About Clemson University
What makes the Clemson MCRP degree different from any other accredited graduate planning program in the world: internationally recognized scholars teaching in a small program that is grounded in real world planning. By being a smaller program, our students realize four benefits:
- Outstanding distribution of scholarships and paid internships. Over the last 5 years, 100% of students requesting funding received full funding for two years.
- Extremely diverse and international student population.
- Small class sizes directly translates into students developing life-long relationships with faculty, staff, and classmates.
- Connected to real planning an actively changing the world.
Points of Distinction
- Amazing world class faculty
- Small class size that allows for great faculty / student connections as well as student / student connections
- Great required and elective GIS classes and huge GIS Lab.
- Real world planning experiences in the classroom and with paid internships (PSA)
- Great funding. 100% of full-time MCRP students secured full tuition funding for both years of their degree program for the last 10 years.
- Degree program closely aligned with AICP certification. Two CRP faculty are FAICP.
Degrees & Programs
| Degree Name | Master of City and Regional Planning |
| Accreditation: | yes |
| Minimum GPA |
3.0
Average GPA entering the MCRP program is 3.5 |
| Minimum TOEFL | 4.0 |
| Minimum IELTS | 115 |
| In-state tuition per year | $13,562 |
| Out-of-state tuition per year | $29,276 |
| Application deadline | 2027-03-01 |
| Financial aid and scholarship deadline | 2027-03-01 |
| Students in program | 17 |
| Full-time equivalent student:faculty ratio | 4.25 |
School of Architecture
Clemson South Carolina
Administrative Email
jgaber@clemson.eduAddress
3-125 Lee HallClemson, South Carolina 29634
Department Phone
864-656-1208Faculty Members
