PS Personal statement: Please provide a statement in which you discuss your interest in and readiness for public school teaching and your particular interest in the Clark program, which is housed in a partnership supporting urban youth and schools. In particular, please reflect on the seven main core competencies listed below. Refer to relevant academic, professional or personal experiences that will contribute to your success in the program and in teaching, in particular your prior work with youth. CV Resume: Optional. Fee Application fee: $75 (non-refundable), submitted with your online application. RL Three letters of recommendation are required. Two letters should be from academic professionals who have taught or supervised the applicant and can attest to the applicant's academic capability. The third letter should be from a supervisor or adult mentor for a youth program who can attest the applicant's effective interaction with and support for young people in youth programs. Transcript Official transcripts: Have your transcripts mailed directly from the institution to: Clark University Graduate Admissions Office 950 Main St. Worcester, MA 01610 USA For International Applicants All transcripts that are submitted as part of your application must be translated into English prior to submission. Transcripts from international programs that do not include the original language and the English translation will not be considered for admission. If you submit an official final transcript, please make sure to include confirmation of earned degree.