Cleveland is a great place to work and play, to attend school, and to participate in the community. A dynamic center of industry, wealth, population and culture, Cleveland is affordable and accessible, while also offering a variety of advantages to the Weatherhead community.
Business features
 With
its prime location on the shore of Lake Erie, Cleveland is a thriving international
port as well as home to 25 Fortune 1000 corporations, all leading international
accounting firms, the fourth district Federal Reserve Bank, world-class
health care organizations, and a flourishing entrepreneurial community.
Through Action Learning field projects, career development programs, and
alumni connections, Weatherhead students frequently interact with Cleveland’s
diverse management community, which spans the manufacturing, banking, health
care, aerospace/defense, automotive, and consumer goods industries as well
as the nonprofit sector.
Cultural attractions
The Cleveland Museum of Art and Cleveland Orchestra are at the heart
of University Circle. The Cleveland Play House and Signstage Theater are
both just minutes from campus. Playhouse Square, home to the four theaters
- the Palace, State, Ohio, and Allen - makes downtown Cleveland the largest
theater district between New York and Chicago.
 Pro sports
If you can't live without professional sports teams, never fear. We've
got it all - from the MLB Cleveland
Indians to the NFL Cleveland
Browns to the NBA Cavaliers.
Even pro soccer (MISL Force)
and hockey (IHL Barons) are
on the roster.
Entertainment options
Cleveland is known for its Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Great Lakes Science Center, and Omnimax Theater. Cedar Point and the Pro Football Hall of Fame are only a short drive away.
 Natural
wonders
Get back to nature by exploring Lake Erie and its parks, beaches, and fishing
piers. Cleveland also features a system of thirteen Metroparks,
the Emerald Necklace, that circles the city with picnic areas, bike paths,
hiking trails, and even a golf course or two. There's a
Metroparks Zoo, too.
Shopping and dining
Shopping and dining experiences range from The Flats - a waterfront district of shops, clubs, and dining establishments on the east and west banks of the Cuyahoga River - to the historic gallery district of Ohio City to upscale shopping in Tower City Center, the Galleria, and Legacy Village.
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