Your Books. One Smart Price.
Clarkson Bound is a course material delivery program that simplifies the student experience, lowers the cost of materials, and makes sure students have access to all required course materials on or before the first day of class.
Through this innovative program, books are conveniently packaged and provided to students on a rental basis, and access to digital material is directly within the Clarkson system.
At the end of the term, students will receive email reminders to return rented physical course materials to the bookstore.
Parent Ambassadors
Who better to get the inside scoop about Clarkson than the parents of our current students? Get all the insights and your questions answered by connecting with one of our Parent Admissions Ambassadors today.
Resources and Ways to Get Involved
Learn more about communities open to Clarkson parents and families and resources for communicating with the University.
Student Affairs Parents and Family E-Newsletter
Subscribe to the Student Affairs Family Newsletter to receive timely
information about your student's Clarkson experience. Click here
to view previous newsletters and other family communications. To subscribe to the Student Affairs Family Newsletter, click here.
Family Weekend
Each fall, we invite parents and families to experience the Potsdam campus with their students. Review the schedule of all upcoming events, and find travel information.
After Dropping off your Student
M.A. Ricci, a Parent and Family Association member, details advice for parents who may have difficulty being away from their children in college.
Support Services Available
As a parent or guardian providing guidance to your student, understand the support services available at Clarkson, from academic assistance to career development to student health and counseling and requesting accommodations.
Making Tuition Payments
To make an online tuition payment, please visit Nelnet at online.campuscommerce.com if you've already created an account.
If your student has not yet added you as an authorized party, please ask them to go to their myCU account, choose Financials and then choose Nelnet. On the home screen in Nelnet, they'll need to select "Add an Authorized Party." Once added, the parent or authorized person will receive an email invite from Nelnet to create an account. Questions can be sent to studentfinancials@clarkson.edu or answered by phone at 315-268-6451.
Commencement Ceremonies
Clarkson offers graduation ceremonies each year for various bachelor's, master's, doctoral and certificate programs. We encourage you to learn more about our different ceremonies and stay up to date on information as it becomes available throughout the year by visiting the Commencement page.
Contact the Division of Student Affairs
Have questions about parental involvement or resources available to you or your student? Contact the Division of Student Affairs:
Vice President for Student Affairs: Brian T. Grant
Email: bgrant@clarkson.edu
Location: 2308 Educational Resources Center, CU Box 5605
Phone: 315-268-6463
Potsdam Campus
Potsdam Campus
Our Location
Our 640-acre main campus in the Village of Potsdam presents the classic college experience of connecting with friends and community intertwined with adventure, innovation and entrepreneurship. While the Adirondacks are in our backyard, our campus brings the exploration and exhilaration close to you through three miles of trails for biking, hiking and cross-country skiing through the woods and past wetlands -- a perfect break from studying. As we’re located on the banks of the Raquette River, we have our own canoeing launch point for exploring on the water.
Our main campus is connected complex that houses most of our administrative offices, laboratories, classrooms and many graduate and professional programs and the Clarkson School all near your campus residences.
Degrees and Programs
If you’re intending to earn your bachelor’s, master's or PhD degree at Clarkson, you’ll study and engage in research at our Potsdam location.
Undergraduate
Embrace your curiosity in our immersive, hands-on undergraduate programs across engineering, the arts and sciences, technology, healthcare and business.
Graduate
Many of Clarkson’s residential graduate programs are held in Potsdam, including in engineering, business, the sciences and healthcare.
Advanced Certificates and Online
Learning never stops. Look ahead toward the next stage of your career with advanced business certificates and select online degree programs blending a flexible structure with a rigorous curriculum.
The Clarkson School
Challenge yourself with the Clarkson School’s early college programs preparing you for the University’s research-driven, hands-on coursework and encouraging collaboration, critical thinking and problem-solving.
