One Thousand Days Transformed - The Campaign for Cedarville

At Cedarville, we are doing everything we can to make a high-quality, Christian education affordable and accessible for families. Along with competitive costs that are below the national private college average, Cedarville provides a wide range of financial aid options to assist students and families. For the 2024–25 academic year, 100% of new residential freshmen received scholarships, with an average of $26,150 in scholarships and grants awarded. Students who completed the FAFSA also had access to additional funding from Federal Student Loans.

Academic scholarships for new residential freshman students range from $14,000 to $23,000 and are renewable for all four years as long as the student meets the required GPA. These generous scholarships can be combined with need-based scholarships, academic program scholarships (music and pharmacy students, for example), athletic scholarships, and other forms of aid.

Other Rates Listed Below

 

Undergraduate Costs and Financial Aid

Direct Charges Before Financial Aid
(billed per term on student invoice)
Fall '25 Spring '26 Annual
Block Tuition 1 (12–17 credits per semester) $19,029 $19,029 $38,058
Student Fee 2 $100 $100 $200
Housing (average for residence halls) $2,645 $2,645 $5,290
Food (21-meal plan) $2,397 $2,397 $4,794
Total Direct Charges Before Financial Aid 3 $24,171 $24,171 $48,342
Estimated Scholarships and Financial Aid
(calculation based on average awards received by new freshmen in 2024–25)
Average Scholarship Package $13,075 $13,075 $26,150
Federal Student Loans (dependent freshmen or first year transfer students) up to $2,750 up to $2,750 up to $5,500
Total Estimated Aid $15,825 $15,825 $31,650
Estimated Remaining Balance $8,346 $8,346 $16,692

Federal regulations require institutions provide an allowance for the costs associated with obtaining a license, certification, or a first professional credential, for a student in a program that prepares them to enter a profession that requires such a qualification. Institutions are permitted to use an average. If you are taking such an exam for this academic year, add $264 to the total cost of attendance (note: this is not a charge to your bill) and contact the Financial Aid office as it may allow for an increase in your educational loan(s).

How much financial aid am I eligible to receive?

Estimated Variable Costs
(these costs are not billed on your student invoice)
Fall '25 Spring '26 Annual
Textbooks and Supplies $806 $806 $1,612
Computer $564 $564 $1,128
Personal Expenses $1,145 $1,145 $2,290
Transportation $406 $406 $812

Other Tuition Rates for 2025–26

2025–26 Part-time and Overload Tuition Rates
Part-time (1–11.5 credits per semester) $1,441 per credit
Overload (17.5+ credits per semester) $985 per credit
Auditing tuition per semester credit $581 per credit
 
Summer 2025 4
Summer tuition per semester credit $991 per credit
Summer online tuition per semester credit $850 per credit
Summer housing and food per week $323
 
2025–26 Tuition Rates for the IID Program at ICC in Columbus
Block Tuition for IID (12–17 credits per semester) $20,999 per semester
Part-time (1–11.5 credits per semester) $1,591 per credit
Overload (17.5+ credits per semester) $985 per credit

1 Students studying in the Innovative and Industrial Design (IID) program at the International Center for Creativity (ICC) campus in Columbus, Ohio, pay a program-specific, increased tuition rate. For details, review the IID Tuition Rates.
2 New students starting fall term also pay an additional $20 fee.
3 Nursing majors are billed an annual program fee of $250 ($125 per semester). All students, regardless of major, may incur individual course fees. Program and course fees are included as part of the student's invoice.
4 Undergraduate students who enroll in Summer 2025 can apply for summer loans by completing the Summer Aid Application after they enroll.