Case Western Reserve University Courses and Fees 2025

• It was a mix of both. You will learn theory and also do practical valuation and financial analysis.
• Positive aspect – The case studies were huge. We used to learn a lot from different people from different countries.
• Negative aspects – UK-based case studies were very few.
• Because of Covid, only one class for 2 hours was scheduled in a day. The average class size was 20. 40% Indian Students, 40% Chinese students and 20% from the rest of the world. Out of our batch of 60, only 3 were actually British.

• I totally spent around £36000 in the year 2020-21. It was a Covid year so I was not able to travel much, so my expenses were limited. Around £23,000 were the tuition fees only. You have to pay £1000 to book and if you get a loan or you can show that you have the bank balance to study there, you will get the CAS letter.
• Then, after reaching there, you directly pay the balance payment. For the whole year, as it's a one-year course.

I was not given research experience despite trying very hard to get some. My courses were very relevant and updated mostly but had to take way too many liberal arts courses.

$50000 before aid per year but I paid like only $4000 per year and have $45000 in loans upon graduation.

I really like the course curriculum. As mentioned before It was the reason I chose this college. Most of the professors teaching the classes are good. Some aren't good. I really struggle to understand what they're saying.

I had the scholarship to get into Case and so do most people who get it. It's over 40,000 if you have no help.

The curriculum was challenging and time-consuming but covered topics in depth. Some courses were unnecessarily challenging and went into more detail than was necessary. Because of this, students are often overworked.

Fees depended on your scholarships and grants. All fees were charged at once at the beginning of each semester to be paid in full. This included any housing or meal plan fees a student may have.