Discussions

It's hard work and no play. But if you can do it, then it'll be all worth it. Just don't be too surprised by your first C.

As I am from the NE part of the United States I didn't know a whole lot about CWRU. On my first visit I knew this was the school for me. Case offers so many opportunities, both academic and for personal growth. The Think Box is an added bonus! This is a building where students can create, experiment, and build what they envision!

Case is a very interesting an diverse environment that is very much unlike the city of Cleveland. Overall, the academics are challenging but definitely manageable. Because of its diversity, everyone is sure to find his niche at Case.

A top research university situated in University Circle, which is a big medical and cultural hub with University Hospitals being practically on campus, and Severance Hall, the Cleveland Museum of Art, and the Museum of Natural History nearby. It is an academically challenging school that unfortunately lacks school spirit from the student body. Great for those who are interested in the sciences.

Case Western Reserve University is a wonderful school, especially for those interested in the STEM fields. It's the perfect size for seeing a friendly face wherever you go but never knowing everyone in the room.

Beautiful campus, awesome campus life, and a phenomenal education. If you have the merit for scholarships and can handle the Great Lakes winter, this is a great school to attend!

Case is honestly very academically underrated; it has the difficulty level of an Ivy League. Tons of competition for research positions and funding. Very diverse campus.

Great programs, nice campus, good placement and opportunities. People were friendly when I visited, it seems like a good community.

CWRU is a good school with good study programs and research opportunities. Most of the professors are nice and always willing to help. However, the weather in Cleveland during winter is terrible.

A very academically focused school, with both significant Greek Life and Nerd cultures. Overall, the campus is pretty, the weather leaves something to be desired and the people are nice. Coursework and Academics are excellent, almost all professors are full time and have both academic and professional experience.