Founded in the early 1800s, Case Western Reserve University is actually the result of the integration of two separate campuses in 1967 - Case Institute of Technology and Western Reserve University. Today, the University offers undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs in everything from the arts and sciences to engineering, medicine, nursing, and law, and is known for being one of the top private research universities.

Located in University Circle, a 550 acre park-like setting encompassing about 50 medical, educational, religious, and social service institutions, Case Western Reserve University is not only picturesque, but thriving with culture and opportunity. Concerts, theater performances, athletic events, art shows, public lectures, and plenty of restaurants make the campus a widely visited and highly enriching environment. The Cleveland Orchestra, Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland Institute of Music, and Edgewater Park are all within walking distance of Case Western Reserve University, leaving students with plenty of places to explore during their free time.

Through experiential learning and top-notch academics, Case Western Reserve University strives to have a "transformational impact" on all of their students, faculty, and staff. Above all else, Case Western Reserve University values education, research, and service as being essential to a well-rounded college experience.