Cedarville University Top Questions

It's in the middle of nowhere.

the location (hard to get to places without a car, and it's cold and windy).

It's expensive.

How much it costs to attend and the financial aid workers are not very helpful in my experience.

I never really find myself frustrated with school about important things. When I am frustrated, it is usually about things that I knew were in place before I enrolled, and that will not change. It's usually things like dress code and curfew, both of which our school has. I understand why, and the benefits of these things, however, curfew and dress code can be far more frustrating for a theatre major during tech week who hasn't slept- than it is for a business or engineering major.

There are a lot of rules, but they are only there to help you stay focused and make sure you're not doing anything you shouldn't be for your age.

One of the most frustrating things about being a student is paying for school. The education that is given is worth the expense for its own sake, but reaching your career objectives could involve internships, investments, or trips, all of which can cost more than you can afford. You may also experience some conflict when you express ideas with which other students disagree.

The lack of financial aid and the cost to come to such a great school.

I think maybe the only frustrating thing about my school is how tough it can be. You sometimes feel like you can't get ahead, and that you are always lagging behind. It's a very tough school especially the nursing field.

There really isn't anything that bothers me about Cedarville. I think the biggest things I would change would be shorter winters, and maybe a few less cornfields surrounding us.