What to Do Around Potsdam
As a student or visitor, see what the Potsdam region holds:
Adventuring Outdoors
The Adirondacks and Lake Placid area are a multifaceted gateway to exploration, whether self-guided or through Clarkson’s Outing Club, the largest affinity group on campus. After class or during the weekend, plan a hiking, mountain biking or climbing excursion, search for hidden caves or navigate the waters of the Raquette.
Winter Adventures
Exploration doesn’t stop when the snow falls. By the winter months, adventure switches to luge, downhill and cross-country skiing, snowshoeing or snowboarding. Or, test your cliff-scaling skills with some ice climbing. Our region hosts many world-class winter sporting events, including hockey right on campus.
Nearby Cities
Urban centers are just an easy drive away. Students may opt to visit Ottawa or Montreal in Canada over the weekend or plan a longer trip to Boston or New York City.
Getting Here
Planning to visit Clarkson’s Potsdam location? Start with the following resources.
Planning Your Visit
While we love the regional saying "All roads lead to Potsdam," which dates back to 1806, we recognize that most people don't arrive by accident. Understand how to travel to the Village of Potsdam by air, train or car.
Places to Stay
Potsdam is home to various national chain hotels, locally owned motels and bed-and-breakfast accommodations. As you explore, you’ll find that our surrounding town has turned into a local culinary destination.
Parking
Learn more about where to park around campus, and understand how to obtain a parking permit as a student.
Explore the Potsdam Region Further
Visit Clarkson
Visit Clarkson
Picture Yourself Here
Clarkson University is an experience — one you’ve just got to see for yourself.
We’re a tight-knit, driven and innovative community located near the Adirondack Park and its scenic mountains, waterways and Olympics recreation. Together, we ignite connections across disciplines and push boundaries through research and technology innovation that is making a difference. We encourage learning by doing – in the classroom, through activities like SPEED team competitions, and Clarkson Ignite, and outside of class, through internships, co-ops, study abroad and immersive experiences.
Explore our campus virtually from home or schedule a visit to see our facilities in person, discover our unique, engaged community and speak with students, faculty and admissions.
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Campus Tours, Events & Info Sessions
See what our campus is all about through in-person and virtual tours, open houses, admissions events and information sessions, as well as opportunities to speak with current students and faculty members. Find events for first-year, transfer, graduate and international students.
Undergraduate & Transfer Student EventsGraduate Student EventsClarkson School Events
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Undergraduate Visit Scholarship
Clarkson offers a $1000 Clarkson Visit Scholarship to any student who has an official undergraduate admissions visit to our Potsdam campus by no later than December 1 for Early Decision and February 1 for Regular Decision of the senior year of high school. Like most Clarkson scholarships, this award is renewable each year for four years for a total of $4,000.
Our "First-Name" Campus
Our 640-acre main campus in the Village of Potsdam presents the classic college experience of connecting with friends and community intertwined with adventure, innovation and entrepreneurship. While the Adirondacks are in our backyard, our campus brings the exploration and exhilaration close to you through three miles of trails for biking, hiking and cross-country skiing through the woods and past wetlands -- a perfect break from studying. As we’re located on the banks of the Raquette River, we have our own canoeing launch point for exploring on the water.
Our main campus is connected complex that houses most of our administrative offices, laboratories, classrooms and many graduate and professional programs and the Clarkson School all near your campus residences.
Here, you’ll get to know everyone — from fellow students to the president to your dean and department chair — on a first-name basis. And, they’ll get to know your name, too! We're also a place where everyone holds the door open for each other, and where you just might get hoarse from saying "Hi" back to everyone in the hallway on your way to class.
Our Town: Potsdam, NY
Potsdam, New York, is a welcoming, friendly college town. Located on the banks of the beautiful Raquette River, its tree-lined streets and historic red sandstone buildings give a warm feel to an array of modern stores and restaurants within walking distance of our campus. Overnight accommodations in the area include well-known chain hotels, quaint bed and breakfasts and family-owned motels. Explore more about dining, lodging, shopping and more in the Potsdam and North Country areas.
