EXPERIENCE
CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY we are
When you are part of CSU, you’re part of a community. You’re welcome at our lunch tables and study nooks, computer labs and outdoor spaces. Whether you live on-campus or commute, campus is yours, so make yourself at home. Make use of every resource we have – from expert professors and study groups to testing services, career coaches, advisors and so much more. Get hands-on with your classes and participate in an internship. Test the waters to see how far you want to go and what it will take to get there.
The CSU community will support you every step of the way. So bring your authentic self and your biggest dreams for the future. Together we can explore, support one another, open more opportunities, and define what’s possible for education, careers, Cleveland and, most importantly, you.
TOGETHER WE ARE STRONGER, A COMMUNITY, CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY
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Annual Internships and Co-Ops 3,000 + 1964 Established in 143 ,000 + Graduates 15 ,000 Students 23 Average Class Size Students Come to CSU From States and Countries 44 120 175 + Academic Programs 17:1 Student to Faculty Ratio Small class sizes for more personalized learning Explore our complete list of 175+ majors and minors at engagecsu.com/academics 3 WE ARE CLEVELAND STATE |
CAMPUS LIFE
Workshops to hone your craft, Courageous Conversations to explore societal change, sporting events and cultural celebrations. Distinct individuals with diverse interests mean a thriving campus life with endless opportunities.
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NCAA Division I Athletic Teams
200+ Student Clubs and Organizations
9,000 Events Each Year
3,000+ Students Living On-Campus or Steps Away
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CLEVELAND IS OUR CAMPUS
An 85-acre campus in the heart of the city takes urban learning to new dimensions. Find your inspiration in the energy of the city, its people, culture and opportunities.
» History. Home to legendary institutions like the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the Cleveland Orchestra and the Cleveland Museum of Art means tons of learning experiences.
» Entertainment. Three professional sports teams, the second largest performing arts center in the nation, delicious food options and more are all at your fingertips.
» Beauty. Award-winning parks, 300+ miles of walking and biking trails, 23,000 acres of nature preserves and gorgeous views of Lake Erie.
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LIVING ON CAMPUS
From bed to class in minutes. Studying, breaks with friends, campus events, afternoon naps, more class, coffee with a mentor, evening trivia, working out and all the food in between.
Make the most of your time on campus and save your commutes for the bus ride to your amazing new internship or an afternoon at Edgewater beach.
2023 − 2024
RATES AND PLANS
To live in our residence halls, submit your housing contract at csuohio.edu/reslife . Assignments are made based on when complete contracts are received. Rates are per person, and include utilities (water, sewer, gas, trash and electricity), basic cable and internet service. Free laundry facilities are located throughout the buildings. All on-campus residents are required to have health insurance effective in Ohio and participate in a meal plan. Learn more about meal plans and rates on page 14.
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FENN TOWER
TYPICAL 2 BEDROOM / 2 BATHROOM / KITCHENETTE
Quad Occupancy
A shared bedroom and shared bathroom with living area and kitchenette
Per Semester: $4,675
Per Semester Plus Breaks: $5,403
Academic Year: $9,349
Academic Year
Plus Breaks: $10,806
TYPICAL 1 BEDROOM / 1 BATHROOM
Double Occupancy
A shared bedroom and shared bathroom
Per Semester: $4,049
Per Semester
Plus Breaks: $4,681
Academic Year: $8,099
Academic Year
Plus Breaks: $9,362
*Note: Room configurations in Fenn Tower vary widely.
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EUCLID COMMONS
TYPICAL 3 BEDROOM / 2 BATHROOM / KITCHEN
Quad Occupancy
A shared bedroom and two private bedrooms with living area and kitchen
SHARED PRIVATE
Per Semester: $4,755 $5,000
Per Semester
Plus Breaks: $5,498 $5,782
Academic Year: $9,510 $10,000
Academic Year
Plus Breaks: $10,997 $11,564
TYPICAL 4 BEDROOM / 2 BATHROOM / KITCHEN
Quad Occupancy
A private bedroom and shared bathroom with living area and kitchen
Per Semester: $5,000
Per Semester Plus Breaks: $5,782
Academic Year: $10,000
Academic Year Plus Breaks: $11,564
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FIRST-YEAR EXPERIENCE
Those first months away from home can be exhilarating and overwhelming. That’s why we’ve created CSU’s First-Year Residential Experience, a program that helps you adjust to college life while establishing a foundation of engaged living and learning. Participating students live in either Fenn Tower or select sections of Euclid Commons. You’ll make fast friends within a community of other first-year residents and find balance in your new life.
