Case Western Reserve University

Tuition & Fees

^$50,924

not including room and board

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SAT ACT

Test Scores

Percent of freshmen in each score range

reading math writing

700-800

47%

600-699

47%

500-599

700-800

77%

600-699

20%

500-599

700-800

34%

600-699

51%

500-599

14%

400-499

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30-36

79%

24-29

19%

18-23

30-36

71%

24-29

28%

18-23

30-36

79%

24-29

20%

18-23

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undergraduateRatios

55^%

male

45^%

female

teacher

students

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29^%

acceptance rate

Accepted	7,794
Declined	+ 18,848
Total Received	26,642

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Private (nonprofit)

5,262

undergraduate students

6,629

graduate students

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Lists & Rankings

The Top 20 Private Colleges for Community Service

Colleges with Active African American Communities

Campus Pride: The LGBT-Friendly Index

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Codes

SAT	1105
ACT	3244

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School Facts

Case Western Reserve University, founded in 1826, is a private research institution. Its 267-acre campus is located in Cleveland's University Circle, four miles from downtown Cleveland, OH.

Public/private	Private (nonprofit)
Campus Enrollment	11,891
Established in	1826
Coeducational	Coeducational College, Founded Coeducational College
Accredited by	• AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) • AALS (Association of American Law Schools) • ABA (American Bar Association) • ABET (Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology, Inc.) • ACNM (American College of Nurse Midwives) • ADA (American Dental Association) • ADiA (American Dietetic Association) • AMA/AAMC/LCME (American Medical Association/Association of American Medical Colleges/Liaison Committee on Medical Education) • APA (American Psychological Association) • ARC-PA (Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant) • ASHA (American Speech-Language-Hearing Association) • CAAHEP (Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs) • CAEP (Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation) • CCNE (Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education) • CEPH (Council on Education for Public Health) • CoA-NA (Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs) • CSAB (Computing Sciences Accreditation Board) • CSWE (Council on Social Work Education) • HLC Higher Learning Commission • NASM (National Association of Schools of Music)

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Cleveland, OH

267-acre campus in Cleveland (population: 385,525). Served by air, bus, and train. Public transportation serves campus.

Case Western Reserve University
10900 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44106

Campus Life

yes: Housing available
80%: Percent of undergraduates that live in campus-owned housing
97%: Percent of freshmen that live in campus-owned housing
yes: Students are required to live in school housing
yes: Students may have cars on campus
yes: Alcohol is permitted on campus to students of legal age

Greek Life

: 17 fraternities 28^% of male students
: 9 sororities 36^% of female students

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% freshman classHigh School Class Rank

Top 1/10: 70%
Top 1/4: 93%
Top 1/2: 99%

Bottom 1/2: 1%
Bottom 1/4: 0%

SAT ACT

Test Scores

Percent of freshmen in each score range

reading math writing

700-800

47%

600-699

47%

500-599

700-800

77%

600-699

20%

500-599

700-800

34%

600-699

51%

500-599

14%

400-499

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30-36

79%

24-29

19%

18-23

30-36

71%

24-29

28%

18-23

30-36

79%

24-29

20%

18-23

Admissions Facts

Application fee	$70
Common application accepted	yes
Application deadline	January 15
School has early decision program	yes
Early decision program application deadline	November 1
School has early action program	yes
Early action program application deadline	November 1
Admissions interview (required or recommended)	Recommended
SAT/ACT requirements	SAT or ACT Required

Very Selective

29^%

acceptance rate

Accepted	7,794
Declined	+ 18,848
Total Received	26,642

Admissions Factors

Very Important

Class rank
Extracurricular activities
Secondary school record
Standardized test scores

Important

Character/ personal qualities
Essay
Interview
Minority affiliation
Particular talent/ability
Recommendations
Volunteer Work

Considered

Alumni/ae relationship
Work Experience

Not Considered

Geographical residence
Religious affiliation/commitment
State residency

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Admissions Contact

Robert McCullough
Director of Undergraduate Admission
P: 216 368-4450
F: 216 368-5111
admission@case.edu

Financial Aid

90^%

Of students' needs
were fully met

^$44,441

Average financial aid

Cost

Total	$67,738
Tuition	$50,450
Room & board	$15,614
Additional fees	$474
Books & supplies	$1,200
Average Financial Aid	- $44,441
Total with Avg. Aid	$23,297

