Case Western Reserve University
Case Western Reserve University, 10900 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44106, USA
Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) is a private research university in Cleveland, Ohio, known for strong programs across engineering, medicine, business, and the sciences, and is classified as “R1” (very high research activity). The academic culture blends rigorous research opportunities with interdisciplinary collaboration and hands-on experiential learning. Students benefit from close faculty mentorship, small class sizes, and access to Cleveland’s cultural and industry resources. The campus emphasizes innovation, practical impact, and preparing students for global careers.
- Research strength: R1 “very high research activity”; over $500 M in annual research expenditures.
- Known for: Engineering, biomedical sciences, medicine, nursing, business, and interdisciplinary research.
- Campus feel: Urban campus in University Circle, a cultural hub with museums and parks nearby.
- Student engagement: Strong emphasis on internships, research from early years, and community projects.
- Global/international: Large international community with students from many countries supported by the Center for International Affairs.
- Historical context: Founded in 1826 with distinguished alumni and associations.
Undergraduate:
• Early Action / Early Decision I: November 1
• Early Decision II / Regular Decision: January 15
(International applicants follow the same deadlines and process as domestic students.)
• Financial aid/scholarship priority deadlines align with admissions (often by early January).
• Enrollment commitment deadline: Usually May 1 (standard U.S. college deadline).
Graduate:
• Deadlines vary by program and term (fall/spring/summer); check each program’s admissions page for specifics.
Undergraduate (international):
• Completion of secondary school equivalent to U.S. high school; strong academic preparation recommended.
• English translations required for documents and English proficiency scores (TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo) are typically needed.
• SAT/ACT are test-optional; considered if submitted but not required.
• Financial documentation is needed for I-20 issuance (proof of ability to cover costs).
Graduate (international):
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent from a recognized institution; official transcript evaluations may be required.
• English proficiency required (TOEFL/IELTS) per program standards; score thresholds vary.
• Some programs may require GRE/GMAT depending on the department.
Exact requirements depend on the specific graduate program; applicants must check individual department pages.
| Program Level | Annual Cost of Attendance |
|---|---|
| Undergraduate | $68,660.00 - $68,660.00 |
Undergraduate (international):
• Completion of secondary school equivalent to U.S. high school; strong academic preparation recommended.
• English translations required for documents and English proficiency scores (TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo) are typically needed.
• SAT/ACT are test-optional; considered if submitted but not required.
• Financial documentation is needed for I-20 issuance (proof of ability to cover costs).
Graduate (international):
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent from a recognized institution; official transcript evaluations may be required.
• English proficiency required (TOEFL/IELTS) per program standards; score thresholds vary.
• Some programs may require GRE/GMAT depending on the department.
Exact requirements depend on the specific graduate program; applicants must check individual department pages.
| Level | Web Page | Download |
|---|---|---|
| Undergraduate | View Programs | — |