Top 10 Collegiest College Towns in America - Washington Post, 2024
Most Charming Towns and Villages in New York State - TRAVELMAG, 2024
Our Region: The Saint Lawrence Seaway
Clarkson is located in the Saint Lawrence Seaway region, just north of the Adirondack Park. Rich in history and natural beauty, the Seaway is a gateway to the Great Lakes and the Atlantic, offering countless recreational and cultural attractions. Visitors can enjoy scenic waterfronts, charming small towns and a blend of outdoor activities, from boating and fishing to exploring nearby historic sites.
Get to Know Clarkson University
See the places where you could be making discoveries alongside your fellow students or training for your future career. Schedule a tour today to get started.
About
About Clarkson
Who We Are
As a proven leader in technological education and sustainable economic development, we offer more than 90 rigorous programs of study in engineering, the sciences, business and the health professions. Our goal is to give our 4,000+ students the resources to ignite connections across disciplines, innovate real-world solutions and become the leaders of tomorrow.
Our Network
We count over 380 active partners in industry, government agencies, chambers of commerce, research organizations and more. Coupled with our extensive and engaged alumni network 46,000+ strong, these relationships allow our students access to superb internships and professional opportunities.
Our Return on Investment
As a result, one in five Clarkson alumni already holds a leadership position, either as a CEO, senior executive or owner of a company. The Brookings Institution named Clarkson a top 10 university nationwide for increasing our students' lifetime earning potential, and we're among the top colleges for graduates who earn the most.
Clarkson–A Place Like No Other
With our main campus in Potsdam, New York located in the St. Lawrence River Valley near the Adirondack Park and its scenic mountains, waterways and Olympics recreation, we are a tight-knit community who believes learning and doing go hand-in-hand – and hands-on in our laboratories and classrooms as well as the great outdoor landscapes we have in our backyard. Just as our unique setting inspires us and the way we educate, the size of our community propels us serving as a catalyst for our commitment to the Clarkson way of tailoring our approach to each individual.
Academics at Clarkson
This is an institution where you can be intentional about your career goals. Through hands-on learning, research opportunities and pre-professional experiences, you will graduate ready to thrive in today's economy. Find the right professional path among our 90-plus undergraduate programs of study, 40-plus graduate programs and close to a dozen professional certificates.
Clarkson University is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. Our programs are also accredited by different governing bodies around the country.
Learn More about Clarkson
Our Mission
Clarkson University is an independent, nationally recognized technological university whose faculty of teacher/scholars aspires to offer superior instruction and engage in high-quality research and scholarship in engineering, business, science, health, education and liberal arts. Our primary mission is to educate talented and motivated men and women to become successful professionals through quality pre-collegiate, undergraduate, graduate and professional continuing education programs, with particular emphasis on the undergraduate experience.
Our community and campus settings enhance the quality of student life and afford students access to and interaction with their faculty. We value the diversity of our University community; and we strive to attune ourselves and our programs to our global, pluralistic society. We share the belief that humane and environmentally sound economic and social development derive from the expansion, diffusion and application of knowledge.
The Vision of A Clarkson Education
Formally adopted in 1995, the Vision of a Clarkson Education is the foundation that differentiates Clarkson graduates around the globe — first as students, then as young professionals in high demand in a highly competitive marketplace, and ultimately as CEOs, company owners and leaders with proven career and life success with remarkable mobility. (as cited by Brookings in naming top 10 universities nationwide for ROI).
The Clarkson University educational experience is designed to provide talented and ambitious students with the knowledge and skills necessary to achieve positions of leadership within their chosen profession. The combination of Clarkson’s strong technologically rich curricula and state-of-the-art teaching and research facilities, coupled with an unparalleled commitment to a friendly learning environment and to students’ personal development, uniquely prepares Clarkson graduates to excel in their chosen professions and to lead rewarding and creative lives.