Scholarships & Grants

Need-based

Total	$81,079,488
Federal	$5,097,722
State	$1,180,598
Institutional	$71,717,627
Other external	$3,083,541

Non-need-based

Total	$47,704,362
Federal
State
Institutional	$45,050,888
Other external	$2,653,474

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Required Financial Aid Forms

FAFSA

Institution's own financial aid form

CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE

Other

Financial Aid Office

P: 216 368-4530
F: 216 368-5054
financialaid@case.edu

Financial Aid Officer

Venus M. Puliafico
Director of Financial Aid
financialaid@case.edu

Varsity Sports

	M	W
baseball
basketball
cross-country
diving
football
soccer
softball
swimming
tennis
track and field (indoor)
track and field (outdoor)
volleyball
wrestling

Club Sports - Men's

archery, badminton, basketball, cheerleading, crew, dodgeball, fencing, ice hockey, lacrosse, quidditch, running, soccer (indoor/outdoor), table tennis, tae kwon do, ultimate Frisbee, volleyball, water polo

Club Sports - Women's

Intramural/Recreational Sports

badminton, basketball, battleship, corn hole, dodgeball, flag football, floor hockey, indoor curling, racquetball, running, soccer (indoor/outdoor), softball, spikeball, squash, swimming, table tennis, tennis, volleyball, weight lifting

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Athletic Directors

Amy Backus (men's)
Director Of Athletics And Chair Of Physical Education
email

Karen Farrell (women's)
Head Coach/associate Athletic Director/swa
email

Athletic Facts

Athletic conference memberships: University Athletic Association, Presidents' Athletic Conference
Mascot: Spartan
School colors: blue, gray, and white

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Majors

	Assc.	Bach.	Mast.	Doct.
Accountancy
Accounting
Aerospace Engineering
Anesthesiology
Anthropology
Applied Anatomy
Applied Mathematics
Art Education
Art History
Art History/Museum Studies
Asian Studies
Astronomy
Biochemical Research
Biochemistry
Bioethics
Biology
Biomedical Engineering
Biomedical/Health Informatics
Biostatistics
Business Administration
Business Analytics
Business Management
Cell Physiology
Chemical Biology
Chemical Engineering
Chemistry
Chinese
Civil Engineering
Classics
Clinical Psychology
Clinical/Translational Science
Cognitive Linguistics
Cognitive Science
Communication Sciences
Communication Sciences/Disorders
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Computing/Information Sciences
Contemporary Dance
Dance
Data Science/Analytics
Dental Science
Dentistry
Early Music
Economics
Electrical Engineering
Engineering
Engineering Management
Engineering Physics
English
Environmental Geology
Environmental Health
Environmental Studies
Epidemiology/Biostatistics
Evolutionary Biology
Experimental Psychology
Finance
Financial Integrity
French
French/Francophone Studies
Genetic Counseling
Genetics
Geological Sciences
German
German Studies
Gerontological Studies
Healthcare Management
History
History/Philosophy of Science/Technology
Information Systems Management
International Law
International Studies
Japanese Studies
Law
Macromolecular Science
Management
Management Science
Management of Nonprofit Organizations
Marketing
Materials Science
Materials Science/Engineering
Mathematics
Mathematics/Physics
Mechanical Engineering
Medical Physiology
Medicine
Military Ethics
Molecular Biology/Microbiology
Molecular Medicine
Molecular Virology
Music
Music Education
Music History
Musicology
Natural Sciences
Neuroscience
Nursing
Nutrition
Nutritional Biochemistry/Metabolism
Operations Research/Supply Chain Management
Organizational Behavior
Origins Sciences
Patent Practice
Pathology
Pharmacology
Philosophy
Physics
Physiology/Biophysics
Political Science
Polymer Science/Engineering
Positive Organization Development/Change
Pre-Architecture
Psychology
Public Health
Public Health Nutrition
Regenerative Medicine/Entrepreneurship
Religious Studies
Social Welfare
Social Work
Sociology
Spanish
Statistics
Systems Biology
Systems Biology/Bioinformantics
Systems Biology/Bioinformatics
Systems/Control Engineering
Teacher Education
Theatre Arts
Women's/Gender Studies
World Literature