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UPPERCLASSMEN COMMUNITIES
CSU now includes two upperclassmen residence hall communities. Get a taste of what it’s like to live, learn, work and play in the city. Just on the fringe of Playhouse Square, The Edge offers panoramic views of downtown Cleveland from its Skyview Lounge. The Langston , on the northern edge of campus, is just steps from restaurants, the Rec Center, sports fields and the heart of campus. Both communities feature a fitness room, study spaces, lounge areas and dedicated parking. You’ll get to know your neighbors with community builders, service projects and other social opportunities.
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THE LANGSTON
TYPICAL 2 BEDROOM / 2 BATHROOM / KITCHEN
Double Occupancy
Two private bedrooms with living area and kitchen
Per Semester with Breaks: $5,500
Academic Year with Breaks: $11,000
TYPICAL 4 BEDROOM / 4 BATHROOM / KITCHEN
Quad Occupancy
Four private bedrooms with shared living area and kitchen
Per Semester with Breaks: $5,250
Academic Year with Breaks: $10,500
CLOSET BATH BATH CLOSET BED BED KITCHEN LIVING
BATH BED BED BED BED BATH BATH BATH KITCHEN LIVING
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Room configurations vary widely. Studio, 1-Bedroom and 3-Bedroom apartment options are also available.
THE EDGE
TYPICAL 2 BEDROOM / 2 BATHROOM / KITCHEN
Double Occupancy
Two private bedrooms with living area and kitchen
Per Semester with Breaks: $5,500
Academic Year with Breaks: $11,000
TYPICAL 4 BEDROOM / 4 BATHROOM / KITCHEN
Quad Occupancy
Four private bedrooms with shared living area and kitchen
Per Semester with Breaks: $5,250
Academic Year with Breaks: $10,500
BATH CLOSET BATH BEDROOM BEDROOM KITCHEN LIVING
Room configurations vary widely. Studio and 1-Bedroom apartment options are also available.
BATH BATH BED BED BATH BED BATH KITCHEN LIVING BED
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DINING ON CAMPUS
Everyone is welcome at every Viking Food Co. venue, whether you live on- or off-campus. Join us for breakfast, lunch or dinner at Viking Marketplace . Get caffeinated at Starbucks . Treat yourself to a frozen lemonade from Chick-fil-A or grab a taco from Barrio between classes. Across campus, you’ll find options to fit all appetites and budgets.
Dining Dollars are campus currency and can be directly loaded to your Viking Card. Learn more at vikingfoodco.campusdish.com or find us on social @vikingfoodco.
New: Meal Exchange! Exchange a meal swipe for a meal at select campus retail food locations. Limited to 30 swipes per semester for select menu items at Barrio, Viking Public House and Wolstein Center Concession Stands (during home games).
KNOW YOUR PERKS
MEAL SWIPES
Use for meals at our main dining hall—the Viking Marketplace
DINING DOLLARS
Use for purchases at any Viking Food Co. dining location
GUEST MEALS
Treat friends or family to a meal at the Viking Marketplace
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RESIDENTIAL MEAL PLAN RATES
*Residential rates subject to change, but do lock-in for each new cohort. Rates shown per semester.
COMMUNITY MEAL PLAN OPTIONS
Rates shown per semester and are subject to change.
MEAL PLAN AVERAGE MEALS PER WEEK DINING DOLLARS GUEST MEALS COST PER SEMESTER Green and White Unlimited All Access Unlimited Swipes Per Week $400 5 $2,380 Weekly 14 14 Swipes Per Week $150 5 $1,855 Weekly 5 5 Swipes Per Week $500 5 $1,150
MEAL PLAN AVERAGE MEALS PER WEEK DINING DOLLARS GUEST MEALS COST PER SEMESTER Green and White Unlimited All Access Unlimited Swipes Per Week $400 5 $2,380 Weekly 14 14 Swipes Per Week $150 5 $1,855 Weekly 5 5 Swipes Per Week $500 5 $1,150 Block 40 + $100 40 Swipes Per Semester $100 - $440 2023 2024 | MEAL PLANS 14
6 4 1 2 3 5 7 8 #EATLIKEAVIKING DINING LOCATIONS Viking Marketplace Featuring Choolah Indian BBQ and The Smokehouse Chick-fil-A Starbucks Viking Express 1 STUDENT CENTER Barrio Tacos 2 BERKMAN HALL The Longship Food Truck 5 MOBILE Viking Public House 3 ADMINISTRATION CENTER Market on Euclid 4 EUCLID COMMONS Business Perks 6 BUSINESS BUILDING The Link 7 LAW INNERLINK Concession Stands WOLSTEIN CENTER 8 15 DINING LOCATIONS |
CAMPUS MAP
MAP KEY
Bike Rack Locations .........................
Dining Locations
Emergency Telephones
Huntington Bank ATM.........................
