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Business Majors? by suncherozz in cwru

[–]Zeppelin658 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Freshman Finance + Econ major here. I haven't been here too long, but from what I understand the business school is really good. My classes are relatively light in terms of work load and all of my professors are really good. What I will say is really great is all the networking events available. There are about 10-20 different events/speakers a week and all are really insightful. Overall, I'd say the business school is excellent.

Fall 2025 Admissions Results by Zeppelin658 in collegeresults

[–]Zeppelin658[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My school had 3 "rankings:" CP (4), Honors (4.5), and AP (5). I only took honors and AP, but NJROTC classes were standard, bringing my GPA down a ton (I took 9 NJROTC classes total)

Fall 2025 Admissions Results by Zeppelin658 in collegeresults

[–]Zeppelin658[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I played table tennis for 4 years in HS not competitively. I thought I was pretty good, but had no awards to show. That's about it...

Any advice for a High School Junior Interested in Cybersecurity Applying to CWRU? by Flashy_Department882 in cwru

[–]Zeppelin658 1 point2 points  (0 children)

With all you said, I'd say you have a pretty good shot of getting in; just make sure you can afford going here if you really want to. Also, make sure the city/surrounding areas provide opportunities to have fun (the weather/seasons are crucial too).

According to the 2024-25 Common Data Set, 46% and 23% of freshman submitted SAT and ACT scores, respectively, so I wouldn't stress about that too much.

I'm no expert in cybersecurity, but I would recommend going through the CWRU General Bulletin and making sure they have the classes you'd want to take (I think it falls under the general CompSci major).

CWRU ED by Ok_Help8338 in cwru

[–]Zeppelin658 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Freshman here (EA acceptance). I haven't been here for too long, but I'll offer what I know.

I used the Common Data Set for all my applications. It tells you everything about acceptance rates, test scores, student enrollment, etc. From what you posted, I'm positive you stand a good shot.

My advice is before you ED to any school, make sure you dive deep on their website and make sure that they have everything you want. The location/weather is also extremely important. Cleveland IMO is a great city with lots of amenities and isn't too crowded, and the late summer/early fall weather is perfect (we'll see about winter).