Admitted Students

Confirm Your Enrollment at Case Western Reserve University

Case Western Reserve University is excited to count you among the high-achieving students admitted to our community of bright and engaging undergraduates.

Ready to make it official? We’re ready when you are.

The fastest (and easiest) way to accept your offer of admission and make your nonrefundable $500 tuition deposit is by logging in to your applicant portal. If this deposit presents an undue financial burden, please contact the Office of Undergraduate Admission to determine if you qualify for a waiver.

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Admitted Student Programs

You’ve been admitted—now experience Case Western Reserve University in a whole new way. Our campus visits for admitted students offer up to two full days to explore campus in depth. Meet future classmates, connect with faculty and get an insider’s look at what it’s like living and learning at CWRU. (Hint: You’re going to love it!)

April 2-3
April 9-10
April 16-17

Visitors are responsible for their own overnight accommodations.

See the full calendar of events for admitted students, including daily visits and online sessions, to learn even more about CWRU.

Not an admitted student, but interested in visiting CWRU? We offer plenty of in person, online and open house experiences this spring. Take a look at events, dates and registration details.

Explore Academics

When you are admitted to Case Western Reserve, you are admitted to the entire university, not a particular school or major. You're free to explore the university's entire catalog of 100+ programs of study across Case School of Engineering, the College of Arts and Sciences, Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing and Weatherhead School of Management.

99%

of undergraduates participate in experiential learning

95%

of the Class of 2025 are working full time, in graduate school or otherwise pursuing their career goals within 6 months of graduation

84%

of CWRU undergraduates participate in research—often as early as their first year

What’s the best thing about life at CWRU?

The chance to do research—starting in your first semester. The dedicated faculty who help you find your passion. The location, with more than 50 arts, cultural, medical and education institutions within 1 mile. And, of course, the friends you’ll make along the way.

But don’t take our word for it. Join us for an event to hear from students and ask your questions live!

Emily Munoz bobbing her head side to side

" CWRU provides me with access to two of the largest hospital systems (University Hospitals and the Cleveland Clinic), chances to get involved in undergraduate research and a collaborative learning environment conducive to the needs of every student.

" I told myself before coming to college that I would learn how to dance. First semester, I joined CWRU’s salsa and swing clubs. It’s the most fun I've ever had, and I met some amazing people and dancers.

" I joined a lab in the biomedical engineering department the first semester of my first year on campus. I have really benefited from mentorship from the graduate students and professors in the lab, who are always willing to have a conversation with me.

" The people here are extremely understanding and helpful. If you need help or advice with anything, I can guarantee that at CWRU, you will find the right people, with the right experience to guide you or the extra resources you need.

" I like that CWRU is a small school environment but not in its own bubble. CWRU is embedded in the Cleveland community with quick access to any part of the city.

" One of the best parts about CWRU is that you have the space and flexibility to mold your college experience into what YOU want it to look like.

" I wanted to attend an institution that would not only challenge me academically, but would also encourage personal growth. CWRU was the perfect fit for me because of the programs it offers, as well as the array of clubs and activities!

" CWRU students are down-to-earth, intelligent people who are collaborative academically and diverse socially. In the classroom, we are always helping each other and working together, which is actively encouraged from all professors.

" My goal is to enter an MD program or an MD/PhD program. CWRU offers resources that have helped me so early in my journey. I can schedule a meeting with my navigator who will help me; and I was able to get a research opportunity right next to campus.

Fall Enrolled Students

The Office of Orientation and New Student Transitions communicates weekly to students enrolled for the fall 2026 semester via their personal and CWRU email addresses with details for choosing housing and dining, registering for classes, and other important tasks to get you up and running as a CWRU student.

Discover Week 2026 will take place August 15-23.

Parent and Family Orientation: August 16-17.

Fall 2026 Move-in:

All new first-year and transfer students: August 15-16*
Students from outside the continental U.S.: August 14

*You will be able to indicate a move-in day preference on your housing application.

Classes begin August 24.

Students walk together away from the Weatherhead building.