Cedarville University

Profileuniversity.com - Cedarville University a private university located in Cedarville, Ohio, United States, which was founded in 1887. Although affiliated with the Baptist Church, but, at its inception, Cedarville University was affiliated with the Reformed Presbyterian Church in North America. The university is also an accredited member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, all students graduate with a minor Bible.

Through colleges and schools owned today, including the School of the Bible and Theological Studies, School of Humanities, School of Natural and Applied Sciences, School of Pharmacy, and the Faculty of Social Sciences and Human Performance, Cedarville University offers a course of study that covers a wide range of nursing, mechanical engineering, psychology and early childhood education.

In addition to the studies majors, Cedarville University also offers several special programs, including a one-year Bible study, agricultural business, pre-professional studies, and Endorsement TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages).

Cedarville University has the only Christ-centered program Professional Pharmacy in the Midwest. And one school, School of Nursing, has the only birthing simulator among any university in the State of Ohio. And in 2012, Cedarville University opened its state of the art $ 14 million Health Sciences Center for nursing, pharmacy and Bioethics.

And to provide mental education as well as add to the faith, as a higher education institution affiliated with the Church, the university expects that students come to attend weekly worship at a local church to exercise their spiritual discipline.

While the non-academic activities, especially sports, the university also has provided various facilities and infrastructure as a place for students to develop their talents and potential in sports. With these facilities, and the mascot, dubbed the Yellow Jackets, they are expected to demonstrate their achievement in NCAA Division II athletics competition, which previously they compete in NAIA Division II, a sports intercollegiate competition.