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Choosing a college is a big decision and a big investment. You want the best for your child: the best education, the best career, the best life – and you want to know that your hard-earned savings are well spent. We do, too.

Outstanding Academics, Personal Focus

A Concordia education is about so much more than the diploma that comes at the end. It's about becoming a globally engaged, responsible person. It's about being challenged and growing as an individual. It's about making a difference in the world, and meeting some of your best friends along the way.

Worthy Investment

Our tuition is among the lowest of the private colleges in Minnesota.

Safe Location, Sound Prospects

Fargo-Moorhead has nearly 30,000 college students and plenty of fun distractions – 33 movie screens, semi-pro sports teams, 350 restaurants, shopping – and one of the lowest crime rates in the country.

Four Years. For Real.

Our students get started in their careers or graduate school earlier than peers attending other colleges and universities.

Accessible and Affordable

With abundant financial aid packages, the real cost of attending Concordia is much less than you think.

Pay Your Student's Bill

Students and their families can view bills, make payments and manage the student account online.

Resources for Parents

Bailey Hovland '18

After studying away in Washington, I wanted to use my skills to benefit 'we, the people.' My English major bolstered my writing skills, my ability to critique texts, and my understanding of people different than myself. SGA gave me a platform to represent student-athletes. Working for President Craft taught me how to lead with both strength and compassion. The Cobber network helped me make my law school decision. Each of these experiences brought me to the U of M Law School.