Case Western Reserve is on my list because I've heard great things about their STEM programs. Can anyone enlighten me about the various majors they offer? I'm leaning toward something in engineering, but open to exploring.
Case Western Reserve University indeed has a strong reputation for its STEM programs, particularly in engineering. Here are the areas of study you can choose within the Case School of Engineering:
1. Aerospace Engineering
2. Biomedical Engineering
3. Chemical Engineering
4. Civil Engineering
5. Computer Engineering
6. Electrical Engineering
7. Engineering Physics
8. Materials Science and Engineering
9. Mechanical Engineering
10. Polymer Science and Engineering
11. Systems and Control Engineering
You also have the option to major in Engineering with a concentration in an engineering discipline of your choice.
Additionally, Case Western offers joint programs like the BS/MS program where a student can earn both a bachelor's and master's degree in engineering in a streamlined manner, typically in five years. There's also a Pre-Professional Scholars Program in Engineering where you could secure early admission into Case's School of Medicine for a biomedical career.
Outside of engineering, they offer a wide range of other STEM programs as well such as Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science, Math, and much more.
It's advisable to look into each major's curriculum and think about your professional goals in order to inform your decision.
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