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Programs Offered

Accelerated study
Certificate programs
Distance Learning
Double majors
Dual degrees
Honors program
Independent study
Internships
Pass/fail grading option
Phi Beta Kappa
Self-designed majors

Cooperative Education Programs

Computer Science
Engineering

Pre-professional Programs

Other
Pre-dentistry
Pre-law
Pre-medicine

11,891

total students

28^%

in-state

72^%

out-of-state

Undergraduate

Graduate

44^%

5,262
students

Female
45^%
2,394

Male
55^%
2,868

56^%

6,629
students

Female
56^%
3,717

Male
44^%
2,912

undergraduateFull-time

undergraduatePart-time

96^%

5,096
students

Female
46^%
2,300

Male
54^%
2,796

4^%

166
students

Female
57^%
94

Male
43^%
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Student Break-down

13%: Nonresident aliens
4%: Black or African American, non-Hispanic/Latino
< 1%: Native American or Alaska Native, non-Hispanic/Latino
21%: Asian, non-Hispanic/Latino
8%: Hispanic/Latino
46%: White, non-Hispanic/Latino
1%: Race and/or ethnicity unknown
5%: Two or more races, non-Hispanic/Latino
< 1%: Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, non-Hispanic/Latino

Transfer Admissions

22^%

Transfer applicants accepted

33^%

Applicants accepted who enroll

Transfer Requirements

Minimum requirements
High school transcript	Required of All
College transcript(s)	Required of All
Statement of good standing from prior institution(s)	Required of All
Interview	Recommended of Some
Standardized test scores	Required of Some
Essay or personal statement	Required of All

Transfer Application Deadlines

Fall: May 1

Spring: October 1

Summer: March 15

Transfer Credits

Minimum transfers must complete

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Counseling services

Academic
Birth control
Career
Minority student
Older student
Personal
Psychological
Religious
Veteran student

Remedial services offered

Not Reported

Career placement services

Alumni network
Career/job search classes
Co-op education
Interest inventory
Internships
Interview training
On-campus job interviews
Other
Resume assistance

Percent of the campus accessible to physically disabled students

Not Reported

Additional services

Health insurance
Health service
Nonremedial tutoring
Placement service
Women's Center

Special programs for physically disabled students

Adaptive equipment
Braille services
Interpreters for hearing-impaired
Note-taking services
Reader services
Special transportation
Talking books
Tape recorders
Tutors

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International Students

Number of foreign countries represented by degree-seeking undergraduate non-resident aliens	51
Countries most often represented	China India Japan South Korea Taiwan Vietnam
Special services offered for international applicants	ESL program/classes English lab International student center Special counselors/advisors Special orientation

International Student Contact

Marielena Maggio
Director, International Student Services
216 368-2517
marielena.maggio@case.edu

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Case Western Reserve University

Tuition & Fees

Test Scores

Percent of freshmen in each score range

undergraduateRatios

Very Selective

Private (nonprofit)

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Location

School Facts

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Cleveland, OH

Campus Life

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% freshman classHigh School Class Rank

Test Scores

Percent of freshmen in each score range

Admissions Facts

Very Selective

Admissions Factors

Very Important

Important

Considered

Not Considered

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Admissions Contact

Financial Aid

Of students' needswere fully met

Average financial aid

Cost

Scholarships & Grants

Scholarships

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Required Financial Aid Forms

Financial Aid Office

Financial Aid Officer

Varsity Sports

Club Sports - Men's

Club Sports - Women's

Intramural/Recreational Sports

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Athletic Directors

Athletic Facts

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Majors

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Programs Offered

Cooperative Education Programs

Pre-professional Programs

total students

in-state

out-of-state

Undergraduate

Graduate

5,262students

6,629students

undergraduateFull-time

undergraduatePart-time

5,096students

166students

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Student Break-down

Transfer Admissions

Transfer Requirements

Transfer Application Deadlines

Fall: May 1

Spring: October 1

Summer: March 15

Transfer Credits

semester hours

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Counseling services

Of students' needs
were fully met

5,262
students

6,629
students

5,096
students

166
students