Case Western Reserve University

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Best Value

U.S. News continually ranks Case Western Reserve University as one of the top research institutions in the country—and as one of the best values, comparing academic reputation with overall cost. And you can't put a price on the quality of a Case education.

Scholarships and Fellowships

The university offers scholarships and fellowships as well as need- and merit-based aid for undergraduates, and there's plenty of school-specific financial assistance available for graduate and professional students. The average merit award for undergraduates alone is $19,000.