Cleveland State University

Cleveland State University is a public research university located in downtown Cleveland of, Ohio state. It was initially founded in 1964 and opened its first class in 1965. Today, CSU is part of the University System of Ohio and offers over 70 academic majors, 27 master's programs, two post-masters degrees, six doctoral degrees, and 2 law degrees. 

CSU sits atop an 85-acre land with over 40 buildings, making it the most significant footprint in downtown Cleveland. The university has over 250 partnerships and research collaborations with prominent organizations such as NAS Glenn Research Center, the Federal Government, the City of Cleveland, and many more. 

Located between Chicago and New York City, CSU offers the advantage of being affordable while providing a unique educational journey. It features small classes, world-renowned professors, and unparalleled real-world learning outside the classrooms for its students to get hands-on experience in their chosen fields. 

Besides academics, CSU also has a state-of-the-art campus recreation facility to promote health, wellness, and leisure. It is a 110,000 Sq. Foot facility includes a natatorium, latest exercise equipment, fitness space, basketball courts, indoor tracks, multipurpose studios, etc.