Concordia College at Moorhead Top Questions

The best thing about Concordia is the way that the professors are invested in our success. They take the time to get to know as as students, set high expectations, and partner with us to accomplish our objectives. I have the sense that they are sincerely interested in us and they are passionate about what they do.

It's small. If you're a person who likes small classes and buildings that aren't too far from your dorms, then this would be the place for you. And as long as Freshman Orientation is, it does help to kickstart relationships with the people around you--as a person who does not make and does not keep friends easily, it was helpful in finding people I could tolerate who could also tolerate me.

The people! The students and professors alike are kind and helpful and usually smiling. It was a big reason why I chose the school, along with the amazing music program.

The best thing about my school is that the class sizes are small. This allows the professors to know me on an individual level. This is nice for when I have a question because I do not feel intimidated by having so many people around. It also makes me feel more comfortable about going up and talking to the professor about something after class because I know I am not just another face to them. This also makes the classes feel more "homey" because I get to know many of the students in the class.

The education offered. Every teacher is well-organized and well-informed on their topic of lecture.

The best thing about Concordia College at Moorhead is the sense of community. Nearly every person on campus is involved in some sort of activity and engaged in their education. Going away to college can be a daunting experience, but the community at Concordia is welcoming and engaging, which makes students feel at home.

The best thing about my school is the small size. I came from a small high school so I decided to find a college that had a smaller popultaion size. Concordia College has about 3,000 students and the average class size is about 30. I really like the small class sizes because I get to know my classmates and the professor and I can get direct help from the professor because they are really helpful.

I really enjoy the closely-knit campus and the friendly atmosphere. Though some people find the small campus too confining, I find comfort in the fact that everyone at Concordia is willing to lend a hand, join in a friendly discussion, and truly get to know one another. It is easy to find people to connect with.

I think that it is our freindlness. We are knon to be happy Cobbers, and that is exactly what we are. We go into the world with a smile on our faces. We are chatty, happy, social, but take out school work very serious because most of us are on scholarship.

I believe that the best thing about my school is the social aspect of it . There is always someone who is there to talk to and you know so many people because it is such a small campus. People are very friendly here.

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The atmosphere. It is friendly and inviting, allowing us to feel at home and therefore make it easier and more comfortable to study and learn.

There are many wonderful things about Concordia. The people are great; they're very accepting and friendly. Orientation week at Concordia is simply perfect because one spends an entire week with the same group of people and bonds are made quite quickly and easily. The professors are always willing to meet with students for aiding in homework or discussing any assignment problems. Overall, the campus is really beautiful, reguardless of the weather.

Concordia College is a wonderful place to learn who you are. There is a wide variety of different opportunities, classes, discussions, and lectures that can help you discover who you are and what your calling is after school. The professors are wonderful and are excited to teach. The students at Concordia are excited to learn, and enjoy discussion and conversation.

The classes are small and the professors are very interested in their students not only academically but they really care how you are doing and any problems you may have weather it is personal or school related. They also help you as much as they can to get you where you want to be. Every professor I have had in the past 3 years remembers me and greets me in the hallway.

The people definitely made the place for me - without them I would have not stayed. I met some of my best friends there and the professors are great - they actually care about you and want good things for you.