Housing
Graduate students in residential programs have several options for housing.
- Graduate students ages 23 or older may live off-campus.
- Graduate students under age 26 may live in residence halls or Student Communities housing.
- Graduate students ages 26–29 may live in Student Communities housing.
- Graduate students ages 30 or older may live in Harriman Hall/South Hall (if single) or Cedar Park (if married).
Residence Halls
Cedarville is a residential campus, which means that some graduate students may choose to live in University residence halls, on a space-available basis and if they meet the following criteria:
- Under 26 years of age (on the day classes begin)
- Never Married
All other graduate students must secure alternative housing (.
Questions regarding temporary, on-campus housing options can be directed to the Residence Life Office. Students in year-round residential programs are expected to secure their own long-term housing options in the surrounding areas.
Graduate Student Housing
Located on E. Chillicothe St. in the village of Cedarville, Harriman House and South House are about a 10-minute walk from campus. Within each house are nine furnished, single-occupancy bedrooms available to graduate students who apply. Harriman House accommodates male students, while South House is available to female students.
Townhouses
On-campus townhouses are available for graduate students who apply in groups of six students.
Cedarville University Apartments
Located directly across SR 72 from the residence halls, Cedarville University Apartments are available to undergraduate or graduate students ages 20–26 who apply in groups of four students. Each apartment unit is single-gender and has two bedrooms.
Off-Campus Housing
Students ages 23 and older are automatically allowed to live off campus. Rental units are available within the village of Cedarville and in neighboring cities. The links below may help in your search for an off-campus apartment (websites are not affiliated with or endorsed by Cedarville University):
- Cedarville Area Rental Properties
- Xenia (10-15 minutes)
- Springfield (20-25 minutes)
- Beavercreek (20-30 minutes)
- Rental Properties in Jamestown, Xenia, and Fairborn
- Contacts: Freddie Webb (937-307-6954); Tricia (937-307-4826)
Meals
Graduate students who live in the residence halls will choose one of the University’s meal plans.
Students who live off campus or in a campus apartment or townhouse may purchase a commuter meal plan or purchase flex dollars that can be used at any campus dining option.
There are several dining options available on campus, each of which is included in the available meal plans. Individual meals can also be purchased with cash, debit, or credit.