<p>Ok wow, can we calm down a little bit? I’ll just sidestep the little feud going on here, and answer some of your questions.</p>
<p>Case will work you pretty hard, but its honestly not something that should scare you away. I think Tiff actually brought up a good point by mentioning that most of the students at Case are involved in engineering or the sciences. I think at any respectable university, these subjects will be difficult and cause quite a bit of strain on the students. That’s just the way it is. </p>
<p>I’m a third year biology major, and while I have found the curriculum challenging, I have tons of time for fun. I have a great group of friends that enjoys partying on the weekends and the occasional week-night. I have no problem finding a decent party on a friday or saturday and having a few drinks. Sure, not everybody at Case is into that sort of thing, and some will unfortunately sit in their dorm rooms in front of the computer on a friday night. Also, there’s a huge number of clubs and activities on campus at any given time, and they’re quite easy to get involved in. Anybody that wants to have a good time at Case can do so, and the workload will not stop you from that.</p>
<p>EDIT: I also forgot to mention that Greek life is a pretty big part of the social scene on Case’s campus. We make up something like 30% of the total student population, and many of the on campus events revolve around greek life. I especially like it here because the university imposes pretty strict rules that prevent the fraternities from doing ridiculous things like hazing. It’s a pretty chill scene compared to what you might find at most large universities.
hope that helps</p>