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Fall 2025 Billing
Fall 2025 billing statement dated Aug 26th is now available. Pending aid no longer appears in SIS as Fall disbursements have begun.
Please check your My Financial Aid portal to confirm your aid has been accepted and that all required documents have been received.
The due date for Fall 2025 is Sep 5, 2025.
We're excited to invite you to College Fest 2025 – an unforgettable experience at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame! Click here to register!
Location: Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Date/Time: September 3 | 6-9p.m.
College Fest is a great way to meet local employers and discover what Northeast Ohio has to offer, all in a relaxed, welcoming environment. Whether you're exploring internships, looking for full-time opportunities or just curious about the region, this event is your chance to make connections and find your place in the Land!
Here’s what to expect:
A chance to meet top employers in a causal setting
Free food and giveaways
Explore the Rock Hall with fellow students
No suits, no stress, no resumes – just bring your curiosity and good vibes!
Professional Conference 101: Preparing for NBMBAA/ROMBA
Fri, Sept 5 | 3–4 pm ET
Are you an MBA/MS student planning to attend an upcoming professional conference like National Black MBA or Reaching Out MBA Conference? Want to make the most of your time there and recruit effectively for your dream internship or post-grad role? Look no further.
This Friday, September 5, 3:00–4:00 pm ET, GBSA is hosting a virtual info session on how to prepare for professional conferences and recruit with confidence.
Who should attend:
MBA/MS students attending NBMBAA, ROMBA, and similar conferences this fall
First-time attendees and returning students who want a sharper game plan
Details:
Date/Time: Friday, September 5, 3:00–4:00 pm ET
RSVP: Email GBSA President Delisa Williams (dmw207@case.edu) and VP of Academic Affairs Benji Phan (bkp43@case.edu) to be added to the calendar event
Location: Zoom (link will be in the calendar invite)
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS:
Welcoming Week Job and Resource Fair
DATE: Friday, September 12, 2025 TIME: 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM LOCATION: Cuyahoga County Public Library – Parma Snow Branch (2121 Snow Rd, Parma, OH 44134) REGISTRATION: REQUIRED! CLICK HERE Space limited! Registration is first-come, first-served.
This event is part of Global Cleveland’s Welcoming Week 2025 programming, which celebrates and connects our region’s international community. You can learn more about the week’s events here: https://globalcleveland.org/welcoming-week-2025/
It’s truly the trifecta of job and resource fairs. This is a great opportunity to connect with talent, share resources, and build community.
This workshop is designed to help international students explore job search strategies, learn about available resources, and understand key steps for finding employment in the U.S. and on campus. Join us to gain practical tips and guidance to support your career journey.
Introduce the exec team, general body meetings, and open VP of Finance Position in WWIB. With the collaboration of Finance club, we will have activities like games, vision boards & permanent jewelry. We'll also have two speakers join us to share different resources for women on campus.
Join us for a delightful Welcome Picnic on Thursday, September 4, 5:30-7:30pm at East Bell Commons.
Connect with fellow students and staff, make new friends or catch up with old ones, and learn more about the Graduate Student resources, all while enjoying delicious food and fun activities.
We can't wait to celebrate the beginning of the school year together!
The Weatherhead Consulting Club invites you to a special Meet the Firm event highlighting the EDGE Market Research Fellow Program powered by MAGNET. This unique fellowship offers students the opportunity to gain hands-on client and project experience by working directly with local manufacturing companies on market research initiatives. With internship cohorts running in the fall, spring, and summer, it’s an excellent pathway to sharpen consulting skills while making a real impact in Northeast Ohio’s manufacturing ecosystem.
What to Expect
The event will follow our standard Meet the Firm format:
First Half: Work through a market sizing case study adapted from a past EDGE student project, giving you practical exposure to the type of consulting challenges fellows tackle.
Second Half: Hear directly from Chris Keller, who leads the fellowship program, about what the experience entails, how students are selected, and the value it brings across disciplines. Chris will also share insights into how the fellowship builds skills that are transferable to consulting, supply chain, engineering, and beyond.
