4 p.m. | Thursday, Dec. 3
This 30-minute session is a great opportunity to get the answers you need with time to ask questions following the presentation. Get an inside look at the application, learn about the admission timeline, and hear some tips directly from your admission rep.
Apply by Nov. 15 to secure the Priority Cobber award — an extra $500 per year!
Our app is streamlined (with no essay requirement) and should take about 30 minutes to complete. The Common App (commonapp.org) is also accepted.
Contact your school for official transcript request instructions or download this request form to give to your school counselor.
Concordia has a test-optional admission policy. Students who choose to submit test scores should include our code (ACT: 2104 or SAT: 6113) when registering for the exam.
Admitted students who qualify for the North Dakota Academic Scholarship will be awarded $1,500 annually (for up to four years) – on top of their automatic Gold or Excellence scholarship. The award will be added to the total aid package of admitted North Dakota students with a GPA of at least 3.0.
I was walking around the college fair with my friends and when I got to Concordia’s table, the woman looked at me for a moment and said, “Do you like foam weapon fighting?” The nerd in me went crazy! I grabbed all of the pamphlets and brochures and told my dad that I needed to go to Concordia. After doing some more serious research, I saw Concordia had a great music program and I haven’t looked back since.
We're looking for students who want to Become Responsibly Engaged in the World (BREW), so be sure to include examples of your academic successes, your co-curricular activities and accomplishments, and your community and church involvement.
Be ready for what's next with this overview of how you move from an applicant to an admitted student. Consider it Admission Process 101.
Moving to a new place can be overwhelming. As Orientation Chair, Montana native Ahna Novasio ’26 helps make that transition smoother for new Cobbers.
Taylor Otis ’25 found her passion and her people after transferring to Concordia.