The Wolf Scholarship is the most complete award Case Western Reserve University publishes for incoming students. It runs four years and covers tuition, room, board, fees, books and elective summer experiences meant to give you practical knowledge.
Every first-year applicant can apply. Case Western says it judges character and demonstrated potential to be a leader first, then academic performance, intellect and accomplishments, which means a strong transcript alone will not carry it.
International students can participate in Case Western's scholarship competitions unless a particular competition notes otherwise, and this one carries no such note, so a full ride at a research university is genuinely open from abroad.
One student wins it each year. The cost to you is a separate scholarship application with an essay by 15 February plus a complete admission application, with winners notified by 1 April.
