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1964
Founded
1201-1400
QS Ranking
36%
Acceptance Rate
  • Employability Rate

    68%

  • Upcoming Intake

    Jan 2025

  • Tution Fee

    Starts from 21,660 USD

  • English Requirement

    IELTS, TOEFL

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Cleveland State University is a public research university located in Cleveland, Ohio. Established in 1964, it now houses almost 16,000 students, ten colleges and schools, plus more than 175 academic programs.

A research-intensive institution, students from over 80 countries travel to take advantage of the university's active research programs.

The main classroom building is spacious and well-equipped to house many of the university's lecture halls, classrooms and computer labs. A stand-out feature is the Washkewicz College of Engineering provides laboratories, classrooms, and other facilities for students and faculty in engineering-related fields.

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Cleveland

Cleveland is an area of Ohio offering an affordable urban lifestyle within a well-known US state. The university has a bucket list of things students can see and do in Cleveland while they are at university. From visiting the Rock'n Roll Hall of Fame's latest exhibit to the hundreds of ethnic food vendors at West Side Market and beyond, students are presented with a range of exciting experiences.

A midwestern city with a stunning sunset and plenty of greenery, students can balance socializing with relaxation easily during their time at CSU.

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Ranking

  • QS

    by QS

    1201-1400

  • THE

    by THE

    401-500

FAQs

The student-to-faculty ratio is 17:1 at Cleveland State University, allowing for small and accessible class sizes.
The university provides a range of student support services that include tutoring, academic advising, counseling and a campus police department to ensure the safety and security of all students.
If students need financial aid to help fund their studies, various scholarships can help. The university offers merit-based scholarships to first-year students and transfer students based on academic achievement. CSU also provides diversity scholarships to students from underrepresented groups, such as African American, Hispanic/Latino, Native American, and LGBTQIA+ students. If you are a child or grandchild of CSU alumni, you may be eligible for the legacy scholarship - worth $1,000 per year. Athletic, external and departmental scholarships are more examples of financial aid options students might be eligible to receive from Cleveland State University.
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