Ashoka University signs agreement with US varsity

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Updated At : 02:07 PM Apr 12, 2023 IST

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Ashoka University has recently signed an articulation agreement with Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts, which allows Ashoka students to apply for graduate programs at Clark University with certain benefits, including a streamlined admission process and financial advantages. This agreement opens up opportunities for Ashoka students to pursue master’s level education in the United States of America. Vanita Shastri, Dean of Global Education and Strategic Partnerships at Ashoka University, expressed her excitement about the agreement, highlighting the importance of making higher education more accessible for Ashoka students.

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