In addition to attaining mastery of the core knowledge within the field, a Clarkson education is designed to enable students to:
- solve real-world, open-ended problems with creativity and risk taking to obtain solutions that are practical and sustainable, including those they encounter in state-of-the-art research under the direction of distinguished faculty;
- develop and refine exceptional communication skills with an awareness of potential cultural differences;
- lead effectively and work productively within disciplinary and multidisciplinary teams composed of members with diverse interests and backgrounds;
- excel in using computing and information technologies;
- learn through instruction and guidance by nationally recognized faculty whose commitment to both teaching and research has made Clarkson a nationally ranked university.
A Clarkson student’s education is greatly enhanced by a personal and friendly learning environment, within a small, residential, nationally recognized University, which:
- places students at the center of the educational process and where all employees have a commitment to creating an environment that contributes positively to students’ overall educational experience;
- draws undergraduates, graduate students, faculty and staff together into a cohesive and stimulating learning community, wherein an atmosphere of scholarship and spirit of research is cultivated;
- uses our campus as a living laboratory to improve learning, and uses the wider region to broaden and extend Clarkson’s outreach and service;
- provides personal advising and interaction with faculty and staff as well as supportive relationships among students;
- offers many leadership opportunities through co-curricular groups and activities;
- respects and learns from its community of diverse people, backgrounds and cultures.
Our Values
Together, these provide a unique educational experience that is directed toward developing the whole person.
Teamwork
Effective teamwork encourages creativity and self-initiative in our respective roles and partnerships. It is essential in getting the task done and in developing the skills needed to meet the challenges of ensuring sustainability of local and global economic, environmental and social systems.
Caring
A positive and friendly atmosphere is created when we care about each other, when we are open to constructive criticism and when we show appreciation for a job well done.
Integrity
Honesty and accountability in one’s actions and words form the foundation of our relationships with others.
Vision
Having a vision of a sustainable future helps us prepare for it. Embracing the inevitable changes in our world as opportunities allows us to anticipate, promote and facilitate change.
Diversity
The mutual appreciation of differences and a plurality of opinions, beliefs and cultural traditions inform and enrich our lives.
Service
Offering our time and skills for the good of our fellow citizens leads to the prosperity and environmental health of the community and to the well-being and character development of the individual.
Growth
Educational experiences in and out of the classroom enliven our minds, broaden our horizons and facilitate dialogue and consensus. Learning is a lifelong activity.
Diligence
“A workman that needeth not to be ashamed.” (The favorite Biblical phrase of University namesake Thomas S. Clarkson.) Initiative and hard work are key ingredients in getting the task done.
Clarkson Bookstore
We offer two convenient locations serving the community for spirit items as well as textbooks, school supplies and other merchandise: the Frazer Spirit Store located in Cheel Campus Center and our flagship location on Market Street in downtown Potsdam.
The Clarkson School: Early College Program
The Clarkson School: Early College Program
What to Expect
The Clarkson School isn't "college lite." Here, experience life as a Clarkson student, taking a full course load while participating in student clubs, athletic teams and academic and social organizations. Clarkson students love to solve problems by getting their hands dirty. Sometimes that means building a solar car; sometimes that means launching a business. You can, too.
Living in a residence hall with other Clarkson School students and a dedicated staff of House Advisors (HAs) makes your transition to college easier. Working closely with an academic advisor keeps you focused on the future.
Fast Facts
STUDENT BODY: ~4,600 students from 40+ states and 60+ countries; ~3,000 undergraduate students
LOCATION (for undergraduate study): Potsdam, New York
HISTORY: 1896 — Founded as the Thomas S. Clarkson Memorial School of Technology, a memorial to Thomas S. Clarkson, a Potsdam businessman and humanitarian. 1913 — Renamed Thomas S. Clarkson Memorial College of Technology — where we got our chant, “Let’s Go Tech!” 1984 — Renamed Clarkson University to reflect status as a university with master’s and PhD programs in more than two fields.
