SAT University Admissions Guide

Case Western Reserve University

Also known as: Case Western, CWRU, Case

Private Nonprofit school in Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America

Federated in 1967 from Western Reserve University (founded 1826) and Case Institute of Technology (founded 1880), CWRU comprises eight schools offering over 100 undergraduate and 160 graduate and professional programs. As of Fall 2024, it enrolls 6,528 undergraduates and 5,947 graduate and professional students—totaling 12,475—from all 50 states and 106 countries on its University Circle campus. A member of the Association of American Universities, CWRU reported $553.7 million in R&D expenditures in 2023 and employs more than 1,182 full‑time faculty. The Spartans compete in NCAA Division III as a founding member of the University Athletic Association.

private nonprofit

research oriented

test‑optional

urban campus

Case Western Reserve University background

SAT Scores are optional

This university has a test-optional policy.

CWRU maintains a test‑optional policy: applicants choose at application whether to submit SAT or ACT scores and may change their decision up to two weeks before receiving an admission decision. Applicants who self‑report scores must provide official test reports upon matriculation, and the university superscores both exams to use the highest section scores in a holistic review.

Note: Some programs or scholarships may still recommend or require SAT scores. Always verify the latest admission criteria on the official university website.

More SAT Admissions Info for Universities in Ohio

Antioch University

Yellow Springs, Ohio, United States of America

Antioch University is a private non‑profit system with multiple campus locations across the United States and online programs, headquartered in Yellow Springs, Ohio.

Union Institute & University

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Union Institute & University was a private online university headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Miami University

Oxford, Ohio, United States of America

Miami University is a public research university in Oxford, Ohio, founded in 1809 as the second‑oldest university in Ohio.

University of Mount Union

Alliance, Ohio, United States of America

The University of Mount Union is a private liberal arts university in Alliance, Ohio, founded in 1846.

North Central State College

Mansfield, Ohio, United States of America

North Central State College is a public community college in Mansfield, Ohio, with an open admissions policy that does not require SAT or ACT scores for admission.

Oberlin College and Conservatory

Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America

Oberlin College and Conservatory is a private liberal arts college and conservatory of music in Oberlin, Ohio, founded in 1833. The institution practices a test‑optional admissions policy, allowing applicants to choose whether to submit SAT or ACT scores.

Ready to find the right university for your SAT score?

Explore Global Universities That Accept the SAT — Start Your Journey Today!

Search universities around the world and instantly understand their SAT requirements. Whether you're aiming for the Ivy League, top European schools, or hidden academic gems, SAT Sphere’s University Admissions Hub helps you explore global options by location and policy. See where the SAT is accepted, recommended, required—or not considered at all—so you can plan smarter, apply strategically, and unlock your future.

Start Preparing for the SAT to Get Into Universities Like This One

You're exploring Case Western Reserve University and other top universities — now make sure you're ready to apply with confidence. SAT Sphere gives you everything you need to master the Digital SAT: expert-designed lessons, real exam simulations, smart progress tracking, and tailored practice based on your strengths and weaknesses. Start preparing today and boost your chances of getting into the universities that matter most to you.