What majors does Case Western offer?

I'm exploring different major options for college and am particularly interested in Case Western Reserve University. Can anyone give me a rundown of the types of majors they provide, especially in the sciences or engineering?

Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) offers a wide range of majors across the fields of sciences and engineering. Under their School of Engineering, there are several options that include Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Aerospace Engineering. They also recently introduced an Engineering Physics major that integrates fundamental physics, electrical engineering and principles of materials science.

For the sciences, CWRU offers majors such as Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Geological Sciences in their College of Arts and Sciences. Biology is available either as a Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (BS), depending on the level of depth and focus you're interested in. The BS track, for example, is intended for students planning on further professional study in biology or a related field.

Additionally, CWRU has some unique interdisciplinary programs like Systems Biology and Bioinformatics, combining biology, computer science, and data analysis; and Polymer Science and Engineering, an interdisciplinary program between the Departments of Chemistry, Macromolecular Science, and Engineering.

Remember, all students at CWRU begin as undeclared in their first semester, so you'll have the opportunity to explore different fields and career paths before you have to declare a major, which isn’t until the end of your first year on average. It's also not unusual for students to have multiple majors or minors.

Bear in mind that each major has a unique curriculum that includes core courses and electives. Always verify the specific requirements from the academic department or the school's official catalog for the most accurate information.