PRESIDENT: Dr. Michelle B. Larson (2025-Present)
MASCOT: Golden Knight
COLORS: Green and Gold, after Thomas S. Clarkson’s favorite flower, the goldenrod
ATHLETICS: 2 Division I sports teams (men’s and women’s hockey); 18 Division III sports teams; 200+ club sports teams and intramural leagues
MILITARY: Army and Air Force ROTC programs
STUDENT/FACULTY RATIO: 13:1
PLACEMENT RATE: 97% in chosen field
AVERAGE STARTING SALARY 2024 UNDERGRADS: $74,742
ALUMNI: 46,000+
APPLICATION DEADLINES: Early Decision - December 1; Regular Decision - January 15
TEST SCORES: Optional for 2024 Admission; Self-reported
SCHOOLS: Wallace H. Coulter School of Engineering and Applied Sciences; Institute for STEM Education; Institute for a Sustainable Environment; Earl R. and Barbara D. Lewis School of Health and Life Sciences; David D. Reh School of Business; Graduate School
HONORS PROGRAM: Research-based option for students looking to pursue research even before the start of their first year in college; culminates in a senior thesis.
STUDENT INVOLVEMENT: 200+ clubs, organizations and teams to join on campus, including musical/performance, religious, political, hobby/special interest, volunteer/community service, Greek (9 fraternities, 4 sororities), athletic, academic/preprofessional, honor societies and Leadership development clubs.
CO-OPS & INTERNSHIPS: All Clarkson students have a professional experience before graduation. For the majority of students, this means a co-op or internship with a top company in their industry of interest.
GLOBAL/OFF-CAMPUS EXPERIENCES: 50+ partner institutions in nearly 30 countries plus three U.S. experiences: Washington D.C. Semester; several Clarkson-led short-term trips throughout the year.
UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH: Clarkson is a nationally recognized research university with focus areas in Healthy Global Solutions, Computational and Data-Enabled Discovery, Advanced Materials Development and Next Generation Medicine and Healthcare. Any undergraduate student who wants to perform research with a faculty member has the ability to do so.
HOUSING: Discover Clarkson's housing options here.
By the Numbers
13:1
Student-to-faculty ratio.
Learn from the same world-class faculty as any Clarkson student.
65%
Of our students return to Clarkson for their sophomore year. You can also transfer most (if not all) of your credits elsewhere.
$30,000 automatic discount
Students are guaranteed at least $30,000 in Clarkson School funding once accepted to TCS. Clarkson School students are eligible for all the same financial aid as other first-year students, including federal, state and University aid, such as grants, loans and scholarships.
Top 10%
Students in The Clarkson School are typically ranked at the top of their high school classes.
50+
Accredited degree programs in which you can start your studies.
Applying to The Clarkson School
The Clarkson School Admissions Committee requires each applicant to submit an application, an essay, transcripts and recommendations. Review all application requirements and financial aid information to get started.
Earning Your High School Diploma
The Clarkson School does not grant high school diplomas. If you want to earn one, you can work with your current high school to develop a suitable academic plan that satisfies your graduation requirements while studying at The Clarkson School. We will incorporate these requirements into your schedule here over the course of one or two semesters.
Get the Lowdown
What should you bring to campus? What is there to do in the Adirondacks? What will classes be like? You're not the only one to ask these questions — and you can find the answers from other students on the Clarkson Blog.
Who We Are
The Clarkson School (TCS) is a selective early college program for talented and motivated high school-aged students who enroll as first-year students at Clarkson. Typically, these students have progressed beyond their high school curriculum and are ready for a fresh academic challenge.
Global Experience Trip
Carly LaBow, a Business Administration senior, speaks about her opportunity to explore Europe as a part of her The Clarkson School experience.
Contact Us
Christopher Miner, Director of Admissions of The Clarkson School
104 Holcroft House
8 Clarkson Ave. Box 5605
Phone: 315-268-4425 or 315-268-1516
Email: tcs@clarkson.edu or cminer@clarkson.edu