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Visiting Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) depends on a number of factors, including the season, your schedule, and a lot of uncontrollable variables. We recommend you visit Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) twice if you’re serious about enrolling – at least one visit should be when students are on campus and school is in session. Be sure to take note of the town of Cleveland as well. Remember that Cleveland is also catering to 5039 students, so think critically about whether the community would feel too big or too small for your personal liking.

Where do families stay when they visit Case Western Reserve University (CWRU)?

The Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) admissions office likely has a list of accommodations they recommend. In addition to that list, consult the CampusReel VR feature to explore hotels nearby in Cleveland. For your convenience, below is a list of hotels to consider and that you can also preview in CampusReel VR.

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What do families do in Cleveland when they visit Case Western Reserve University (CWRU)?

It depends but there are a variety of activities and things to do in and around Cleveland. We recommend using the virtual immersion tab on CampusReel to take a tour at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) and see for yourself how the student make use of Cleveland.

What buildings should I look at when I visit Case Western Reserve University (CWRU)?

For your convenience, below is a list of all buildings that you can visit from CampusReel. We encourage you to compare you experience of the buildings on CampusReel with your in-person visit if you decide to take one.

• Richey Mixon Building at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU)
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• 11341 Juniper Rd at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU)

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How to Visit Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland

It is a little under the radar, but Case Western Reserve University is a top-ranked private research university in the United States located in another under-rated place — Cleveland, Ohio. If you are heading to Cleveland with a prospective Spartan or going to visit current students, we have some tips for planning your Case Western Reserve University visit.

The Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) campus is located in Cleveland’s University Circle neighborhood, which is east of downtown and near the University Heights and Shaker Heights neighborhoods. This is also the portion of Cleveland where you will find the hospitals, including the Cleveland Clinic (it is no wonder CWRU is such a good school for biology and pre-med!), and many of the city’s museums and cultural institutions.

There is also a lot of green space, including the Wade Oval, which makes it a great part of town for college life. Students can enjoy the benefits of an urban setting, while also getting the advantage of nearby parks and running/walking trails. The entire area feels a bit like a little oasis between the nearby upscale suburbs and the downtown urban center.

Getting to Case Western Reserve University

Case Western’s location in Cleveland makes it easy to reach from major transportation hubs. The campus is just five miles east of downtown and 20 minutes from the international airport. The campus is easily connected using the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority rail and bus lines, as well as local shuttles. There are even two nearby rail stations for a 45-minute train ride to the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.

Taking a Case Western Reserve University Campus Tour

Of course a better way to get a sense of the neighborhood is with a campus visit . Just be sure to register in advance for an information session and campus tour. If you decide to do it on your own, there aren’t printed campus maps, but you can use overlay of Google Maps, which can be helpful in guiding your visit.

On the north side of campus, be sure to check out the easily-identifiable Frank Geahry designed building, which is home to the Weatherhead School of Management. Other notable landmarks include the beautiful Kelvin Smith Library, the Tinkham Veale University Center (or the Tink), and the northern residential village, which is home to many first year residence halls. When we visited we weren’t on an official tour so we couldn’t peek inside a freshmen dorm room but I’ve heard they get nicer for upper classmen. The law library is another stand out on that portion of campus.

Closer to the hospitals, you will find other key academic buildings, such as the Sears think[box], which is the campus innovation center. Across the train tracks, which can transport you downtown or to the airport, you will find different styles of dorms and Greek housing.

Where to Stay Near Case Western Reserve University

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Since you will want to get a sense of the campus and surrounding neighborhood, it makes sense to stay as close to campus as possible. The two prime spots are the Courtyard Marriott University Circle, and the more historic Glidden House , which is located right near the north residential community. This historical mansion was built in 1910 and today is a full-service boutique hotel with a small selection of suites for families.

We opted for the Courtyard Marriott (loyal Bonvoy members that we are!), which is located right across from the hospitals and smack dab in the center of campus. From that location you can easily explore all areas of campus on foot. The hotel offers valet parking, a 24-hour fitness center, and plenty of options for visiting families including extended rooms with two queen beds or one-bedroom King suites.

