Cedarville University

Good people! The people make this place.
Teachers teach well depending on the major just like any school.
I believe that many people here struggle to see outside of personal bias. And that’s not necessarily a bad thing, since it is a Christian University. And if that is what you want, then you’ll receive a «Christian» education here!
The people make this place, just like any other place. It is what you make it.
And you will get out of it what you put into it.
Very good opportunities to be involved if you et yourself out there.
The location is not the best.
Half hour drive to get anywhere to do anything. Not that great of a music scene either.
Food is decent! They do offer a grill in the cafeteria where you can cook your own food. So that’s a plus.
Social life is good.
Again. It is what you put into it
Classes are honestly not that difficult. It truly depends on the major and class.
I know nursing is incredibly hard, as well as engineering. That is what the school is known for.

Coffee service is great and the selection is excellent.

The curriculum at Cedarville is more difficult then your average state school. I attended this school all four years, but took 4 classes at my local community college (which I realize has lower standards then a state school). The difference between Cedarville and the community college was immeasurable. I wrote an average essay for the public school and the professor used it as an example to demonstrate how to write a proper essay. At that moment, I knew that Cedarville was providing me with a great education. I have since graduated from law school using many of the skills I developed at Cedarville.
The social aspect: I can’t tell you how thankful I am that I attended a Christian school. What I learned here will last a lifetime. The friendships that developed there are lasting a lifetime. You can make the Cedarville experience anything you want it to be.
The area: There are some large beautiful parks within a stone’s throw. The best in my opinion is Glen Helen in the neighboring town of Yellow Springs. You can go to a Reds Game in Cincinnati or hit the streets for «Open Air» missions in downtown Dayton. Cedarville is a very small town, which was not a problem for me because I grew up in a very small town. Again, you can experience all you want to if you keep an open mind. There is a lot to explore.
Sports program: I have to mention the sports program because I participated in inter-​mural as well and intercollegiate. There are gifted athletes at this school in all sports and the basketball games are no joke!
I live in California now and find myself sometimes half-​apologizing when I try to describe my college because no one has ever heard of it (despite the fact that the father of a prominent pastor in town, Dr. David Jeremiah, was a longstanding chancellor at Cedarville). It’s a little-​known school outside the Midwest, which may lead some employers to think you received a sub-​par education.
If you go to Cedarville, use every resource available at the school. Don’t complain about the rules. Have so much fun that you will remember the stories for decades. Count your blessing because college is one of the best times of your life!