When Industrial Design students move to Columbus to continue their education, do their lives change drastically? Does the International Center of Creativity (ICC) still offer a Christ-centered environment? Read to find out!
How do students decide their major? What factors are actually looked at? For Hannah Newman, deciding her major was quite simple. Read now!
Have you heard of Industrial Design? Cedarville's ID program allows students to gain experience and new skills while working in the program.
What does BDMJ stand for? Cedarville University's Broadcasting, Digital Media, and Journalism major provides multiple opportunities for students interested in those concentrations.
The Civil Rights Bus Tour is a class offered by Cedarville to allow students to receive an experience like no other! Read Elizabeth's blog to hear about her experience on the tour!
I have changed majors six times. Yes, you read that correctly. Since my freshman year, I have gone through six major changes. First there was pharmacy. That lasted a semester. Although Cedarville does offer an accelerated plan, I just knew a doctoral degree wasn’t for me.... View Article
Midterms are an incredibly stressful time of the year, especially for freshmen who have not experienced them before. Staying motivated throughout the year can already be a challenging task, but throwing in exams is even more demanding! Motivation is something many students – whether you’re in high school or college... View Article
If you’re reading this article, good on you. It really pays to be intentional about your academic work, especially early in your college career when you’re still working on setting new habits. There are as many ways to study as there are people, and what works for one person might... View Article
The Do’s and Don’ts of Choosing a College Major It’s #2 on the list of the first three questions you’re likely to ask someone new on campus. (In order of likelihood, “What’s your name?,” “What’s your major?,” and “Where are you from?”) And this isn’t the first time you’ve... View Article
It’s easy to become stressed at college with so much to do: attend classes, complete assignments, study for exams, join orgs, hang out with friends, go to work shifts, and catch all the campus events. It can be even more stressful if you’re a new student and this is your... View Article
