3 PA State Schools May Merge

[Benzgirl]

Not state schools and works well with what each school provides, Cleveland has 3 private schools that share resources. Students at the Cleveland Institute of Art and Cleveland Institute of Music take many of their non-major classes at Case Western Reserve University and they share a lot of amenities. Dorms are still school-specific because living arrangements are often focused on their majors.

Not an issue for Greek Life since only CWRU and only Case students are permitted to participate. But, CIA and CIM students can participate in other clubs at CWRU.

[GoldenAnchor]

Originally Posted by Benzgirl

Not state schools and works well with what each school provides, Cleveland has 3 private schools that share resources. Students at the Cleveland Institute of Art and Cleveland Institute of Music take many of their non-major classes at Case Western Reserve University and they share a lot of amenities. Dorms are still school-specific because living arrangements are often focused on their majors.

Not an issue for Greek Life since only CWRU and only Case students are permitted to participate. But, CIA and CIM students can participate in other clubs at CWRU.

CIM and CIA students are able to participate in Greek Life at CWRU. It’s not very common but it’s certainly happened before.

CWRU students can also take some credits of CIM or CIA courses for no charge each semester if they’re interested in some of the more specific offerings.

[Benzgirl]

Originally Posted by GoldenAnchor

CIM and CIA students are able to participate in Greek Life at CWRU. It’s not very common but it’s certainly happened before.

My cousin's granddaughter is a Freshman at CIA and she said she couldn't go through recruitment Winter Semester. <shrug> Granddaughter of cousin would be a legacy of one of the sororities at CWRU.
I would agree that it is not very common, though.

[GoldenAnchor]

Originally Posted by Benzgirl

My cousin's granddaughter is a Freshman at CIA and she said she couldn't go through recruitment Winter Semester. <shrug> Granddaughter of cousin would be a legacy of one of the sororities at CWRU.
I would agree that it is not very common, though.

Huh interesting, if that is the new rule than it was changed within the last two years. If you can I’d definitely encourage your cousins granddaughter (first cousin twice removed?) to look into it more if she’s interested.

[Benzgirl]

Originally Posted by GoldenAnchor

Huh interesting, if that is the new rule than it was changed within the last two years. If you can I’d definitely encourage your cousins granddaughter (first cousin twice removed?) to look into it more if she’s interested.

It is very possible that she isn't interested in going through recruitment and her easy-out was to say she wasn't eligible. IDK...can't always get into the head of an 18-year old