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Prep Students

Case Western Reserve University provides outreach to numerous middle and secondary schools. Some offerings prep students for college, some introduce them to Case's campus and some even get them started in research. TRIO Programs, like Upward Bound and Talent Search, specifically target low-income and potential first-generation college students.

Consider Careers

Additional options encourage students to consider careers in math and science while others present study in engineering and polymers. Options also abound in the areas of academics, health, social services and community and economic development, among others. And precollege programs at the University Farms add a distinctive, natural component to Case outreach.

Have Fun

Middle and high school students not only learn through Case precollege programs but also love—to have fun. From summer camps involving sports and shipwrecks to interactions with amphibians and autonomous robots, there are plenty of ways for K-12 children and teens to experience the unique way Case entertains—and educates—throughout the year.