Where to Eat Near Case Western Reserve University

One of the questions I see asked most frequently on the CWRU Parent Chat for Prospective Parents Facebook Group, is where to eat near campus. One of the things that my daughter liked most about this campus was how integrated it is with the surrounding city. There is no shortage of places to eat, especially quick pick up places that are ideal for students including sushi, ramen, sandwiches, tacos, fried chicken, Mitchell’s ice cream and the somewhat ubiquitous (at least in college towns) Insomnia Cookies. And from what I understand, some even accept “swipes” from student meal cards.

If you are looking for a nice place to take your student for a good meal when you visit — or just a nice parent’s night out dinner date — I would highly recommend French brasserie L’Albatros . Set in an old carriage house right on campus, L’Albatros is much more positive than the name implies. It has a romantic setting with a cozy fireplace in the back and a large patio for warm-weather outdoor dining. The service is exceptional and the food is quite good — I’m sure better than most campus dining halls.

Many students and visitors will also want to make the 10-minute walk over to Little Italy. Those who hail from cities with large, famous Little Italy neighborhoods (like NYC and Boston), may be a bit disappointed by the offerings, but the festive atmosphere and cobblestone streets have a certain charm. One of the more popular choices is Mia Bella.

You will probably want to foot the bill because it isn’t cheap, but if you go to Mia Bella I would recommend trying one of the special pastas. The saganaki shrimp was also quite tasty, although not exactly a traditional Italian dish. In Little Italy, you may also want to try The Tavern, Corbo’s and Presti’s Bakery.

For lunch, the locals strongly recommend Luna Bakery & Cafe in nearby Cleveland Heights. For something a little different, try Zhug for Middle eastern mezze, or Aladdin’s for traditional Lebanese.

Students also like to hang out at the Coventry Street neighborhood, which has shops, restaurants and music venues. For breakfast on Coventry Street, try the Inn on Coventry for basic diner food, or Tommy’s, which is a bit of a Cleveland institution.

Things to do Near Case Western Reserve University

Museums in University Circle

As I mentioned previously, the surrounding area around campus is filled with museums, 550 acres of green space, and some of the city’s eclectic neighborhoods. Within walking distance you can visit the Cleveland Museum of Art , the Cleveland Botanical Garden, the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, or the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland. And the good news is that your student gets free admission!

Further afield you can visit the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, home to 3,000 animals, or the Greater Cleveland Aquarium. I’ve also heard that the Great Lakes Science Center is fun for kids.

Live Performances

If you would like to see a performance, the Cleveland Orchestra performs at Severance Hall, adjacent to campus. You can also enjoy African-American theater at Karamu House, indie concerts at the Beachland Ballroom, and Friday-night polka-rock in Gordon Square. Campus is also just a short bus ride away from Playhouse Square, the country’s largest performing arts center outside of New York City.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Of course, if music is your thing, you can’t visit Cleveland without going to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame . Just a 20 minute car ride from campus, this iconic attraction covers the history of rock and roll from its inception, its many influences and genres, all the way up to present day. It is chock full of memorabilia and video clips of live performances.

On Saturday mornings, Clevelander’s go shopping at the West Side Market. You can also find boutiques in the surrounding neighborhoods in Coventry, Shaker Square, and Cedar-Lee.

If the Spartans aren’t playing ball when you are in town, you can opt for a professional sports game instead. Cleveland is home to the Cavaliers basketball team, Browns football, and the Guardians baseball, all of which play downtown. And each year during commencement, the Cleveland Marathon runs through the city (be sure to book your hotel room early!)  

Get Outside

If you want to explore beyond the Wade Oval and campus-adjacent greenway, head to Cleveland Metroparks, which cover more than 21,000 acres and feature hundreds of miles of trails.

And don’t forget — Lake Erie is RIGHT THERE for plenty of water sports and fun on the lake.

For more things to do in Cleveland, be sure to check out my friend Amanda’s Cleveland Traveler website.

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A visit to Case Western is ideal, but virtual tours can act to refresh your memory or as a preview for your on-site tour.

Why a Virtual Tour?

Inevitably, on-campus tours of classrooms, libraries, dorms, and dining halls will start to blend. Jog your memory using the virtual tour and even explore the area surrounding the campus using the interactive mapping tool. If you're just beginning your college search, a virtual tour can be a great way to get a feel for a campus before your visit. Remember, when you do go, be sure to ask current students about their college life. A student perspective can be the most helpful way to gauge your future experience at Case Western Reserve University.

