Diversity Overnight Program at Case Western Reserve University

Case Western Reserve University is currently accepting student applications for Diversity Overnight, Nov. 11 and 12. Applications are due Monday, Oct. 1.

Diversity Overnight is designed for smart and curious high school seniors from diverse backgrounds, to give them an in-depth look at the opportunities available to our students.
Participants accepted to Diversity Overnight stay in a residence hall with a student host, engage with faculty and learn about the many opportunities available to students at CWRU and throughout the campus in Cleveland's University Circle.

On Monday, participants will join hundreds of other prospective CWRU students at Fall Open House, where they will learn more about how students contribute to classroom discussions, participate in meaningful extracurricular activities and engage in hands-on learning.

Case Western Reserve will cover the cost of meals and lodging for students accepted to this program. They are also able to assist with travel expenses and arrangements.

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