Concordia is in a great, safe town
Seward, Neb. is a cozy (pop. 6,500) and inviting home town for the university, but close enough to Lincoln, Neb., so that students can enjoy the events, shopping and cultural activities associated with a larger city. [MORE]
Concordia is affordable
Concordia is one of the more affordable schools in the area and among schools of the LCMS University System. Ninety-eight percent of undergraduate students receive some type of financial aid or scholarship. [MORE]
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CONCORDIA PARENTS
A blog for parents by Concordia's student services office
Notes from the Registrar's Office
Spring Registration Information
During the first week of the spring 2012 semester, students may still make registration changes. A student may make schedule changes without penalty until Monday, January 16th at noon.
Attention All Graduating 2011 and 2012 Education Students
Important Info!
It’s that time of the year when all 2011 and 2012 graduating Education candidates, both Public and Synodical, should have completed their credential files and turned all documents into the Synodical Placement and Public Education Career Service office.
President's Perspective
“Can’t wait to get home!”
It is that time of year! Students cannot wait to get home: classes have ended, finals are completed, grades are being entered; cars are packed. Students are headed home: the first semester is over!
Note from Career Services
Has your student declared a major?
As the academic term rolls past, first year students have had the opportunity this semester to learn more about themselves and their future from a comprehensive career assessment tool called FOCUS.
Preparing for Breaks
Please consider the following information regarding Thanksgiving and Winter Break
Residence Halls close for Thanksgiving, Christmas and Spring Breaks All residents are required to leave campus during these periods.
An Evolving Relationship
An Important Transitional Stage--
Transitions are tough. Whether your child is leaving for school or living at home while attending classes, it’s an adjustment.
A Note From the Dean
A Parent Perspective--
I’ve been a science teacher since 1988, and have taught at Concordia for sixteen years. This semester, for the first time, I have a child attending my school.
Flu Season
Signs, Symptoms, and Planning--
Cooler temperatures have arrived and trees are showing a beautiful array of autumn colors. Now is the time to prepare for the season - the flu season that is!
