Concordia College is a liberal arts college located in the metropolitan area of Fargo (ND)/Moorhead (MN). Concordia offers the benefits of a small liberal arts college (small class sizes, personal attention, strong learning, community, etc.) with all the amenities of a metropolitan area. Visit us at
http://www.goconcordia.com.
Tuition
Tuition (in state): $20,980.00
Tuition (out of state): $20,980.00
Loans: Perkins, state, and collge/university loans. AMS and Tuition Management Sustems. Individual loan packages range from $500 to $17,850.
Scholarships: Need-based Federal Pell, SEOG, state, college/university, and private scholarships/grants. Non-need based academic merit, creative arts/performance, and ROTC scholarships/grants. Individual scholarship/grant packages range from $100 to $16,300.
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Demographics
Affiliation: Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
Number of Men: 1,110
Number of women: 1,665
Number of Full-time: 2,856
Number of Part-time: 113
Number of Undergraduates: 2775
Average ACT scores of freshman: 24
Average SAT scores of freshman: 1100
Faculty
Full Time: 220
Part Time: 75
Doctorates: 66%
Masters: 29%
Other: 5%
Student to Teacher Ratio: 14:1
Majors
Accounting Advertising/Public Relations Art Art History Biology Broadcasting/Print Journalism Business Business Administration Business Education Chemistry Classics Communications Computer Science Economics Education English English Writing Environmental Studies Family Studies Food Sciences/Human Nutrition French German Health Care Management History History/Political Science Home Economics Humanities International Business Management International Relations Latin Mathematics Media Production/Management Medical Technology Music Music Education Music Theory Nursing Organizational Communications Philosophy Physical Education/HealthRecreation Physics Political Science Psychology Religion Russian Studies Scandinavian Studies Social Work Sociology Spanish Speech Communication/Theatre Art
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Minors
Minors offered in most majors and in: child development/family living clothing/textiles earth science Greek library science women's studies
Athletics
Athletics - Division III: Men's Sports Baseball Basketball Cross-Country Football Golf Ice Hockey Soccer Tennis Track and Field (indoor/outdoor) Wrestling Women's Sports Basketball Cross-Country Diving Golf Ice Hockey Soccer Softball Swimming Tennis Track and Field (indoor/outdoor) Volleyball
Athletics - Other Leagues: Men's club martial arts, Nordic skiing, rugby, volleyball. Women's club martial arts, Nordic skiing. Intramural Program.
Requirements
One semester of physical education required. Two semesters of religion/theology required. Core curriculum required, Freshmen must maintain minimum 1.7 GPA; sophomores, 1.8 GPA; juniors, 1.9 GPA; seniors, 2.0 GPA.
