Start your Cedarville experience off right!
Join fellow incoming Cedarville freshmen for WAVE, a two-week residential academic program that will prepare you to succeed in college-level academics. You’ll learn valuable skills as you get acclimated to campus and build a sense of community with your future classmates. After successfully completing the program, you will be awarded a yearly renewable $2,000 WAVE scholarship* ($8,000 over your four years as a student)! This will be added to any other financial aid you may receive.
*All WAVE students are required to complete the WAVE program expectations and the WAVE class requirements by the due dates in order to qualify for the scholarship. A $2,000 scholarship is awarded yearly to students who maintain a 2.5 GPA at Cedarville University. The WAVE program cost cannot be applied toward this scholarship.
June 7–19, 2026 on the campus of Cedarville University
Cost: $1,000 for the two-week program. This includes all meals, lodging, and most activities. Transportation to and from Cedarville University is not included.
WAVE is by invitation only and is intentionally limited to the first 50 students to ensure the best experience for all.
Registration is due by May 11, 2026.
NOTE: If you have received a WAVE invitation but do not have the specific password for this event please contact the Campus Experience office at events@cedarville.edu or 937-766-4444.
WAVE Program at Cedarville University
Get a head start on college with WAVE at Cedarville University.
🔗 Apply and learn more: https://cedar.to/Admissions
Hear how Cedarville’s WAVE program helps incoming students build community, develop academic skills, and transition confidently into college life. From forming lasting friendships to learning time management, study strategies, and communication skills, WAVE provides a strong foundation before the semester begins.
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Cedarville’s WAVE program prepares students for college by building friendships, teaching essential academic skills, and fostering spiritual growth. Students enter their first semester with confidence, strong relationships, and tools to succeed.