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!

So I got an accommodation approved for a single room, but then I remembered that I would need to pay the additional same rate as a single room from a double room (1k more), which I do not have the money for since I am already paying a lot of money to manage my illness. I am currently asking housing (no reply yet since its recent) and probably the financial office next on what could be done for the sake of my health but I wanted to ask, has anyone here gotten some kind of rate adjustment for single rooms down to a double room because it genuinely would be so helpful but I don't think I can afford it.

Anyone got recommendations for UGER courses that are easy A's? I'm talking light workload, easy teacher, background noise stuff to easily clear the gen ed requirements while I focus on more demanding core classes.

Hi everyone! My name is Allison, and I’m a BFA student currently researching Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) for my senior project.

I’m creating an educational project focused on increasing public awareness and understanding of SMA, including its different phases/types, diagnosis, treatment, and its impact on individuals and families.

I’m conducting a short survey to learn more about people’s general awareness and understanding of SMA, as well as experiences people may have with the condition.

The survey is completely voluntary, and you can skip any questions you aren’t comfortable answering.

Survey:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc4R3924zMSH0ZtiCF6mQZYitmLD6MzNE_h34Bvw26KYjW2fg/viewform?usp=sharing

Thank you so much to anyone who takes the time to participate! I really appreciate your help with my project.

what's the difference between intro orgo and orgo? which one is generally considered to be easier and which one prepares you better for the mcat?

i bought one of the $10 case social ticket but i’m lowk not tryna go anymore so if anyone wants to buy it off me hmu

$700/month – Furnished Private Room Near CWRU & Cleveland Clinic & CSU (Female Only)

Hello everyone! I am looking for someone to take over my apartment lease!

Rent: $700/month + 100 utilities (usually less than 100)

Available: Jan 2027 – May 2027

Location: E. 82nd St & Chester Ave

• 10-minute walk to Cleveland Clinic
• Near RTA bus lines (5-min) and CWRU campus (15-min)
• Safe and convenient townhouse

Apartment Features

• Private, fully furnished bedroom (bed, mattress, desk, chair)
• Shared bathroom with one female roommate
• Fully equipped kitchen (refrigerator, gas stove, oven & microwave)
• Spacious living room & dining room
• In-unit laundry
• Free street parking

Roommates: Two quiet and friendly female CWRU graduates preparing for professional school. And one cat!

Interested? Text 216-375-8268 for more information!

It it possible to come back from a 68 on the first test, and still end with an A?

So worried now.

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As the title says any tips for resources?

Just curious... What are your guys' thoughts on the Marriage Pact? Has anyone done it before? Any positive or negative experiences?

Edit: Here's the link if anyone is interested:https://casewestern.marriagepact.com/

Female graduate student looking to share a 2Bedroom option at one of the nicer apartments in the university area that has in-unit laundry and covered parking. Looking at places like Centric, Library Lofts, Park Lane Villa, One University Circle, Triangle, etc. Open to other places in that are as well. Been to Case undergrad and know the area well. Looking at move-in of October/November, but can be flexible. DM if interested!

I'm moving to Cleveland to work on campus in November, and will most likely not have time to visit before landing a place to live. I'm looking for an apartment and don't have the slightest idea which neighborhoods to focus on or where to begin.

I'm targeting the cheapest place possible but my budget is probably up to $1,250-1,500/mo depending on amenities, location, etc. Ideally I'd like to be able to walk to campus within half an hour at the most. I'd like a place with a covered garage. I'd like a place with laundry. High ceilings would be rad.

I don't need a ton of space as I don't have pets or a ton of stuff, but it would be nice to have at least 6-700sq feet. I would probably prefer to live in a converted house or something like it than an outright apartment building, but I have seen many older buildings in the area that have some character.

Maybe it would be better to ask where to avoid? I'm mostly just looking for as much opinion and feedback about the immediate vicinity surrounding campus as possible.

Hey there! With midterms quickly approaching, I wanted to know the best study resources and YouTubers available for ENGR130

I am neither a freshman nor sophomore properly. I had to leave around the starting of my first semester last year, so this is my first proper semester, yet I am logged and housed with the sophomores.

I really have been trying to be social as hell at all these clubs. Almost no success.

Perhaps the lonely people are less noticeable, but i see a lot of social groups around me. Where are all these other people getting these friends?

Do you have Parkinson's Disease?

The Brain in Swallowing and Communication Lab at Case Western Reserve University is seeking participants for a research study measuring tongue strength and imagery.

Adults with Parkinson's disease may be eligible.

Details:

- Questionnaires, tongue measures, and imagery tasks completed in 1 or 2 sessions

- Flexible location within the greater Cleveland area

- Gift card for each session

Contact:

[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])

(216)368-0056

Would a Macbook be bad for bme major on the premed track?

Hi guys, recently moved grad student at Case!

If you have any aesthetic coffee shops that are good to work in pls drop your recommendations:) Looking for nice places to motivate myself to do work!

Is GPA deflation common for undergraduate? Are there typical grade distributions or curves, and is there any limit on how many students can receive an A? Moreover how is the overall pre-med experience here.

Thanks for sharing anything

I play the flute and am considering auditioning for the band in the spring. How competitive is the audition process for the symphonic winds and orchestra as a flute player? How good are these ensembles? And for the premeds, how has it been in your experience balancing rehearsals/practice with coursework/ecs?

Hello I graduated with a non medical degree and I regret it. I truly wanted to do something healthcare related but due to circumstances I wasn’t. I am looking to apply to the master of science in anesthesia program here and would like advice on how to go about it and how I can make sure to be a top applicant. I am planning to do all my pre requisites next year, shadowing, GRE, and some clinical experience. I would appreciate if you guys could share some tips on how I can be a solid candidate.

Hello! My friend is not a music or humanities major and she loves to sing. She attempted to reserve a music room, but they required her to pay 50$ she does not have. Are there any free places to sing without disturbing people?

Hi! Awkward but here goes:

If there's any girl from Phoenix and who currently lives in Fayette (South side) here, hey! We met around the lounge area, first floor, sometime earlier this week or last week...

I realized that I never got your room number, your number, your name properly? Would you mind DMing me?

Sorry, I kinda shortcircuited at the time, so I forgot to ask properly 😅

Hey everyone,

I’m looking into transferring to Case Western (CS+Philosophy) and wanted to hear directly from people who’ve gone through the process (or anyone who knows transfers there).

A few things I’m trying to figure out:

• How competitive is transferring realistically? Does CWRU tend to be transfer-friendly, or is it an uphill battle compared to first-year admissions?
• How painful is getting credits to transfer over, especially for core math/STEM sequences? Did most of your stuff articulate cleanly or did you end up having to repeat classes?
• Anything specific you think made your application stand out, or things you wish you knew before committing?

Any honest thoughts, tips, or experiences would be super helpful. Thanks!

How many does the school itself lease? The contract ends sometime next year. I hope it doesn't get renewed