Eighty-eight percent of the students who start and finish their education at Concordia do so within four years. For more information about transferring credits, check out our transfer notebook . Transfer Student Home Page Campus Life Concordia is well known as a friendly, congenial place. As an individual, you are important here - to other students, the staff and especially to your professors. Faculty members at Concordia are not only experts in their field and engaging instructors, but they are caring and dedicated individuals.
Many students develop mentoring relationships with faculty that last well into their careers.
More than half of Concordia students live on campus, so activities and organizations are an important part of campus life. You may choose to participate in any of the organizations and activities on campus, including varsity and intramural sports, music groups, newspaper and yearbook, theatre, speech and debate, honors societies and student government. As a transfer student you have several options available for housing. Freshmen and sophomores are required to live on campus, but juniors and seniors may live off campus if they wish. Because living in a residence hall provides many opportunities to make new friends and to get involved in campus activities, many transfer students choose to live on campus, especially during their first semester or first year.