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The Second-Year Experience (SYE) residential communities provide students with an environment to explore new or deepen avenues for career and personal plans as they define a personal vision for their undergraduate career.

Second-year residents live primarily in suite-style arrangements, with rooms around a living room and bathroom, allowing each student to live with a smaller group of friends. Each student belongs to one of three smaller residential communities: Carlton Road, SYE-North, or Murray Hill.

Carlton Road Residential Community

Community Buildings: Glaser House, Kusch House, Michelson House

Physical Space & Amenities: The community is located on the south side of campus. The community is considered suite-style because six students live in single rooms and share a bathroom. Each building has a kitchen, a laundry room with free services and online monitoring system, a bike room, and lounge spaces with game tables, and vending machines.

Carlton Road is informally known as “Top of the Hill.” due to it’s elevated positioning on campus. To reach this destination, students generally utilized the “Elephant Stairs” which connects the Carlton Road community with the Murray Hill community and the southern Housing office, Fribley. Being near the Cedar-Fairmount area, residents have access to a local grocery store, bakeries and many restaurants within walking distance.

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Murray Hill Residential Community

Community Buildings: Alumni House, Howe House, Staley House, Tippit House

Physical Space & Amenities: The community is located on the south side of campus near the Little Italy neighborhood. The community is considered suite-style because students live in six single rooms and share a bathroom and a kitchen/kitchenette. Each building also has a laundry room with free services and online monitoring system, and lounge spaces with a TV, game tables, and vending machines.

Murray Hill is informally known as “Bottom of the Hill,” due to it’s placement at the base of the South Residential Village. Being near Cleveland's "Little Italy" neighborhood, residents are in walking distance of many restaurants and bakeries.

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Triangle Towers Residential Community

Community Buildings: Triangle Tower 1, Triangle Tower 2

Physical Space & Amenities: The Triangle Towers are operated by the CWRU Office of Real Estate. University undergraduate residents occupy Triangle Tower 2 during the regular academic year. Like the residents in the upperclass residential facilities, residents in Tower 2 will receive custodial services from the Office of Facilities and their building service workers. Maintenance is handled by the Office of Real Estate staff and details on the process will be provided during move in. Triangle Tower 2, students live either alone or with a roommate, with each apartment including a kitchen, stove, and microwave, with some including a dishwasher. Each building also has a laundry room with free services and online monitoring system, and lounge spaces with a TV, game tables, and vending machines.

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The undergraduate 3+2 Dual Degree Program blends a strong technical engineering perspective with in-depth knowledge of humanities and social sciences to provide you with an opportunity to customize your career path with two bachelor’s degrees.

While enrolled at one of the 40+ participating liberal arts colleges or universities, you’ll complete courses in math, chemistry, physics and computer science, in addition to studies in the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences for the first three years of your dual degree. Next, you’ll enroll at the Case School of Engineering, where you’ll take two years of intensive engineering courses in your chosen major.

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After completing all five years, you will be awarded two Bachelor’s degrees—one from each institution—making you more marketable to the ever-changing job industry, or broadening your horizons for graduate school.

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It’s never too early to start planning for your future.

Whether you’re in high school, starting your first year in college, or embarking on the dual degree program, the Division of Engineering Leadership and Professional Practice in the Case School of Engineering helps you manage this rewarding and accelerated program through personalized assistance, including:

Visiting the campus – Interested students are encouraged to contact the Division of Engineering Leadership and Professional Practice office to arrange a campus visit. You’ll learn about the engineering community at Case Western Reserve University, and meet with the faculty coordinator of the major you’re interested in to ask questions about the program and gain early career advice. We’ll also put you in touch with the Office of Undergraduate Admissions to schedule a full campus tour.

Applying – Eligible students must apply online  (select 3/2 Engineering option) through the Case Western Reserve Office of Admissions during their third year at their liberal arts school. The Division of Engineering Leadership and Professional Practice can help guide you and your school counselor throughout this process.

Mapping out your three-year curriculum – The dual degree program includes a designated faculty liaison at each of the participating schools to help you customize your learning experience and ensure you have a seamless transition to Case Western Reserve.

