Anyone know anything about Hessler Place? 👀 Thinking about living there and would love to hear people’s experiences!

Also, any recommendations for apartments near CWRU?

Basically what the title says, when is Veale at its most empty? I need to do stuff for physical therapy but the weight room is intimidating as all getout when you're over here struggling with 5 pounds and some dude is lifting 3 of you across the room.

I know everyone says "oh nobody cares" but tell that to the anxiety lmao. I just need emptiness, or near empty.

Hi everyone! I will be subleasing my fully furnished private bedroom (bed, mattress, sheets, desks, chairs, wardrobe, closet, shelves, mini fridge, lamps, and rug) in a 7-bedroom, 3-bathroom, 2-kitchen house for the spring semester (January- May, with the opportunity to stay until August 2027). I live with six male roommates. I live at 1536 E 118th St.

Rent is ~ $900/month, including utilities (willing to negotiate). Contact (314) 258-4517 or respond to this post if interested or would like a tour.

home game Saturday at DiSanto. Doubleheader next weekend (Friday/Sunday games) as well. Come out and support!

What are the benefits of selecting pre med at CWRU? Could i select a different major like Nutritional Biochem but still complete premed reqs? also, would i need to apply Premed if i want to do the Pre-Professional Scholars Program?

For context my sat score is 780 math/620 EBRW and I have a 3.76 UW GPA( pretty good compared to my top piers). I know if I wait I can probably raise my English sat score a bit and have a slightly more competetice sat any advice

I have pretty solid ECs from what my school has to offer

Interested in Mech Eng.

Several extra curricular activities - track/cello/volunteering

GPA 4.2 Top 10% of graduating class from division 1 HS in Ohio

1510 SAT

9 AP courses with qualifying test score

Need based calculations show need scholarship avg at 32,800 with a remaining contribution of $51,300

Any guesstimates on what merit scholarship he might be eligible?

$700/month – 2 Private Rooms Near CWRU & Cleveland Clinic (Female Only)

Hello everyone! We are looking for two females to take over our townhouse lease (Jan-May 2027). There are two private rooms with a Jack and Jill bathroom that connects the two rooms. The photos label the two rooms as Room 1 (unfurnished) and Room 2 (furnished).

💰 Rent & Lease

• $700/month per room
• Utilities are typically less than $100/month
• Available January–May 2027

📍 Location: E. 82nd St. & Chester Ave.

• 10-minute walk to Cleveland Clinic
• 15-minute walk to CWRU campus
• 2-minute walk to nearby RTA bus stops
• Free street parking

🛏️ Two Private Rooms Available

• Room 1 – Unfurnished: Private bedroom 
• Room 2 – Furnished: Private bedroom with a bed, mattress, desk, and chair
• Both rooms share a Jack-and-Jill bathroom that connects the two bedrooms.

🏠 Townhouse Features

• Fully equipped kitchen with refrigerator, gas stove, oven, and microwave
• Spacious living and dining areas
• In-unit laundry
• Free street parking

Roommates: One quiet and friendly female CWRU graduate preparing for professional school. And one cat

Interested? Text 216-375-8268 (Room 2: furnished room leaser) and 909-438-7920 (Room 1: unfurnished room leaser) for more information!

had some terrible roommates screw me over for housing next year. im an undergrad junior just looking for a studio apartment near campus. i dont have a car so walking distance is preferred. does anyone have any recommendations for fairly priced studios near campus? preferably furnished but if not its fine. thanks guys.

Is this reasonable? I am a prospective student and am planning to major in Biomedical Engineering on the Pre-Med track. I want to pursue dermatology in med school after undergrad and am planning to pursue the biomaterials track for the biomedical engineering major. Has anyone else done this, and is it doable with a decent GPA for a good med school?

Hey everyone! I’ve finalized my college list and am looking closely at Case Western alongside a few other top choices (NYU, USC, and UMiami). I am going on the predental track. This is not related to admission chances. Don't worry abt cost, that's something my family and I are discussing.- But Case western does seem to cost more than my other schools according to the Net Price calculator.

I want to major in Cognitive Science (First choice) and Psychology (second choice).

If I get into one of these, that’s where I’m going. If I get into multiple, I need to make a choice. Since I'm posting this across all four subreddits for these unis, I'd love some honest student perspectives on what it’s actually like here for pre-med/predental students.

