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. 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.
1 / 3 are Transfer Students 14 ,160 Students
25 Average Undergrad Class Size Students Come to CSU From and 43 States 115 Countries
17:1
Student-to-Faculty Ratio small class sizes for more personalized learning
175 + Academic Programs
3 ,000 +
Annual Internships, Co-Ops and Experiential Learning Activites
145 ,000 + Graduates
Explore our list of majors and minors on pages 16-17.
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.
3,000 +
Students Living On or Near Campus
200 +
Student Clubs and Organizations
18
NCAA Division I Athletic Teams
9,000 +
Events Each Year
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.
» Entertainment. Three professional sports teams, the second largest performing arts center in the nation, delicious food options and more 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.
» Business. Access to practical learning, internships and early employer recruitment.
LIVING ON CAMPUS
From bed to class in minutes with plenty of time for studying, breaks with friends, campus events, afternoon naps, 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.
RATES AND PLANS
To live in our residence halls, visit csuohio.edu/reslife for complete information and access to our housing contract. You will make your housing selection once your complete contract is received. Rates are per person, per semester (all-inclusive). Free laundry facilities are located throughout Euclid Commons and in-unit for upper division housing. 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 13.
UPPER DIVISION HOUSING
CSU includes two upper division 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 center, study spaces and lounge areas, and on-site parking is available for purchase. You’ll get to know your neighbors through community builders, leadership development opportunities and other social activities.
THE LANGSTON
2 BEDROOM / 2 BATHROOM / PRIVATE
Two private bedrooms and two private bathrooms with common area and kitchen
Per Semester with Breaks:
$5,610
Academic Year with Breaks: $11,220
4 BEDROOM / 4 BATHROOM / PRIVATE
Four private bedrooms and four private bathrooms with shared living area and kitchen
Per Semester with Breaks: $5,355
Academic Year with Breaks: $10,710
Room configurations vary widely. Studio, 1-Bedroom and 3-Bedroom apartment options are also available. 2024-2025 cohort rates per person.
2 BEDROOM / 2 BATHROOM / PRIVATE
BATH
CLOSET
Two private bedrooms and two private bathrooms with common area and kitchen
Per Semester with Breaks: $5,610
Academic Year with Breaks: $11,220
4 BEDROOM / 4 BATHROOM / PRIVATE
Four private bedrooms and four private bathrooms with shared living area and kitchen
Per Semester with Breaks: $5,355
Academic Year with Breaks: $10,710
Room configurations vary widely. Studio and 1-Bedroom apartment options are also available. 2024-2025 cohort rates per person.
3 BEDROOM / 2 BATHROOM
A shared bedroom, two private bedrooms, two bathrooms, common area and kitchen
Per Semester Plus Breaks: $5,609 $5,898
Academic Year: $9,700 $10,200
Academic Year Plus Breaks: $11,218 $11,796
4 BEDROOM / 2 BATHROOM
Private bedrooms, two shared bathrooms, common area and kitchen
Per Semester: $5,100
Per Semester Plus Breaks: $5,898
Academic Year: $10,200
Academic Year Plus Breaks: $11,796
FIRST-YEAR EXPERIENCE
Those first months away from home can be exhilarating and overwhelming. That’s why we’ve created CSU’s FirstYear Residential Experience, a program that helps you transition to campus life. The program fosters a sense of community and belonging while providing opportunities for you to connect with peers and develop physical and emotional wellness skills. Participating students live in select sections of Euclid Commons. You’ll create life-long friendships within a community of other first-year residents and find balance in your new life.
DINING ON CAMPUS
Everyone is welcome at our Viking Food Co. venues, whether you live on- or offcampus. 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.
Money can be directly loaded to your Viking Card for convenient use across campus (currently the Dining Dollars program). Learn more at vikingfoodco.campusdish.com or find us on social @vikingfoodco.
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.
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MAJORS AND MINORS
UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS
Adolescent/Young Adult Education
Africana Studies
Art and Design
» Design
» Studio Art
Biology
Business
» Accounting
» Business Analytics
» Business Economics
» Business Studies
» Economics
» Finance
» General Business
» Healthcare Management
» Human Resource Management
» Information Systems
» International Business
» Marketing
» Operations and Supply Chain Management
» Property Management
» Sport and Entertainment
Management
Chemistry
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Communication Studies
» Communication Management Track
» General Communication Track
Community Planning
Criminology
Dance
Early Childhood Education (P–5)
Engineering
» Biomedical Engineering
» Chemical Engineering
» Civil Engineering
» Computer Engineering
» Computer Science
» Data Science
» Electrical Engineering
» Electronics Engineering Technology
» Mechanical Engineering
» Mechanical Engineering Technology
English
Environmental Science
Environmental Studies
Exercise Science
Film & Media Arts
Foreign Language Education
Health Sciences
» General Interest Track
» Health Promotion Track
» Pre-Occupational Therapy Track
» Pre-Physical Therapy Track
» Pre-Physician Assistant Track
History
International Relations
Journalism and Promotional Communication
» Journalism Track
» Integrated Promotional Communication/Public Relations Track
Liberal Studies
Mathematics
Middle Childhood Education
» Language Arts and Mathematics
» Language Arts and Science
» Language Arts and Social Studies
» Mathematics and Science
» Mathematics and Social Studies
» Science and Social Studies
Music
Music Education
Music Therapy
Nonprofit Administration
Nursing
Organizational Leadership
Pharmaceutical Science
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Public Policy and Management
Public Safety Management
Social Studies
Social Work
Sociology
Special Education
Theatre Arts
Women’s and Gender Studies
Majors current as of July 26, 2024. Find our complete updated list of majors at csuohio.edu/majors.
With over 175 programs to choose from, you’re sure to find a career path that fits you. Still exploring? Take our quiz to discover majors that align with your interests, personality and academic aptitude. csuohio.mymajors.com/quiz
MINORS
Accounting
Africana Studies
American Sign Language
American Studies
Anthropology
Arabic
Art History
Asian Studies
Biology
Biomedical Engineering
Business
Chemistry
Classical Studies
Communication
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Computer Science
Criminology
Dance
Digital Content Production
Economics
English
Entrepreneurship
Environmental Policy
Environmental Science
Exercise Science
Finance
French
Geological Sciences
Governance, Risk Management and Compliance
Graphic Design
Health Care Management
Health Communication
History
Human Resource Management
Information Systems
International Business
International Film
Linguistics
Marketing
Mathematics
Medieval Studies
Middle Eastern Studies
Music
Native American Studies
Neuroscience
Nonprofit Administration
Operations and Supply Chain Management
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Professional Selling
Property Management
Psychology
Religious Studies
Sociology
Sociology of Health and Healthcare
Spanish
Spanish Health Sciences
Sport and Entertainment Management
Statistics
Studio Art
Sustainable Urban Development
Taxation
Theatre Arts
Urban and Regional Studies
Visual Studies
Women’s and Gender Studies
ADDITIONAL PRE-PROFESSIONAL TRACKS
(PAIRED WITH MAJORS)
Pre-Anesthesiologist Assistant
Pre-Dental
Pre-Law
Pre-Medicine
Pre-Optometry
Pre-Pharmacy
Pre-Veterinary Medicine
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
Scholarships for new freshmen and transfer students are one more way CSU helps make college more affordable. 80% of CSU undergraduates receive aid each year, totaling approximately $106 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 specific award amounts, deadlines and more visit csuohio.edu/scholarships .
UNDERGRADUATE TUITION RATES
student fees may apply.