Obtaining scholarships and financial aid – Accepted domestic students are eligible to receive $2,500 in scholarships per semester awarded by the Case Alumni Association and are encouraged to apply within their first three weeks on campus at Case Western Reserve. Students are also eligible for need-based aid awarded as grants, loans and Federal Work-Study.

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In order to be eligible for the Dual Degree Program, students must:

Maintain a minimum 3.0 overall GPA and a minimum 3.0 GPA in math and science at your liberal arts college/university.

Complete 90 semester hours, or 135 quarter hours, at your liberal arts college/university.

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Prior to enrollment at the Case School of Engineering, you must complete the following course equivalents at your liberal arts college/university. Please see your school’s faculty liaison for guidance.

Mathematics : Courses equivalent to two years of math:

MATH 121, 122 - Calculus for Science and Engineering I, II

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PHYS 121, 122 - General Physics I, II with labs

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CHEM 105, 106 - Principles of Chemistry I, II with labs

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ENGR 131 - Elementary Computer Programming (Matlab)

EECS 132 - Introduction to Programming in Java (only needed for Computer Engineering and BME Computing & Analysis track)

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Complete courses totaling at least 21 semester hours

Complete courses with college-level writing proficiency

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If you'd like to do a trial lesson with a faculty member, please contact that faculty member directly so you can coordinate your visit with his or her availability. 

While you're here you can tour the school, meet with admissions and financial aid, sit in on classes and attend concerts and master classes. Also, be sure to drop by Severance Music Center, home of The Cleveland Orchestra, and check out nearby downtown Cleveland.

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The wonderfully restored theaters at Playhouse Square actually comprise the second-largest theater district in the United States.

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On the lakefront at East 9th Street you will find the Great Lakes Science Center and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

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Gateway is the home of the Cleveland Indians and Cavaliers. Head over to the restaurants on East 4th Street for a meal featured on the Food Network. Afterward, stop by our newly renovated Public Square.

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Located just west of Public Square, at the Warehouse District you'll find a variety of shops and restaurants. And, it's an easy trip down the hill to the riverfront boardwalk in the Flats East Bank.

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You can spend time exploring the galleries in Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland during your travels in Cleveland. Attend a sporting event or simply enjoy the top-notch restaurants while you're in the area.

Cleveland Botanical Garden

Be dazzled by the colorful plants and butterflies of the Costa Rican rainforest and explore the lushly planted gardens in these superb botanical gardens.

Severance Hall

Come and see a concert in the elaborate surroundings of one of the most highly regarded concert halls in the United States.

• Cleveland Museum of Art

In this excellent, free museum you can browse masterpieces by Monet, Van Gogh and Goya, and discover a remarkable collection of Ancient Egyptian art.

Western Reserve Historical Society

See original examples of classic cars, learn about past American fashions and explore Cleveland’s history within the walls of two restored 20th century houses.

Cleveland Museum of Natural History

Meet Lucy, the world’s oldest human skeleton and Happy, a enormous dinosaur skeleton before experiencing a simulated earthquake and playing the birdsong piano.

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• Viewing of a residence hall room.

Campus Tours (without Information Session)

Offered saturdays and select weekdays, campus tours include: .

• A 90-minute walking tour of Western's campus led by a Student Admissions Representative, which includes admission information.

Group & Other Visit Options

Interested in a specific major  .

Contact the relevant academic department  or office at least two weeks prior to your visit to make arrangements (academic department visits are subject to availability).

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Undergraduate Admission

Campus tour and information session.

Thursday, January 19, 2023 at 10:00 AM Eastern Standard Time UTC -05:00

Wolstein Hall 11318 Bellflower Rd Cleveland, OH 44106 United States

Registration is no longer available because the registration deadline has passed.

• Request Info
• Make A Payment
• Book Your Team
• HS Elite Team Alumni
• College Alumni
• Testimonials
• ITALY OVERVIEW
• ITALY REGISTRATION
• ITALY INFO (PDF)
• IRELAND OVERVIEW
• 19U/HS Past Tours
• HANOVER-Italy Overview
• HC-ITALY ITINERARY
• HC-Italy Info (PDF)
• NORTH PARK ITALY OVERVIEW
• NP-ITALY ITINERARY
• NP-Italy INFO (PDF)
• KENYON-Italy Overview
• KC-ITALY ITINERARY
• KC ITALY INFO (PDF)
• Germany & Austria
• Italy “Classic Tour”
• Italy – East
• Switzerland
• HS Student FAQ s
• Parents & Family FAQ s
• College Tour FAQ s

• College Tours

Since 2014, AFW has excelled in arranging and leading cost-effective international tours for college football teams, establishing itself as the premier provider of authentic foreign competition experiences.

