Academic Quality
"If you are looking for a place to grow academically . . . this is the place to be!"
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Motoi Ishikawa |
"I came to Cedarville University because I was looking for a mission-minded Christian university with an excellent nursing program. I have been blessed at Cedarville with knowledgeable and supportive faculty who helped me become more Christ-like."
Cedarville University offers an accredited academic program with professors who will challenge you to be your best and who will care enough to listen to your problems—they'll even become your friends!
Cedarville's reputation for quality academics is proven in a number of areas:
- 111 programs of study (everything from accounting and music to nursing, education, and engineering).
- Caring Christian professors who excel inside and outside the classroom as authors, diplomats, doctors, engineers, social workers, and teachers.
- Recognition by U.S. News & World Report, Princeton Review, and Peterson's Guide as one of the top universities in the Midwest.
- A select honors program offering a challenging adventure in the world of ideas.
- Visits by more than 350 corporate recruiters each year, including Procter & Gamble, General Motors, EDS, and Accenture.
- Graduates accepted to law schools like Harvard, University of Michigan, and Georgetown, and medical schools such as University of Chicago, Michigan State, and The Ohio State University.
You'll also have access to excellent facilities such as:
- The Centennial Library, an OhioLINK library which features access to nearly 40 million volumes.
- The Engineering/Nursing/Science Center that boasts up-to-date laboratories for engineering, nursing, and the sciences.
- An award-winning, campus-wide computer network that includes over 2,600 computers on campus links your dorm room to the campus and the world.
- The beautiful Dixon Ministry Center, which features a 3,400-seat chapel, a 250-seat recital hall, rehearsal rooms, and facilities for the music and Christian ministries departments.
- The Apple Technology Resource Center, which houses classrooms with advanced technology teaching stations, computer classrooms and training facilities, and a video-conferencing center.
- The new Stevens Student Center, a 150,000 square foot building, which features a dining hall, snack shop, bookstore, post office, game room, student radio station, admissions, financial aid, career services, theater, and student government offices.