The fact is that Case Western Reserve University students graduate ready to immediately add value to their workplaces, thanks to our emphasis on interdisciplinary education, real-world experience and leadership skills.
Take, for example, rising senior Ingrid Gillies (pictured here).
Fact: At Case Western Reserve, students are admitted to the university as a whole, and can major in any field they wish, without any barriers.
Ingrid’s experience
- She’s majoring in economics in the Weatherhead School of Management and political science, a social science department in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Fact: Nearly 70% of CWRU students complete one internship. 77% of students studying business at the CWRU Weatherhead School of Management complete at least two.
Ingrid’s experience
- In the Fall of 2020 she interned with the International Trade Administration of the U.S. Department of Commerce.
- Last summer, she spent interning with the Deepwood Foundation, a Cleveland-area nonprofit that empowers individuals with developmental disabilities. She’s helped the organization’s rebranding efforts and developed models and campaigns to advance specialized funds.
Fact: With more than 200 student organizations on campus, there are clubs devoted to just about anything you are interested in, and plenty of opportunities to gain leadership experience.
Ingrid’s experience
- Voting ambassador with the Center for Civic Engagement and Learning
- Representative for Undergraduate Student Government
- Member of the Phi Mu sorority
- Vice president of operations for the CWRU Wilderness Society
Fact: CWRU will prepare you for the future you envision for yourself.