The best way to know if a college is right for you is to spend time on campus.
The Fargo-Moorhead area is full of things to do in the summer, including some unfamiliar to many. Read on to find some new activities to add to your summer bucket list!
Don’t have a car? Feeling bored? The sun is shining? The answer: BIKING!
In college, we don’t always have the money (or time!) to go to Starbucks or that cool coffee shop downtown whenever the mood strikes. Spending $5 on a latte every day can add up. With these three tools, you’ll be on your way to drinking the perfect in-dorm latte in no time.
College should not just be about coursework, but about becoming the kind of problem-solver our world needs. No matter where you choose to study, you’ll want to make sure you’re well prepared for life after graduation.
From lacrosse to Res Life, Bailey Tillman ’18 is building an impressive repertoire of leadership experience.
Whether it’s music or cellular organisms, biology major Jessica Skindelien ’21 is fascinated by the connections around us.
One of the Inquiry Seminar opportunities as a first-year student at Concordia is “Adventure, Exploration, and Risk.”
Concordia offers great athletic programs to high-performing athletes looking to compete at the collegiate level.
Although playing a sport in college can be time-consuming, student-athletes at Concordia are able to find a unique balance between time on the field and time in the classroom.