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CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY 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, academic coaches 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. Your CSU community will support you every step of the way.

WE ARE CLEVELAND STATE

Established in

1964

14,000 + Students 1/3 Are Transfer Students Students Come to CSU From

45 and 132

States

Countries

Average Undergrad Size 26 Class

16 :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.

EXPERIENCE CSU

85 Acres

In the Heart of Downtown

3,000+

Students Living in Our Four Residence Hall Communities or Near Campus

200+

Student Clubs and Organizations

9,000+

Annual Campus Events

16 NCAA Division I

CSU Athletic Teams to Cheer On

Legendary Institutions Such as Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, The Cleveland Orchestra and Cleveland Museum of Art

3 Pro Sports Teams Guardians, Cavaliers, Browns

Food + Entertainment Restaurants, Concerts and Everything in Between

Playhouse Square 2nd Largest Performing Arts Center in the Nation

Cleveland Metroparks

325+ Miles of Trails, 25,000+ Acres of Nature Preserves and Gorgeous Views of Lake Erie 4

THE CITY IS OUR CAMPUS

THE CIT OUR CA

Y IS MPUS

IT'S WHERE WE LIVE, WORK AND DRAW INSPIRATION Your education will come to life when you’re steps away from history, culture and entertainment, not to mention our region’s top employers. Discover your interests and spark new passions.

CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY

LIVING ON CAMPUS Get to class in minutes — with time to study, grab coffee with a mentor, hit the gym, catch campus events, nap and unwind with friends. Living on campus means more time for what matters.

2025 − 2026

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 Fenn Tower 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.

LIVING ON CAMPUS

FIRST YEAR EXPERIENCE Your first months on campus can be exciting and a bit overwhelming. CSU’s First-Year Residential Experience helps you adjust by building community, supporting wellness and connecting you with fellow first-year students in Euclid Commons and Fenn Tower. You’ll find balance — and lifelong friends — along the way.

Fully Furnished Units

Study Spaces + Community Lounges Free

On-Site Laundry

24-Hour

Community Desk and On-Site Staff

UPPER DIVISION HOUSING CSU offers two upper-division residence halls: The Edge, with stunning downtown views near Playhouse Square, and The Langston, steps from dining, the Rec Center and campus life. Both feature fitness centers and optional on-site parking. Connect with neighbors through social events and leadership opportunities.

RESIDENCE HALL COMMUNITIES

EUCLID COMMONS 3 BEDROOM / 2 BATHROOM

A shared bedroom, two private bedrooms, two bathrooms, common area and kitchen SHARED

PRIVATE

Per Semester:

$4,947

$5,202

Per Semester Plus Breaks:

$5,739

$6,034

Academic Year:

$9,894

$10,404

Academic Year Plus Breaks:

$11,478

$12,068

Room configurations vary. 1-bedroom and 4-bedroom options are also available. 2025-2026 cohort rates per person.

LIVING ON CAMPUS

FENN TOWER 1 BEDROOM / 1 BATHROOM Double Occupancy A shared bedroom and shared bathroom Per Semester:

$4,211

Per Semester Plus Breaks:

$4,868

Academic Year:

$8,422

Academic Year Plus Breaks:

$9,436

Room configurations vary. 2-bedroom shared option also available. 2025-2026 cohort rates per person.

LFIRST-YEAR EXPERIENCE

THE EDGE 2 BEDROOM / 2 BATHROOM / PRIVATE LIVING

BEDROOM

CLOSET BATH KITCHEN BATH

Two private bedrooms and two private bathrooms with common area and kitchen Per Semester Plus Breaks:

$5,722

Academic Year Plus Breaks:

$11,444

Room configurations vary widely. Studio, 1-bedroom and 4-bedroom apartment options are also available. 2025-2026 cohort rates per person.

LIVING ON CAMPUS

THE LANGSTON 2 BEDROOM / 2 BATHROOM / PRIVATE

BED

LIVING BATH

BED BATH

KITCHEN CLOSET

CLOSET

Two private bedrooms and two private bathrooms with common area and kitchen Per Semester Plus Breaks:

$5,722

Academic Year Plus Breaks:

$11,444

Room configurations vary widely. Studio, 1-bedroom, 3-bedroom and 4-bedroom apartment options are also available. 2025-2026 cohort rates per person.

UPPER DIVISION COMMUNITIES

DINING ON CAMPUS Everyone is welcome at our Viking Food Co. venues, 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 fresh sushi from Hissho Sushi 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 (Dining Dollars program). Learn more at vikingfoodco.campusdish.com or find us on social @vikingfoodco.

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DINING ON CAMPUS

2025 − 2026

RESIDENTIAL MEAL PLAN RATES Residential rates subject to change, but do lock in for each new cohort. Rates shown per semester. Average Meals Per Week

Meal Exchanges

Dining Dollars

Guest Meals

Cost Per Semester

Green & White Unlimited All Access

21+

3 per week

$400

$2,501

Weekly 14

2 per week

$150

$1,949

Block 135*

8–9

32 per semester

$250

$1,412

Weekly 5*

2 per week

$500

$1,209

Meal Plan

*Excludes freshman residents

COMMUNITY MEAL PLAN OPTIONS Rates shown per semester and are subject to change. Average Meals Per Week

Meal Exchanges

Dining Dollars

Guest Meals

Cost Per Semester

Green & White Unlimited All Access

21+

3 per week

$400

$2,501

Weekly 14

2 per week

$150

$1,949

Block 135

8–9

32 per semester

$250

$1,412

Weekly 5

2 per week

$500

$1,209

Block 40

2–3

32 per semester

$100

$462

Meal Plan

K N OW YOUR P ERKS 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

Meal Exchanges

Exchange a meal swipe for a meal at select campus retail food locations

Meal Swipes

Use for meals at our main dining hall — the Viking Marketplace MEAL PLANS

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6 The Longship Food Truck Location varies. Follow us @VikingFoodCo and #RollWithUs.

