Student Life

Summer and fall 2025 course registration is around the corner. Enrollment appointment dates are set based on expected graduation term. You can find your appointment date in SIS on the “Classes & Enrollment” tile, as well as on the Registrar’s website. To prepare for registration: Act to remove…

Join University Health and Counseling Services on March 25, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., in the Linsalata Ballroom for a keynote presentation from mental health advocate Ross Szabo for a talk on common mental health conditions and individual differences. His In his presentation, Szabo will discuss…

First-year students who started at CWRU in the fall 2024 semester must declare their major by March 31. View instructions and advice on declaring your major on the Undergraduate Advising Support website. Note: If you started at CWRU this spring, you can declare beginning on April 1, and must…

The deadline for upperclass and transfer undergraduate students to choose the pass/no pass grading option or to withdraw from individual courses is Friday, March 28 at 11:59 p.m. ET If you are considering taking either of these enrollment actions, you should review the details below and consult…

The Office of Undergraduate Admission is seeking undergraduate students who are interested in being a tour guide and/or support staff. Students in these roles will lead tours and support events to engage future students and participate in recruitment activities throughout the summer. The office…

Interested in studying abroad as a funded scholarship student? Hear from a panel of students who have studied abroad at this event. Discover resources, stories and programs and enjoy light refreshments. This session will be held on Thursday, March 27, 3-4 p.m., in Clark Hall, Room 309.

Mid-semester grades are now available in the Student Information System (SIS). You can view them by selecting “Grades” from the drop-down menu in the academics section of the main student center screen. These grades are for advisory purposes only, which means they are not part of your official…

Drinking alcohol can be a part of social life for many college students, but it’s important to do so responsibly. Understanding your limits, looking out for friends and being aware of potential risks can help ensure that alcohol-related decisions don’t turn into a dangerous situation. Here are some…

Applications from students majoring in art history and art, classics, English, modern languages and literatures, music, or theater and dance are being accepted for The Francis J. and Earla E. Rocks Experiential Learning Fellowship Endowment Fund ("the Rocks"). This fund provides financial…

The Veale Institute for Entrepreneurship is conducting a research project to better understand student needs and improve our programs. Your feedback will directly shape future opportunities and campus collaborations. If you are a CWRU student, whether or not you have engaged with the Veale…