Required services meet on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 10:00 a.m. with a fellowship time scheduled on Friday. One chapel a week is run by students. Attendance is required for all Summer Studies students.

There are several churches within a short distance of the campus. As part of the Summer Studies program, students will attend different area churches as a group.

Class Dress

Our dress code seeks to provide a balance of community guidelines and room for individual taste. Both students and faculty like having a dress code which outlines a slightly more formal standard of dress for the classroom. In our campus culture, this policy expresses a sense of self-discipline and seriousness for the academic endeavor.

The following guidelines define our general expectations for classroom dress:
Summer School class dress for men includes dress shirts, sport shirts, sweatshirts or t-shirts and pants or jeans (no shorts). Class dress for women includes dresses, blouses, sweatshirts, or t-shirts and slacks, capris, or jeans (no shorts). Class dress for all students includes footwear.

Casual Dress

The main principles governing casual dress are modesty, courtesy, and avoidance of extremes that some might find distracting or offensive. Casual dress is in effect on weekdays after 4:00 p.m. Casual dress for both men and women includes slacks, jeans, T-shirts, and modest shorts (inseam of at least four inches). If spandex or tights are worn for recreational activities, shorts should be worn over them.

Please read the student handbook for more detailed information on hairstyles, jewelry, logos, etc.

Cedarville University students affirm yearly their commitment to the Community Covenant, which summarizes scriptural principles central to spiritual maturity and a healthy Christian community. Summer Studies students are expected not only to honor the covenant, but also promote it, by providing accountability, and when necessary, correction to their friends and peers.

Residence hall rooms are equipped with a PC and printer as part of the computer information network, CedarNet. The University has the technical ability and legal authority to monitor access to on-campus and off-campus sites. The University may conduct reviews of network activity at its discretion. Although internet access is filtered, students should always exercise discretion when going online. Students should familiarize themselves with the Computer Regulations as listed in Chapter 8 of the online Student Handbook.

The Disability Services Office seeks to ensure that eligible students with disabilities have equal access to the educational programs, services, and activities at Cedarville University. If you will be seeking academic accommodations during the summer session, please contact the Coordinator of Disability Services immediately for further information.

There are several area hospitals and medical centers. Students should bring their insurance cards with them.

The men will reside in St. Clair Hall and the women will reside in Johnson Hall. Each room houses two students and is furnished with two beds, two desks and chairs, and two dressers. Enjoy the air-conditioning and the lounge connecting the two residence halls!

Your student I.D. card admits you to the cafeteria and the library. Obtain your card at Campus Safety by noon on Monday, June 18, from the Campus Safety Office.

Each residence hall has a laundry room with coin operated washers and dryers.

Board and fees provide three all-you-can-eat meals Monday through Friday, brunch and dinner on Saturday, and lunch on Sunday. The first meal is the evening meal at 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 16; the last meal is dinner on Friday, June 29. Students may bring dormitory-sized refrigerators to store food in their rooms. Microwave ovens are also permitted.

Plan on bringing $50-$100 in spending money for special activities. The cost of textbooks depends on which classes you choose to take. Notepaper, pens, printer ink, and miscellaneous school supplies are not included in the program fee. Plan to pay the balance of your school bill during orientation.

A small grocery store, the Village Super Valu, is located just across the street from the campus. An ice cream stand, gourmet coffee shop, pizza shop, Subway, and a few small restaurants are also within walking distance of campus. Several deliver to the dorms.

Each dorm room has its own private phone line. Parents may call their son or daughter by dialing directly to the room. Students can call long distance using pre-paid calling cards or charge cards.

You may obtain your post office box and combination at the post office on orientation day during the times indicated on the orientation schedule. Please check your mail regularly. Your mailing address is as follows:

Your Name/Summer Studies
251 N. Main St #(your box number)
Cedarville, OH 45314

The Student Life Division and the resident director organize several activities for Summer Studies students. The Fitness Center is available to all summer school students who possess a valid student I.D. card.

Campus safety and security staff are on duty 24 hours a day and can be reached at (937)239-6491 or 999 from a campus phone.

The Cedarville University Summer Studies Program is a unique experience afforded to rising high school seniors. The program provides an opportunity to earn college credit, grow spiritually and build lifelong friends. Summer Studies students can maximize their experience by committing to all academic, spiritual, and social opportunities that are a part of the program. Therefore, in addition to being responsible for information covered in the Student Life Handbook, Summer Studies students are expected to abide by the following policies:

• Summer Studies students may not have cars on campus during the Summer Studies Program.
• Summer Studies students may not leave campus unless with a parent or the Summer Studies Program staff. (Excluding Super Value Grocery Store and Mom & Dad's Dairy Bar)
• Summer Studies students are required to attend all the activities of the Summer Studies Program, including church services selected by the program staff.
• Summer Studies students are not permitted to work during the Summer Studies Program.

Violations of these policies may result in a verbal warning or fine, a call to the student's parents, and/or removal from the program.

The policies listed above supercede the online Student Handbook, where there is conflicting information.

For more detailed information, please read the Summer Studies Student Guidebook.