40 TRANSIT CENTER

7 Business Perks

8 The Link 9 Wolstein Center Concessions open for events

SWINGOS COURT

BROWNELL COURT

DINING LOCATIONS

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BROWNELL COURT

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MAP KEY

AC Building Codes

Emergency Telephones

PG Campus Parking

RTA Health Line Stop

CAMPUS MAP

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AMC Annex................................................................ AA Berkman Hall.............................................................BH The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Honors College; College of Arts and Sciences; Campus 411/All-In-1; Parking and Transportation Services; Veteran and Military Student Success Center Bert L. Wolstein Hall................................................. LB College of Law Campus Safety.......................................................... CS University Police Ceramics and Manufacturing.................................... CM 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 Undergraduate Admissions Welcome Center; 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 CE Health Sciences........................................................HS Julka Hall.................................................................. JH Krenzler Field............................................................ KF The Langston............................................................. LA Student Residence Housing Law Library................................................................LL Mather Mansion.......................................................MM International Admissions Medical Mutual Tennis Dome and Pavilion................. TD 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 Graduate Admissions Physical Education.................................................... PE Robert Busbey Natatorium; Woodling Gymnasium Plant Annex............................................................... PA Plant Services........................................................... PS Recreation Center.....................................................RC Rhodes Tower............................................................ RT Michael Schwartz Library; Counseling Center Rhodes West............................................................ RW School of Film & Media Arts......................................FM Science Building......................................................... SI Science and Research Center.................................... SR Student Center.......................................................... SC Viking Outfitters; Campus Dining; ATM Theatre and Arts.........................................................TA Arts Campus Union Building...........................................................UN Wallingford Building................................................. WA Washkewicz Hall.......................................................WH Washkewicz College of Engineering Wolstein Center........................................................ WO Bert L. and Iris S. Wolstein Center, Henry A. Goodman Arena; ATM Wolstein Center Pavilion and Banquet Center........... WP Gerald H. Gordon Conference Pavilion

MAJORS AND MINORS UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS * Also available as a minor. Adolescent/Young Adult Education

Community Planning

History*

Africana Studies*

Criminology*

International Relations

Digital Humanities

Journalism and Public Relations » Journalism Track » Public Relations Track

Art and Design » Art History* » 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

MAJORS

Early Childhood Education (P–5) Engineering » Biomedical Engineering* » Chemical Engineering » Civil Engineering » Computer Engineering » Computer Science* » Construction Management » 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

Liberal Studies Mathematics* 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 and Dance Women’s and Gender Studies*

STILL EXPLORING? Take our quiz to discover majors that align with

your interests, personality and academic aptitude. csuohio.mymajors.com/quiz

NEW! INTEGRATED DEGREES 2 INTEGRATED FIELDS, 1 DEGREE, UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITIES

Computer Science + Design

Journalism + Criminology

Computer Science + Music

Journalism + Sociology

Mechanical Engineering + Electrical Engineering

Design + Psychology

Mathematics/Statistics + Computer Science

Psychology + Criminology

Electrical Engineering + Computer Science English + Computer Science

Physics + Computer Science

Mathematics/Statistics + Economics

PRE-PROFESSIONAL TRACKS (PAIRED WITH MAJORS)

Pre-Anesthesiologist Assistant

Pre-Law

Pre-Pharmacy

Pre-Dental

Pre-Medicine

Pre-Veterinary Medicine

Pre-Optometry

ADDITIONAL MINORS American Sign Language

Environmental Policy

Professional Selling

American Studies

French

Religious Studies

Anthropology

Geological Sciences

Arabic

Governance, Risk Management and Compliance

Sociology of Health and Healthcare

Asian Studies Broadcasting Classical Studies Communication Computational Biology Dance Digital Content Production Educational Studies Entrepreneurship

Spanish

Health Care Management

Spanish Health Sciences

Health Communication

Statistics

International Film

Sustainable Urban Development

Linguistics Medieval Studies Middle Eastern Studies Native American Studies Neuroscience

Taxation Theatre Arts Urban and Regional Studies Visual Studies

Majors and minors current as of Aug. 21, 2025. Find our complete updated list of majors at csuohio.edu/majors. MINORS AND ADDITIONAL TRACKS

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 $105 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. 2025 − 2026

UNDERGRADUATE TUITION RATES IN -STAT E / F ULL T I M E / L IV E O N C A M P U S

Y E AR

Yearly Undergraduate Tuition* (12–18 credit hours)

$13,259

Room (Euclid Commons, 3BD–2BA shared)

$9,894

Board (Traditional 14 meals/week plus $150 Dining Dollars/semester)

$3,898

Books and Supplies (Estimated)

$1,000

On-campus Parking (Green Resident Permit) Total IN -STAT E / F ULL T I M E / CO M M U T E R

$28,795 Y E AR

Yearly Undergraduate Tuition* (12–18 credit hours)

$13,259

Books and Supplies (Estimated)

$1,000

On-campus Parking (Green Commuter Permit) Total OU T- O F -STAT E/ F U L L T IM E / L IV E O N C A M P U S

$544 $14,803 Y E AR

Yearly Undergraduate Tuition* (12–18 credit hours)

$18,973

Room (Euclid Commons, 3BD–2BA shared)

$9,894

Board (Traditional 14 meals/week plus $150 Dining Dollars/semester)

$3,898

Books and Supplies (Estimated)

$1,000

On-campus Parking (Green Resident Permit) Total *Additional student fees may apply. 18

$744

TUITION AND SCHOLARSHIPS

$744 $34,509

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