Why Attend
Whether you’re an MBA, engineering, or supply chain student, this program provides a rare opportunity to work in a consulting-style environment on real-world projects with measurable outcomes. Attendees will gain an inside look at how the fellowship operates and learn how to position themselves for selection.
Application Note
Students interested in being considered for the Fall Internship Cohort should email their resume to lxo104@case.edu
with the subject line:
LASTNAME_FIRSTNAME_MAGNETFALLINTERN
Dress Code
Dress code is business professional (or at least business casual). As always, remember you are representing the Consulting Club and Weatherhead School of Management.
This meeting will entail a brief introduction to the club and our wonderful executive members, as well as a Storytelling Masterclass. There will also be free food!
Learn how you can make a global impact through Venture4Impact!
The Fowler Center is proud to introduce Venture4Impact, a university-wide social enterprise pitch competition. This initiative is designed to empower CWRU students to develop and launch for-profit ventures that address the globe's most pressing social and environmental challenges, in direct alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The purpose of the competition is to provide a platform for students to apply their academic knowledge to real-world problems, fostering a spirit of innovation and sustainable value creation. Venture4Impact connects students with the Fowler Center's mission, offering a unique opportunity for hands-on learning in social entrepreneurship, complete with expert mentorship and valuable networking opportunities.
Join us for an engaging info session to discover how students and professionals work together to solve pressing social and environmental challenges while gaining real-world experience.
In this session, we will cover:
- What Venture4Impact is and its mission
- How you can apply your skills to create sustainable change
- Q&A with program leaders
Who should attend?
Anyone interested in social entrepreneurship, innovation, sustainability, or making a positive impact.
Come with your curiosity — leave with a plan to change the world!
English Conversation Hour is an opportunity for all students, faculty and staff of the CWRU community interested in strengthening their proficiency in conversational English as well as those already proficient in conversational English to come together each week for connection and sharing. Weekly hour long meetings are designed to improve pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary in a relaxed and supportive environment.
Think you have what it takes to run a company? Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition (ETA) is the proven strategy where entrepreneurs, backed by investors, acquire and manage small businesses generating $5M to $15M in revenue. For over 30 years, the Weatherhead School of Management has trained and guided future CEOs, with more than 44 alumni becoming business owners through ETA. The new ETA Club connects students to the vibrant Northeast Ohio ETA ecosystem, featuring real-world entrepreneurs, hands-on learning, and coming soon, the ETA Pitch Competition, where your big idea could be the next success story.
The VISA Office is open 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, Monday - Friday. We are located in Crawford Hall, Suite 215. Please remember to ring the bell when you arrive.
We have virtual chat advising available Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 11am to 1pm. Access virtual chat at https://case.edu/visa/international-students during posted chat hours. You are also welcome to contact us for an in-person, phone, or virtual appointment. Please schedule an appointment with a VISA staff member at https://case.edu/visa/about/make-appointment.
The VISA Office posts immigration-related updates on our website at https://case.edu/visa/news. Please visit our site often to check for changes in immigration policy.
Late International Student Orientation - Aug. 29
Are you a new international student who will start school this fall or who started over the summer? Did you miss our in-person International Student Orientation? Then you need to attend our mandatory Late International Student Orientation that provides important information about maintaining F-1 and J-1 status.
Late International Student Orientation
Friday, August 29, 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Virtual, on Zoom
Care Anytime:
Nurse on-call (after hours and on weekends): 216.368.2450
Counselor on-call (after hours and on weekends): 216.368.587
Timely Care
If you are off campus and are feeling under the weather, or could use some support, know that TimelyCare is avaialable to you anytime, anywhere. All CWRU, CIA, CIM and KSU Podiatry students can all access TimelyCare at no-cost!
What Services are Available?
Talk Now- 24/7 in the moment mental health support.
Scheduled Counseling- scheduled visits with a licensed counselor, including nights and weekends.
Medical Visits- 24/7, on-demand and scheduled visits with a licensed medical provider.
Workshops and classes- On-demand and live workshops and classes including yoga and meditation.
Download the TimelyCare app through your app store or visit the TimelyCare website to enroll.