The finacial aid is very good if you need it. The staff seems to be willing to work with you. Case has a great reputation for producing well educated students into the working world. You will have many opportunities to intern and find employment and/or a great grad school.

Case is expensive, but with financial aid, I would say that it is manageable for most people, considering your degree will earn you a couple extra bucks after you graduate.

Case is pretty great with their financial aid and really do strive to help out, but you may need to try harder for it as the years go on. As long as you try, you will be helped in any way they can.

Case, as you probably know, is an EXTREMELY expensive school. A common complaint from students every year is that they hike up prices about 4% every year, which is certainly something to consider when you are considering enrolling. However, they are also extremely generous with their financial aid packages. If you do well in high school and you have great enough financial need, like me, it's likely you won't have to pay much, if anything! Many of my friends and I actually manage to get reimbursements every semester, which can go towards books, food, and campus group fees. Just keep your grades up to keep any scholarships you're given, fill out the FAFSA every year, and you will be fine. For the education and bragging rights you will be receiving, it will likely be worth it.

If you get a scholarship or significant aid yes, if not it is pricy.