Strategic Partnership
White Bridge Education & U.S. News & World Report
White Bridge Education (WBE) is proud to announce its strategic partnership with U.S. News & World Report (in India). Headquartered in the United States, U.S. News has long been known as the source of trusted rankings and education insights for students and their families.
Through this collaboration, WBE will leverage U.S. News’s insights on global higher education to assist colleges and universities in establishing a presence in India. U.S. News will also provide WBE with strategic support, including access to new audiences and events and promotions.
WBE remains an independent organization with full operational autonomy over its engagements with colleges and universities. As an independent journalistic organization for more than 90 years, U.S. News is the trusted home for in-depth and exclusive insights on education for students worldwide.
WBE x U.S. News
What Sets Us Apart
Our strategic partnership with U.S. News & World Report (USN) positions White Bridge Education (WBE) as a trusted and distinguished partner for international universities seeking to expand in India and South Asia. Here's how this collaboration sets us apart:
Enhanced Market Credibility:
This partnership affirms WBE’s leadership in international student recruitment and underscores our commitment to professionalism, transparency, and delivering accurate guidance to students and institutions.
Global Brand Association:
Aligning with a globally recognized name like USN elevates our visibility and expands our digital reach—further strengthening the presence of our partner universities in key markets.
Deeper Market Intelligence:
WBE will leverage USN’s proprietary education insights and data to support our university partners.
Broader Audience Access:
Through joint events, promotions, and webinars, our partners will benefit from exposure to new student and counselor audiences across India and the broader region.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How can I stay connected to Clarkson for the latest information, as well as connect for opportunities to help in the college search process?Email (admissions@clarkson.edu) Ask your admissions counselor. Check out our virtual events, or schedule a visit to campus. Find us on social media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.
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How can I set up a visit?The Office of Undergraduate Admissions is open Monday - Saturday for in-person visits for prospective students and family members on our Potsdam, New York campus. For more information on how to plan your visit, please visit our Undergraduate Admissions Visits, Events and Tours page. We recognize that many prospective students and families will still be unable to visit campus for a variety of reasons. With that, we encourage you to: check out our Virtual Viewbook and Interactive Map to learn more about Clarkson. set up a virtual guided tour with one of our Student Ambassadors, chat with an admissions counselor, or meet with faculty and staff through our Undergraduate Admissions Visits, Events and Tours page. join our mailing list so that we can notify you of updates to our restrictions and offerings. check out our upcoming virtual events.
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How can I learn more about Clarkson to help with my decision-making?A great way to ensure that all of your questions are answered is to contact your Admissions Counselor! We want you to make an informed decision about where you will attend Clarkson, and your Admissions Counselor will be the best person to help get all of your questions answered. They will also be happy to connect you with other faculty and staff.
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Does Clarkson require the SAT or ACT?Clarkson continues to be test optional. Application materials required will be two letters of recommendation, official transcripts and a personal statement.
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What if my high school used a pass/fail grading system? Is that OK?We understand that many schools are using the pass/fail grading system. When reviewing applications, our admissions team is reading your application holistically. We look at course load, course type, letters of recommendation, and all four years of high school to gain a better academic picture of the applicant. Pass/fail will not negatively impact your application to Clarkson!
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What are the career opportunities available for an international studentOn-campus part-time employment for international students is limited, with ARAMARK, the food service provider, being a common employer. Students typically work 8–10 hours per week at New York State minimum wage, with a maximum of 20 hours allowed under F-1 visa regulations. Off-campus employment, including internships and co-ops, requires F-1 visa authorization. Graduates can pursue 12 months of post-degree employment, with an additional two years for STEM graduates. The International Center provides support with the necessary documentation for off-campus opportunities.
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Tell me more about the on-campus activitiesClarkson's Potsdam campus is home to approximately 4,600 undergraduate and graduate students, fostering a close-knit community atmosphere. Beyond academics, students engage in over 200 clubs, organizations, and activities. The scenic location also offers opportunities for outdoor adventures such as hiking, skiing, biking, and more.
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How can I stay connected to Clarkson for the latest information, as well as connect for opportunities to help in the college search process?Email (admissions@clarkson.edu) Ask your admissions counselor. Check out our virtual events, or schedule a visit to campus. Find us on social media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.
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How can I set up a visit?The Office of Undergraduate Admissions is open Monday - Saturday for in-person visits for prospective students and family members on our Potsdam, New York campus. For more information on how to plan your visit, please visit our Undergraduate Admissions Visits, Events and Tours page. We recognize that many prospective students and families will still be unable to visit campus for a variety of reasons. With that, we encourage you to: check out our Virtual Viewbook and Interactive Map to learn more about Clarkson. set up a virtual guided tour with one of our Student Ambassadors, chat with an admissions counselor, or meet with faculty and staff through our Undergraduate Admissions Visits, Events and Tours page. join our mailing list so that we can notify you of updates to our restrictions and offerings. check out our upcoming virtual events.
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How can I learn more about Clarkson to help with my decision-making?A great way to ensure that all of your questions are answered is to contact your Admissions Counselor! We want you to make an informed decision about where you will attend Clarkson, and your Admissions Counselor will be the best person to help get all of your questions answered. They will also be happy to connect you with other faculty and staff.
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Does Clarkson require the SAT or ACT?Clarkson continues to be test optional. Application materials required will be two letters of recommendation, official transcripts and a personal statement.
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What if my high school used a pass/fail grading system? Is that OK?We understand that many schools are using the pass/fail grading system. When reviewing applications, our admissions team is reading your application holistically. We look at course load, course type, letters of recommendation, and all four years of high school to gain a better academic picture of the applicant. Pass/fail will not negatively impact your application to Clarkson!
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What are the career opportunities available for an international studentOn-campus part-time employment for international students is limited, with ARAMARK, the food service provider, being a common employer. Students typically work 8–10 hours per week at New York State minimum wage, with a maximum of 20 hours allowed under F-1 visa regulations. Off-campus employment, including internships and co-ops, requires F-1 visa authorization. Graduates can pursue 12 months of post-degree employment, with an additional two years for STEM graduates. The International Center provides support with the necessary documentation for off-campus opportunities.
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Tell me more about the on-campus activitiesClarkson's Potsdam campus is home to approximately 4,600 undergraduate and graduate students, fostering a close-knit community atmosphere. Beyond academics, students engage in over 200 clubs, organizations, and activities. The scenic location also offers opportunities for outdoor adventures such as hiking, skiing, biking, and more.