Upcoming 2024 college team tours.

• HANOVER COLLEGE – Italy … Learn More
• NORTH PARK VIKINGS – Italy … Learn More
• KENYON OWLS – Italy … Learn More

About AFW Tours

Jim Barnes, AFW Director, works directly with college head coaches and/or staff liaisons for the foreign competition tour.  Being a former NCAA head coach, Jim fully understands the demands a college head coach faces and will take almost everything regarding the tour off of the head coach’s desk.  The tour planning, promotion, registration process and other preparations will all be streamlined and efficient to the benefit of the coach and his program.

Aligned with booking agencies, service providers and tour guides based in Europe and other countries to be visited, the experience of our AFW travelers is conceived with and delivered by those ‘closest to the action’.  Well thought out tour choices including locations to be visited, hotels, restaurants, meals and guides make AFW tours exceptionally authentic.  In addition, AFW travel partners have the knowledge and connections that deliver a high quality tour at the best pricing available.

Planning for a tour normally begins 12+ months before departure, but can be done the summer before a tour the following spring.  Prime tour times of year are immediately after spring final exams or graduation.  Occasionally teams will choose to travel over their spring beak period.  The winter holiday break period can potentially be considered to create a unique and special ‘bowl game’ effect.

In general, to travel a team approximately 30 team members are needed as a minimum.  We have traveled as many as 70 student-athletes as part of a team.  Staff members will be supported by AFW to serve both a coaching and chaperone role.  Generally all past tours have had family members of players and staff as part of the travel party.

For information on how your college team can experience the dynamic growth provided international travel and the thrill of international competition contact Jim Barnes and AFW at  [email protected] .

2022 College Team Tours & Destinations

• CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY – ITALY & GREECE
• AUGUSTANA COLLEGE – AUSTRIA & GERMANY
• CARTHAGE COLLEGE – COSTA BRAVA & BARCELONA, SPAIN

2020 & 2021 Cancelled/Postponed Due to the Pandemic

• CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY – GREECE & ITALY or IRELAND
• KENYON COLLEGE – ENGLAND & SCOTLAND (London, Stonehenge, Avon-on-the-Lakes, Edinburgh)
• UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE – SWITZERLAND & AUSTRIA (Interlaken, Innsbruck, Salzburg & Vienna)
• UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN LA CROSSE – GERMANY & AUSTRIA (Munich, Salzburg, Innsbruck & Neuschwanstein)
• HANOVER COLLEGE – ITALY “FOOD CLASS TOUR” (Rome, Naples/Capri, Florence, Cinque Terra, Milan, Lake Como)
• OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSTIY – SPAIN (Barcelona, Tarragona, Peniscola & Madrid)
• WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON – ITALY (Venice, Bologna, Adriatic Coast, Rome)

Past College Team Tours & Destinations

• AUGUSTANA COLLEGE ‘ 19 – IRELAND
• MACALESTER COLLEGE ’19 – ITALY
• UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE ’18 – IRELAND
• CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY ’18 – ITALY & SWITZERLAND
• OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY ’17 – SPAIN
• WARTBURG COLLEGE ’17 – ITALY
• CARTHAGE COLLEGE ’16 – ITALY
• AUGUSTANA COLLEGE ’16 – ITALY
• WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON COLLEGE ’16 – ITALY
• SEWANEE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH ’16 – IRELAND
• CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY ’15 – ITALY
• UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE ’14 – SPAIN & FRANCE: Barcelona & Montserrat, Spain, Toulouse & Carcassonne, France Montserrat; International Game vs. Toulouse Ours (Bears)
• OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY ’14 – ITALY including Milan, Parma (including co-practice with the outstanding Parma Panthers American Football Club made famous by Scott Turow’s  Playing for Pizza ), Pisa, Florence, Rome and Vatican City; International Game vs. Ferrara Aquile (Dolphins)

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