Concordia College at Moorhead Top Questions

The most frustrating thing about Concordia College is the cost to attend. It is a high costing college, but in the end it is worth it. Thats what I keep telling myself; in the end it is worth it.

They call Olin hill a hill when really it is just a bump.

The amount of money it costs to attend.

The most frustrating thing about my school is the fact that many professors believe their class is THE most important class, and they don't take into account all of the work that students have to do for other classes. There is a huge homework load here, and sometimes the professors don't understand all that we have to do. It is also very frustrating when you have tests/papers/projects in almost all of your classes all due in the same week. That gets to be a lot of work and can be overwhelming.

A common point of frusteration at my college was the relatively small amount of academic majors to choose from, and the fact that degrees such as Interior Design or Apparel and Design were looked down upon because they were considered a pre-professional program and most likely did not lead toward further education.

Some of the dorms are quite a ways away from the buildings in which you have classes. It is often a long walk to get to class if you live in one of those dorms. It could take up to 10 or 15 minutes some times, depending on how fast you walk, of course.

The high cost of the education is very frusterating.