Students from Montana with a GPA of at least 3.0 will be awarded $1,000 annually (up to four years). No separate application is required.
"Coming from Montana all on my own, I initially was worried about making friends. I remember texting my mom the first night of college and saying, 'You have nothing to worry about. I've already made so many friends – I think this place was meant for me.'"
Hometown: Sidney
Major: Psychology
Involvement: Cobber Softball
Hometown: Big Timber
Major: Business Management
Involvement: Concordia Theatre
Hometown: Helena
Majors: Elementary Education, Psychology
Involvement: Cobber Soccer and SALT
This tool is a great place to start narrowing down your possible college major. Select your interests and get suggested areas of study for you to pursue.
Student life at Concordia is more than just classwork. With more than 100 student clubs, 19 major music ensembles, champion athletic teams and more, your college experience is as unique as you.
Millions in financial aid is available each year for students in any stage of their education.
Apply by Nov. 1 and receive the Priority Cobber Award – an additional $500 in aid annually.
Exploring Concordia’s campus during the academic year will help you get a true taste of Cobber life. You can tour campus, sit in on a class, watch a Cobber sporting event, attend a Concordia music concert and more.
Take advantage of one of our upcoming visit events or schedule your own personalized visit.
Billings native Ryan Walla '18 is Concordia's Montana rep, so you'll connect with him as you go through the process of applying for colleges.
Busy schedules and regimented routines often make finding space for joyful movement difficult, but you don’t have to look far for opportunities to get active.
To make the process of finding the right school a little less stressful, here are a few key things to consider in your search.
When in Fargo-Moorhead, do as Cobbers do.