Cleveland isn't your typical metropolis—it's better. Our home ranks as one of the country's most livable cities, with thriving healthcare and biotechnology industries, a lively arts scene, an affordable cost of living, and a wealth of natural resources.
Nearly 40% of Fortune 500 companies are present in Northeast Ohio through corporate headquarters, major divisions and subsidiaries, giving our students a diverse industry landscape in which to work on projects, partnerships and internship opportunities.
Aside from graduating with a portfolio of experience with top companies, the connections you make in Cleveland allow you to pave the path for opportunities wherever you aspire to live and work.
Diverse Neighborhoods
University Circle
One of the most cultural square miles in the country, is a world-class center for education, medicine and the arts located just minutes from downtown Cleveland. Our neighborhood is home to incredible institutions such as the world-famous and —leading to its ranking as the best arts district in the U.S. (USA Today). It also also boasts nationally renowned medical centers and countless restaurants.
Coventry Village
Coventry Village—a destination and home for many of our students, faculty and staff—features affordable apartments filled with eclectic eateries and shops less than a couple of miles from campus.
Tremont
Tremont, one of Cleveland’s oldest neighborhoods, is known for its award-winning restaurants, dynamic arts scene, unique shops and events that attract visitors from around the region (and country). Tremont is situated along the Towpath Trail and is just minutes from downtown.
A Cultural Hub
Local Attractions
Just steps away from our campus, you can receive free admission to the 's permanent collection. Or, immerse yourself in one of Cleveland's other many museums, including the , the and more.
The Forest City
Nicknamed "The Forest City," Cleveland has more parks per square mile than any other major metropolis, including 22,000+ acres in 18 reservations at the . Its system of nature preserves features miles of running and hiking trails, bridle paths, ball fields and nature centers perfect for the daily variety of , and . And, just a short drive away, you'll find —the 10th largest lake in the world by surface area—plus and many other .
Sights and Smells
About 20 minutes from campus, you can drive or catch an RTA public transit route to experience the one-of-a-kind sights and smells of the . More than 100 vendors are available to provide you everything from fine meats, fresh seafood and vegetables to tasty baked goods and other culinary delights.