Cleveland State University

Established as a state-supported university in 1964, it has acknowledged its tradition of excellence by adopting the college's buildings, faculty, staff, and curriculum. The former Fenn, a private school of 2,500 students, was founded in 1929. The university's historical roots date back to the 19th century. During the 1880s, the Cleveland YMCA began offering board classes. days and evenings for students who do not  have access to higher education. The YMCA program was reorganized in 1906 as the Association, then founded as Fenn College in 1929. If we talk about partnerships/collaborations, there are over 250 organizations, including  the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland Metropolitan School District, the City of Cleveland, NASA Glenn Research Center, the business/industry, the federal government, other institutions of higher education, etc. Its academic institution includes eight colleges, including arts and sciences, business, education and public affairs, engineering, graduate studies, health, honors, and law. The  Continuing Education Department offers non-credit courses to thousands of students each year. Project 60 offers free classes for the elderly.

More than 1,000 courses support 200 major areas of study at the undergraduate and graduate levels, as well as professional certificates and continuing education programs. The school also offers a specialized program for talented and highly motivated students. Student activities play an important role here in addition to academics, as there is also a student government association, student bar association, school activities council, student-run radio station (WCSB-FM), three student newspapers. It is a melting pot of many different ethnicities because it is 55% female and 45% male. About 27 percent are minorities, two-thirds of whom are African American. More than 1,400 international students. The average age is 27 years old. About a third are enrolled in graduate school or law school.

The school is among the top 20% of US universities providing research and development opportunities. It serves nearly 16,000 students, including 1,400 international students. Prospective students can take 150 graduate courses, 30 undergraduate certificates, and many other programs. International students require a minimum GPA of 2.75 or higher on a 4.0 scale (81%) for admission at various levels of study. Tuition for undergraduate students is approximately USD 20,652 (INR 16.97 lakhs). Graduates can expect to pay  tuition fees ranging from USD 23,128 to USD 29,486 (INR 19.01 to 24.24 lakhs). Students planning to live on campus can choose from four residence  options. All on-campus residents must register for a residential meal plan at  campus dining facilities. The basic meal plan costs $1,507 per semester.