Discover College Courses With a Biblical Worldview
At Cedarville, you will find an intentional commitment to biblical truth woven through every course. Discover how Dual Enrollment courses can give you a head start academically while growing you both personally and spiritually. You'll work closely with an academic advisor who cares about your goals and is here to serve you throughout the entire process!
Course Details
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Save time and money with curated pathways to early degree completion. Accelerated Pathways guide you through which courses you should take now to get a head start on your degree.Online Course List
Ohio residents can take College Credit Plus (CCP)-eligible courses for free!
SU, FA, SP indicates whether courses are offered in the Summer, Fall, and/or Spring.
How to Register for Courses
*Returning students do not need to re-apply.
**Contact Dual Enrollment Advising if you are unsure of who your advisor is.
Course Formats
Online
Our most popular course format, offered in the summer, fall, and spring, online dual enrollment courses are convenient and let you work independently. Weekly assignments are due, but there are no live lectures.
On Campus
Local students may enroll in classes on Cedarville's campus, but keep in mind that seating is limited. View course schedule for details about each course's capacity. Contact your Dual Enrollment advisor to register for on-campus courses.
Summer Scholars
Summer Scholars is a two-week, residential Dual Enrollment experience. You will complete one 3-credit hour course while enjoying campus life. Explore Summer Scholars
July Term
Complete one 3-credit hour course over two weeks in July. Learning takes place remotely through live Microsoft Teams lectures. More about July Term
Course Requirements
Prerequisites
Courses with prerequisites must be taken in sequence.
Test Scores
Admissions are test-optional, but students are required to meet proficiency requirements before enrolling in English and math courses. Dual Enrollment students can meet these by submitting test scores, taking the ACCUPLACER, or taking the ACT OnCampus.
Minimum test scores to demonstrate proficiency for these courses include:
| ENG-1400 Composition | Math Courses | |
|---|---|---|
| ACT | English: 21 | Math: 19 |
| SAT | Reading/Writing: 550 | Quantitative: 530 |
| CLT | Combined Verbal/Grammar: 52 | Quantitative: 20 |
| Accuplacer | WritePlacer: 6 | Next Gen Exam for Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra, and Statistics: 250 |
| CLEP | College Composition: 59 | College Algebra: 53 |
| Transfer | Please contact transfer@cedarville.edu if you have taken an English or math course at another college to learn if that course will meet proficiency requirements. You must earn a C- or higher to transfer a course to Cedarville. | |
CCP Requirements for Ohio Students
College Credit Plus students must complete 15 credit hours in Level 1 courses before enrolling in Level 2 courses. All online dual enrollment courses are Level 1 courses. Select on-campus courses qualify as Level 2 courses.
Transfer Credit
Will my credits transfer to Cedarville?
Cedarville accepts credit from courses taken at regionally accredited institutions, as long as the grade earned was C- or better. Contact transfer@cedarville.edu for a credit evaluation.
Will my Cedarville credits transfer to another institution?
Should you decide to pursue undergraduate studies at another institution, you can feel confident that college credits earned at Cedarville are eligible to transfer to any other accredited institution of higher learning in the United States. Cedarville is fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. Please note that the college granting your degree will decide how your credits will count; transfer policies differ from one institution to another.
When planning to transfer credits, you should work closely with your Dual Enrollment advisor.