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Concordia University-Nebraska

Concordia Teachers College Concordia College Concordia University

Seward, Nebraska 68434-1556

Known for business — close-knit campus

Concordia University-Nebraska is a private institution in Seward with particular strength in business and biology. With an average SAT of 1148, the school attracts a broad applicant pool.

A small campus of 1.3K undergraduates with a 14:1 student-faculty ratio. The town location creates a classic college-town feel.

64% of students graduate within four years, and graduates earn a median of $52,415 a decade after enrollment. Net price after aid averages $24,016.

Established

1894

Mascot

Bulldog

Type

Private university

Conference

National Association of

90%Acceptance

1148SAT Avg

1,270Students

14:1Student:Faculty

64%Grad Rate

$52,415Earnings 10yr

$24,016Net Price

Admissions

Acceptance Rate90.0%

SAT Score Ranges

Average: 1148

Reading & WritingMid: 570

530625

MathMid: 555

510610

ACT Score Range

CompositeMid: 23

1926

Cost & Financial Aid

Sticker Price

Tuition$39,330

Room & Board$10,350

Books & Supplies$1,070

Total Cost of Attendance$51,179

Average Net Price$24,016

Median Debt at Graduation$25,750

Monthly Payment (10yr)$273

Net Price by Family Income

$0–30K$19,320

$30–48K$20,192

$48–75K$21,880

$75–110K$24,197

$110K+$26,363

Programs (73)

Student Body

Undergrads

1,270

Gender Split

51% / 49%

Women / Men

First Generation

18%

Pell Grant Recipients

11%

Race & Ethnicity

White 73%

Black 2%

Hispanic 5%

Two+ 3%

Int'l 6%

Outcomes

4-Year Graduation Rate64.1%

Freshman Retention77.6%

Median Earnings After Graduation

6 Years$44,527

8 Years$46,998

10 Years$52,415

10-Year Earnings by Gender

Women

$35,600

Men

$53,300

More About This School

Varsity Sports — Bulldogs

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History & Fun Facts

•The school, then named the Evangelisches Lutherisches Schullehrer-Seminar (Evangelical Lutheran Teachers' Seminary), was officially dedicated on November 18, 1894.
•The academic programs were expanded in 1905 with the addition of two years of college studies.
•By 1908, a fourth year of high school was added to the program.
•After the war, the school was accredited as a junior college and became co-ed in 1919 although women boarded with families off-campus.
•In December 1918, the Lutheran Seminary, as the university was then named, suffered infection during the 1918 flu pandemic with at least 15% of the student body being infected and one student dying.

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Source: Wikipedia