CEDARAVENUE
BLDG 1 B BLDG 3 BLDG 2 CSU ARTS CAMPUS: ART, DANCE, DESIGN, FILM, THEATRE IDEA CENTER PALACE, STATE, AND OHIO THEATERS SWINGOS COURT BROWNELL COURT BROWNELL COURT
WC WP CH SC RT RW MU CS TD L A L L BU AT FM MB UR L B UN ED C.M.S.D. STEM HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUS SAFETY/
C.M.S.D. CLEVELAND INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL K-8
POLICE
BLDG 1 BLDG 2 BLDG 3 BLDG. 4 BLDG 4 BLDG 7 LDG 5 BLDG 8 BLDG 9 BLDG 6 TC PH AC EC EC F T H S PE RC WH FH S I S R BH L A A A PS CM PA WA CE MM J H EC EC UNDERGRAD ADMISSIONS WELCOME CENTER C.M.S.D. CLEVELAND INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL 9-12 PARKING CAMPUS411 /ALL-IN-ONE ATM & BRANCH Allen Theatre AT Arts Campus AMC Annex ...................................................................... AA Berkman Hall....................................................... BH The Jack, Joseph, and Morton Mandel Honors College; Campus 411/All-In-1; Parking and Transportation Services Bert L. Wolstein Hall............................................ LB College of Law Campus Safety CS University Police College of Health............................................................ CH College of Health, Health and Wellness Services Cole Center CE C.M.S.D. Campus International School 9–12 The Edge ED Student Residence Housing Euclid Commons EC Welcome Center; Undergraduate and International Admissions; Residence Life; Student Residence Housing Fenn Hall............................................................. FH Washkewicz College of Engineering Fenn Tower........................................................... FT Student Residence Housing Glickman-Miller Hall............................................ UR Levin College of Public Affairs and Education Health Sciences HS Julka Hall JH Education Langston ......................................................................... LA Student Residence Housing Law Library.......................................................... LL MAGNET Building ........................................................... CM Mather Mansion MM Medical Mutual Tennis Dome and Pavilion TD Middough Building......................................................... MB Arts Campus Monte Ahuja Hall................................................. BU Monte Ahuja College of Business Music and Communication.................................. MU Waetjen Auditorium, Drinko Recital Hall Parker Hannifin Administration Center AC Parker Hannifin Hall PH Physical Education.............................................. PE Robert Busbey Natatorium, Woodling Gymnasium Plant Annex PA Plant Services ................................................................ PS Recreation Center............................................... RC Rhodes Tower....................................................... RT Rhodes West.................................................................. RW Michael Schwartz Library School of Film & Media Arts FM Science Building SI Science and Research Center............................. SR Student Center ............................................................... SC Viking Outfitters — CSU Books and Spiritwear; Campus Dining Union Building UN Counseling Center Wallingford Building WA Washkewicz Hall WH Washkewicz College of Engineering Wolstein Center............................................................. WO Bert L. and Iris S. Wolstein Center, Henry A. Goodman Arena Wolstein Center Pavilion and Banquet Center WP Gerald H. Gordon Conference Pavilion
UNDERGRADUATE TUITION RATES
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
Scholarships for new freshmen and transfer students are one more way CSU helps make college more affordable. 73% of CSU undergraduates receive aid each year, totaling approximately $104 million. You’ll be automatically considered for institutional scholarships once you are formally admitted. Awards are based on a variety of factors, including academic merit and financial need. Students can also apply for competitive scholarships available through CSU academic departments, donors, athletics and more.
For details on eligibility, application deadlines and more visit csuohio.edu/scholarships
2024
2023
IN-STATE / FULL TIME / LIVE ON CAMPUS YEAR Yearly Undergraduate Tuition* (12–18 credit hours) $12,502.80 Room (Fenn Tower, double occupancy) $8,099 Board (Traditional 14 meals/week plus $150 Dining Dollars/semester) $3,710 Books and Supplies (Estimated) $900 On-campus Parking (Green Resident Permit) $744 Total $25,955.80 IN-STATE / FULL TIME / COMMUTER YEAR Yearly Undergraduate Tuition* (12–18 credit hours) $12,502.80 Books and Supplies (Estimated) $900 On-campus Parking (Green Commuter Permit) $544 Total $13,946.80 OUT-OF-STATE/ FULL TIME / LIVE ON CAMPUS YEAR Yearly Undergraduate Tuition* (12–18 credit hours) $17,863.20 Room (Fenn Tower, double occupancy) $8,099 Board (Traditional 14 meals/week plus $150 Dining Dollars/semester) $3,710 Books and Supplies (Estimated) $900 On-campus Parking (Green Resident Permit) $744 Total $31,316.20
*Additional student fees may apply.
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