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Case Western Reserve University

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International Students at Case Western Reserve University: By the Numbers

14.3%

International Undergrads

883

International Undergrad Count

1,680

International Graduate Students

20.3%

International (All Students)

Cost of Attending Case Western Reserve University as an International Student

International students typically pay out-of-state tuition rates. Here's the full cost picture.

Room & Board	$18,202/yr
Estimated 4-Year Total	$72,808

Good news for international applicants: Case Western Reserve University is a private university — there's no in-state vs out-of-state tuition difference.

How to Apply to Case Western Reserve University as an International Student

Meet English Proficiency Requirements

Most schools require TOEFL (typically 100+ iBT) or IELTS (7.0+). Some accept Duolingo English Test.

Submit Standardized Tests

SAT: 1485+, ACT: 33+

Prepare Financial Documentation

You'll need proof of funds to cover tuition and living expenses.

Apply for F-1 Student Visa

After admission, Case Western Reserve University will issue a Form I-20. Use this to apply for an F-1 visa at your nearest U.S. embassy. Start the process 3-4 months before your program begins.

Case Western Reserve University Student Body Diversity

Diversity breakdown of Case Western Reserve University's undergraduate student body.

White

36.4%

Black/African American

6.4%

Hispanic/Latino

11.3%

Asian

25.2%

International

14.3%

Career Outcomes for Case Western Reserve University International Graduates

International students at Case Western Reserve University can work in the U.S. after graduation through OPT (Optional Practical Training). STEM majors qualify for a 3-year OPT extension.

$87,989

Median Earnings (10yr)

$75,613

Median Salary (6yr)

$24,000

Median Debt

OPT & H-1B Path: After graduating from Case Western Reserve University, international students get 12 months of OPT work authorization (36 months for STEM fields). Many use this time to secure H-1B visa sponsorship from employers.

Student Demographics

White

36.4%

Black/African American

6.4%

Hispanic/Latino

11.3%

Asian

25.2%

International

14.3%

Case Western Reserve University International Student FAQs

How many international students attend Case Western Reserve University?

14.3% of Case Western Reserve University undergraduates are international students. That's about 883 international undergrads. Schools with higher international shares typically have stronger ESL support, international student offices, and on-campus resources for non-US applicants.

How much is international tuition at Case Western Reserve University?

International students at Case Western Reserve University typically pay the full out-of-state sticker price of about $85,851/yr (tuition + room and board + fees). Financial aid for international students is more limited than for US citizens, though some schools offer merit scholarships.

Is the Case Western Reserve University acceptance rate harder for international students?

Case Western Reserve University's overall acceptance rate is 28.7%. International applicants typically face slightly tougher admission odds because of limited international quotas. Strong test scores (TOEFL 100+/IELTS 7.0+) and clear English proficiency help.

What English test does Case Western Reserve University require for international applicants?

Most US colleges including Case Western Reserve University accept TOEFL iBT (typical minimum 80-100), IELTS (6.5-7.0), and Duolingo English Test (115-130). Highly selective schools require scores at the upper end of those ranges. Some schools waive the test if you've studied 3+ years in English.

Does Case Western Reserve University sponsor F-1 visas for international students?

Yes — Case Western Reserve University is SEVP-certified and issues I-20 forms to admitted international students. Once you're admitted and pay your enrollment deposit, Case Western Reserve University's international student office issues your I-20, which you use to apply for an F-1 student visa at the US embassy in your home country.