Concordia College

I am a 2003 graduate. I loved my experience and highly recommend it. I was a biology major and got into dental school right after graduation. The professors in the science department were top notch!

Would give 0 stars if I could. Would not recommend this place! The professors push leftist ideologies down your throat and if you actively disagree with them they publicly humiliate you in front of the entire class. The entire college pushed for leftist ideologies and do not take into account for the right wing students on campus.

As a former student it's a great college. The campus is very homely feeling and is catered to the undergrad experience. There is always events and speakers to attend. The music recitals are also a lot of fun. The classes outside freshmen year were normally no larger then about 20 people. The professors and staff in general were always very accommodating. The gym and pool are really nice if you go here. The dinning hall has good food, but can be a bit expensive even with meal plans.

Forget this scam of a disgusting university. I have asked for help and for things.Time after time.Have been blown off and disrespected numerous times. I left this place and I would advise for anybody to really take a step back and think about going to this college because they are just very low quality at what they do. The staff don't do their jobs right. You can hardly get any help or any tutoring and then I had asked for things numerous times and kept receiving the wrong information , even though it was a bold faced lie.

Class of 2008. I cherish my time at Concordia. We made friends for life and the athletic and academic quality is exceptional for such a small college. The cobber community punches above its weight class. Great school!

I was 2013 graduate from here. I came here because my entire tuition was paid for by scholarship. Loved the setting. Loved the dining options. But I had to really advocate for myself in the science department. I did not understand why one professor placed all my classmates in internships except for me. She said the requirements did not apply to me as the rest so I could choose where I wanted to intern, only to be told later when I found my own location that the same requirements were still to apply at wherever I interned. Another professor refused to brainstorm or clarify for me what he was looking for in a theory question yet he would not accept mine.. so I could not complete his class and had drop it because the rest of semester was going to revolve around the whole theory. Most disappointing of all, my advisor's only advice was for me to drop out or to transfer. While grateful for any kind of experience, I felt there were no resources or support.

I grew so much in my 4 years at Concordia. This school has top-notch professors, amazing programs across the board, high quality sports and music ensembles, many ways to get involved on campus and in the community, and more!