Specifically, I’m hoping to get your thoughts on a few things:

• Pre-Reqs & Grading: I know pre-med/pre-dental isn't a walk in the park anywhere. I know most people rip their hair and toenails out and deal with the devil for As and Bs in their classes. I would like to keep it to ripping my toenails out only, maybe fingernails as well. My goal is a school where I can get high grades for dental school without wanting to rip my hair out (all-nighters for exams are fine, but I want actual institutional support, not toxic grade deflation).
• Are classes manageable, or is it a bloodbath? Also, are people able to graduate in 4 years with majors like Psychology/Biology without being forced into a 5-year track for undergrad to get all prereqs and major related classes in?
• Support & Success: How well does the advising actually support getting into dental/medical schools?
• How Good is the alumni Network?
• Cost & Logistics (NYU is currently my cheapest estimated NPC, but curious about Case): How is the living situation, cost of living, and general accessibility?
• Area & Safety: Especially curious about safety/neighborhood vibes and whether you actually need a car to get around or do things. I heard outer Case area can get pretty unsafe.
• Campus Life: How are the uni clubs, social scene, and general student balance outside of heavy STEM classes? I'm a social person and I already know I would thrive anywhere but I actually like ot do things off campus.

Appreciate any honest insights you can share!

hello. ill be joining cwru as a first year transfer student in the spring. where on campus is the best housing?

I've fallen in love with cwru. The campus and everything. I want to attend cwru so bad. But I'm an almost full need international underhrad applicant. Even though I'm applying early decision, I'm worried case wouldn't give me enough aid. Are there any internationals here who got substantial aid that can give me hope? I really really really want to attend case. Please help me.

Is the train safe to take to the airport? Thanks!

heyy guys i’m a senior applying to college rn and case is my dream school!! but it’s obv really expensive and everyone around me is telling me that its a waste of time even like thinking im gonna end up going there even if i get in because of the money but with the scholarships such as the university scholarships and like the other ones they consider u for, how much do they usually give out??? and is taking out loans really that bad because i wnana go pre med and be a doctor and i know thats all i wanna do so im gonna pay off that money but my dad seems to be very hesitant and wants me to go to osu since its in state for me and i also live like 20 min away but im absolutely not willing to give up case until i cant anymore like I NEED TO GO THERE NEXT YEARR

hey! prospective student applying to cwru EA for humanities/social sciences. I have been scrolling through the class of 30 instagram and a few club pages and have a few friends who go to cwru and almost all of them tell me that like everybody they know is either pre-med/nursing, i feel like the insta pages I saw supported that. I was wondering if this is just what their experience is like or is it actually like that on campus, where almost everybody you meet is like a pre-med (that must be so competitive rip). like there's obviously going to be a good amount, ik case is a really good school for pre-med but can i meet/connect with non-premeds or is it difficult?

Hi, all. I am looking for someone to takeover my lease,

Innova Apartments, 10001 Chester Ave
1B1B, 803 sqft, 5th floor, available now to July 31,2027

Great natural light facing HEC & CCF. Brand new unit, ready to move in.

Appliances: fridge + in-unit washer/dryer. On-site gym, pet-friendly, garage parking

Walking distance to Cleveland Clinic Main Campus & Case Western Reserve University.

Price is negotiable, Original Rent: $1875/month. Water/gas/electric separate. Trash fee included.

You will sign formal lease directly with the apartment office. Safe & legitimate.

Message me if you are interested or for photos/videos of the unit

Today I ran into three kids who were fundraising for their football team. It was already around 8 p.m., and they looked a little dirty and like they might not come from very well-off families, so I thought I’d buy them something to eat.
I’m pretty broke myself, but I still wanted to help them out, so I told them they could only order one meal. But somehow they ended up ordering three 😭. At that point, I couldn’t really do anything except pay for all of it.
Man… I couldn’t exactly get mad at a bunch of kids either.

im thinking of applying to CWRU as an international and i was just wondering what the location and housing are like. Is it in a safe bit of Cleveland, is there much to do etc. Also what are the dining options like.

Quick question

Hi, I am an incoming postdoc at CWRU. I am looking for affordable housing near campus either at a walking distance or on the shuttle routes. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions regarding specific apartment communities or areas that I should be looking.

can you get a chemistry and biology minor if you are a biochemistry major???

Hey! I’m a freshman at cwru this year planning to major in stats, and I was wondering if any upperclassmen had any input they’d be willing to share? I’m also pre-med and I just wanted to see what the balance would be like, as well as what to expect from future classes. Thanks!