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In Summer 2020, Concordia took a courageous and creative approach to the price of tuition. Tuition was lowered by more than 35% to clarify the direct cost of attendance and, more importantly, showcase the great value of a Concordia education. 

Most importantly, this change provides a sharp focus on the primary factor students and families are seeking in their college experience — and that is finding the greatest value for their college investment.


A Concordia College education is rooted in the deep commitment the college has for providing a transformational experience to every one of our students through learning, working, and leadership.

That is the VALUE of a Concordia College education.

LEARN

LEARN

Learning at Concordia centers on DISCOVERY. From challenges in the classroom to moments of epiphany in the lab, in a musical ensemble, or hands-on learning – students begin to discover they can achieve more than they ever thought possible.

WORK

WORK

Concordia students build on their learning to pursue their passions through ACTION - taking on undergraduate research, creating art, participating in athletics, completing a nursing clinical, or a semester as a student-teacher. Work joins us together with others who have different perspectives, in action for the good of others.

LEAD

LEAD

Each day, Concordia students are challenged to ENGAGE their learning to become the type of leaders the world needs now. Students develop leadership skills through classroom work and engagement in campus organizations and activities through both small and big acts of leadership. Opportunities to lead present themselves each day, helping the student to grow in ways that serve their neighbors and support the communities they love.

Three Schools, One College

Offutt School of Business

“I always wanted my own small business, and the pandemic presented an opportunity to reach people in my community and beyond. I was able to discuss my WORK in my business classes and get support from my professors and classmates.”

— Brenna Mjoness ’22

School of Arts and Sciences

“As the first Muslim Interfaith Scholar, I was able to LEAD conversations to bridge differences and create environments that foster shared understanding for our students and our community.”

— Avyan Mejdeen ’22

Students Who Learn, Work, Lead

Teaching the Next Generation

Determined to spark change in Indigenous communities through teaching, Morgan LaRocque ’24 recounts her internship experience with the local Indian Education Program.

Finding Opportunities in STEM

Finding Opportunities in STEM

Studying science and conducting research at Concordia sparked within Yanick Tade ’21 to achieve his full potential.

Read Yanick's Story
Spirituality For All

Spirituality For All

Nick McGinley '23 shares his exploration of spiritual life at Concordia and how all are invited to engage in their own way.

Read Nick's Story
Science + Social Activism

Science + Social Activism

Whether in the classroom or starting a new student organization, Sarah Wiger ’21 sought to create awareness for science and reproductive health.

Read Sarah's Story

Rewarding Research

Continuing his passion for research, senior Zach Strickland spent his summer in Sioux Falls, S.D., working to better understand a rare neurodegenerative disease.

Becoming Responsibly Engaged in our Nation’s Capital

After an internship in the Lutheran College Washington Semester program, Dreyton Rud ’22 was offered a full-time position on Capitol Hill following graduation.

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