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Quick Facts
1,255 Students
63% Admitted
- 1,039 full time
- 276 part time
- 323 men full time
- 656 women full time
- 901 applied
- 670 admitted
- 166 enrolled
768 Undergraduates
$29,900 Tuition/Year
- 262 Graduates
- 38 Non-Degree
- $29,900 in state
- $1,000 fees
- $9,600 room & board
- $1,330 books and supplies
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At a Glance
| Religious affiliation: | Roman Catholic |
| Institution Type: | Private not-for-profit |
| Campus Setting: | Plains Small city |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Doctor's degree - professional practice |
| Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
| Calendar: | Semester |
Reviews in 3 Sentences
- Jennifer from Ryan, IA
Clarke University is a very good school to go to. They have all types of majors and things for you to do. Clarke is located in a city with many…
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- Traci from OREGON, IL
Clarke University is a small school in the beautiful city of Dubuque, IA. All faculty and staff are kind and willing to help. With numerous opportunities available, it is impossible not to…
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- Samantha from Dubuque, IA
It is a beautiful and comfortable campus. The professors are personable and truly care about their students' success. The students are warm, kind, and inviting.…
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- Allison from Dubuque, IA
Clarke University is a great school for students who want a small school feeling. It is a very community based college so all the students, faculty members, and professors get…
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- Jordan from Dubuque, IA
Clarke is a great Private College with a sensational community atmosphere. The instructors make it very easy to communicate on a personal level as well as helping every student learn…
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Clarke University
- Located in Dubuque, IA
- Private not-for-profit
- 1,255 students enrolled
- 63% admitted
- $29,900 annual cost to attend
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Student Responses to Review Topic: Am I Enjoying Being Here
- Kateri from Wisconsin
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I am
a current student here
The students have movie nights and game nights and everybody tries to make everyone feel at home. You can take meals into class as long as you don't make a mess and you can run in the halls if you're running a bit late.
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