Located in Cleveland, Ohio, Case Western Reserve University is mid-sized school that boasts “fantastic research opportunities,” “an awesome environment,” and “amazing financial aid.” CWRU is “known as an outstanding engineering school” and “companies in the engineering field are aware of CWRU’s excellence and rigor and are very eager to hire CWRU grads.” “Our academics and academic reputation is phenomenal,” one happy student boasts. The “well qualified and passionate” professors are “very involved in their fields” and “usually accessible and reasonable about their workload.” “They all have connections within the research community or the private work sector.” The academic load can be challenging, but if you take advantage of all the available resources around it’s definitely manageable!” “It is possible to do well in class and be involved in clubs and sports.” Overall, CWRU “is very good at producing students prepared to excel in their career, especially within engineering, medicine, and business.” The university “offers great scholarships and has fantastic research opportunities.” A finance major reports she decided to attend because “it was affordable, prestigious, in an awesome environment, and the people here were all so genuine when I came to visit.” All in all, students really feel that CWRU is a university on the rise.
“You can find all sorts of people” here and overall the student body is “a quirky mish-mosh of quirky students all engaging with one another and doing their best to advance society in one form or another.” “The typical student at Case Western is focused, hard-working, clever, quirky, and probably a little bit nerdy, but in the best way,” one student explains. Students are high achievers; a typical student “works hard [and] studies a lot” yet always makes sure to find “time to socialize and invest their time in numerous groups, activities, and other endeavors.” The “best way to fit in” is to get active by “joining student organizations, doing community service, jamming out to music in the residence halls, or doing a group study session.”
Off campus, there’s always the entire city of Cleveland. Students love the “beautiful” campus as well as its “fantastic” “location in uptown Cleveland” near that city’s “cultural center.” The area close to campus “offers great museums and downtown has lots of attractions to check out.”
“You can find all sorts of people” here and overall the student body is “a quirky mish-mosh of quirky students all engaging with one another and doing their best to advance society in one form or another.” “The typical student at Case Western is focused, hard-working, clever, quirky, and probably a little bit nerdy, but in the best way,” one student explains. Students are high achievers; a typical student “works hard [and] studies a lot” yet always makes sure to find “time to socialize and invest their time in numerous groups, activities, and other endeavors.” The “best way to fit in” is to get active by “joining student organizations, doing community service, jamming out to music in the residence halls, or doing a group study session.”
Off campus, there’s always the entire city of Cleveland. Students love the “beautiful” campus as well as its “fantastic” “location in uptown Cleveland” near that city’s “cultural center.” The area close to campus “offers great museums and downtown has lots of attractions to check out.”
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