Megan Frieling is not afraid to tackle life’s most challenging topics. Through film, she addresses life’s toughest issues, including loneliness, depression, suicide and social pressure, while weaving in the hope of Christ.

Whether learning online or in-person, Cedarville University students will still be receiving the same quality education, preparing to go wherever God leads.

Students can enjoy an extraordinary Cedarville experience online, complete with the same timeless, ordinary means God has always used: His Word and relationships with other believers.

By offering online undergraduate degrees, Cedarville is adding to a rich history of online learning across the country and building on its previous successes in graduate and dual enrollment online courses.

Cedarville Online is our name for online undergraduate degrees offered at Cedarville!

Online learning enables Cedarville to deliver high-quality, Christ-centered content to students anywhere in the world at any time.

Cedarville University is equipping the next generation of nurses through its accredited nursing programs — most recently reaffirmed with a five-year accreditation extension for its Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program.

Cedarville University’s School of Nursing is partnering with Bodyswaps to use AI to master soft skills — effectively communicating treatments to patients and caring for their emotional needs.

Cedarville University graduate Rebekah Stewart struggled to find her career calling. Today, she is the vice president of business intelligence at Acosta, a leading sales and marketing agency in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Cedarville University junior Matt Black is living proof that storytelling — when fueled by faith and purpose — can open extraordinary doors. His latest endeavor has taken him from concert stages to biblical epic: he’s joined the Wonder Project team for House of David, a dramatic series now streaming on Amazon Prime Video.

Nutramax, a leading provider of supplements for both people and pets, has made a powerful investment in the future of pharmaceutical research by providing grants to the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy.

The $1.05 million Choose Ohio First Grant will further help Cedarville University expand its academic opportunities for students in science, technology, engineering, math and medicine (STEMM).