Concordia Scholarships
The Concordia Promise
Beginning in Fall 2024, the Concordia Promise Program will cover full tuition for any student eligible to file the FAFSA and newly admitted to Concordia College with an Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) under $90,000. Students from any U.S. state are eligible.
Excellence Scholarships
These are automatic academic scholarships ranging in value from $13,000 to $19,000 annually ($49,000 to $73,000 over four years).
In most cases, students will be notified of awards as part of their admission notification packet. The amount is based on high school academic performance or test score(s).
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Incoming transfer students view all transfer scholarships for detailed info
Presidential Scholarship
Sponsored by the National Alumni Board, this scholarship is Concordia's most prestigious academic award, valued at $26,500.
Eligibility is based on high school academic performance or test score. Qualified individuals (requires at least a 3.85 GPA or 30 ACT) will receive an invitation to participate once admitted, along with details and deadlines.
Talent Scholarships
These scholarships range in value and require separate applications and, in some cases, performance submissions.
Deadline: Feb. 1
Students selected to receive these awards will be expected to participate in events and programs as determined by the respective departments.
Music | Speech and Debate | Theatre | Visual Arts
Concordia Alumni Legacy Grant
Concordia Alumni Referral Grant
STEM Discovery & CLIMB Scholarships
These need-based scholarships are open to incoming students passionate about a career in a STEM field who intend to pursue a major in one of our qualifying programs: biochemistry biology, chemistry, computer science, data science, environmental and sustainability studies (natural sciences concentration), mathematics, neuroscience, physics, or pre-engineering.
Transfer Scholarships
Scholarships are available for transfer students based on academic standing and involvement.
Community Achievement Scholarship
The Community Achievement Scholarship (CAS) is open to first-generation college-bound students from socioeconomically diverse backgrounds who have a desire to achieve a four-year degree. This scholarship covers comprehensive fees: tuition, room, and board.
International Scholarships
International Student Scholarships for academic merit and family need are available. The merit scholarships alone can go as high as $19,000 per year, with additional funds awarded to help meet financial need.
Concordia Congregational Scholarship
Concordia will match congregational scholarships given by a student’s congregation up to $500 per year for students who have been accepted for admission to Concordia College and who will be enrolled on a full-time basis. Scholarship notification forms must be submitted no later than Aug. 15 to qualify for matching funds for the upcoming academic year.