<p>Regardless of where you go, you may want to improve your grammar and spelling. College is work, and people who respond to interviews are either aggrieved or exceptionally happy, and you get many outliers. People complain because of the work load is heavy for engineering and pre med, and the majority of students belong to those two groups (compared to humanities/social sciences). The working world is easier than college because your using skills you have already learned, and are doing things you should know how to do. People manage to have social lives and participate in a variety of activities. Additionally, Case has a rather high acceptance rate for the level of difficulty, and there are kids here who shouldn’t be here, in that they just aren’t smart enough for a school like Case.</p>