CWRU 101

Remember that everyone is new in some wayStarting college can bring a mix of excitement, curiosity, uncertainty and even overwhelm. Those feelings are completely…

Before long, you’ll find yourself immersed in life at Case Western Reserve University—and taking in the sights and sounds of campus. One of the best ways to…

Discover Week is your in-person orientation experience and is required for all incoming Case Western Reserve University students. Below you will find an overview of…

Proficiency examinations allow highly prepared students in various subjects to earn credit for a Case Western Reserve University course by passing an examination…

It’s almost time to register for classes. We are excited for you to start your academic journey at Case Western Reserve University. Course registration opens…

One of the biggest differences between high school and college is the number of people who are available to support your learning. At Case Western Reserve…

On Monday, July 6, an Academic Inquiry Seminar (AIQS) placeholder was added to your SIS schedule. Before registration on Tuesday, July 21, review your placeholder…

High school and college classes can look very different from one another. At Case Western Reserve University, you may take discussion-based seminars, large lecture…

Some of the most meaningful learning happens outside of the classroom. At Case Western Reserve University, these hands-on experiences are called experiential…

The Center for Civic Engagement and Learning (CCEL) at Case Western Reserve University works to create an engaged campus by providing community-based opportunities…