Cedarville University Top Questions

It is very costly & doesn't offer much financial aid help.

All the rules. Sometimes the school is legalistic. Also, even though faculty are very helpful and nice, the staff is often rude such as campus safety.

I think the most frustrating thing about Cedarville (and probably college in general) is that I am learning so much, having so much fun, growing a lot academically, spiritually, and otherwise, but the semesters fly by. In short, life is so fast-paced, it feels like in no time this wonderful experience will be over.

It is extremely expensive compared to the State University that I could have attended on an almost full ride. It is near 30,000 dollars a year, and Cedarville is not known for its great financial aid!

There are some rules that I whish didn't exist, but I understand why they are inplace, so they don't bother me all that much.

There is little finacial aid available in my opinion and the finacial aid people were less than helpful. It also has very strict standards of living.

Sometimes students are unwilling to dialogue about issues. They tend to think that the way Christianity has worked in the past is the way it always must work. I just wish that more students would be open-minded and willing to at least think through issues.

The most frusturating thing is that Cedarville is located in the middle of a corn field and that it takes 20 minutes one way to get to something small like a walmart. There isn't much to do because of the rural location.

It is in the middle of nowhere. The school is not very receptive to change.