Concordia University

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Thunder Sports Complex (2019) Main Campus

Cardinal Fieldhouse Renovation (2019)

Cardinal Stadium (2014-15)North Building acquisition (2015-16)Kreft Center for the Arts renovation (2015)

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School of Arts and Science

(BA, BS, MS) Undergraduate majors: 19

Graduate programs: 3

Haab School of Business

(BBA, MS-OLA, MBA) Undergraduate majors: 17

Graduate programs: 18

School of Nursing

(BSN) Undergraduate major: 1

School of Health Professions

(BS, MS) Undergraduate majors: 4

Graduate programs: 1

School of Education (BA, BS, MS)

Undergraduate majors: 5 Graduate programs: 6

FACULTY• 56 full-time, 113 adjunct• 32% LCMS• 45% female, 55% male• 72% with terminal degrees• 12% pursuing terminal degrees• Student/faculty ratio: 11:1

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24%24%

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Arts & Sciences

Undecided

Business

Nursing

Health Professions

TOP AREAS OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDY

UNDERGRADUATE DEMOGRAPHICS

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23%

54% Female 46% Male

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20% LCMS Lutheran

Lutheran

ENROLLMENT AS OF FALL 2019Traditional UG: 908HS Dual Credit: 68 Graduate: 211Total: 1,187

ADMISSIONSAverage scores for new traditional undergrads

HS GPA: 3.17ACT: 21

FINANCIAL AID Averages for first-time, full-time students in fall 2019:

Percent receiving aid: >99% Avg. award excluding loans: $19,114

STUDENT YEARLY COSTS (2019–20)

Undergraduate tuition $30,060 Room & Board $10, 830

ATHLETICSMASCOT: CARDINALS

25 sports offered 11 Men’s, 11 Women’s, 3 Co-ed

NAIA DII AFFILIATIONS• Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic

Conference (WHAC)• Mid-States Football Association• National Christian College Athletic

Association (NCCAA)

54% of undergraduates participate on one or more of our intercollegiate athletic teams

INVESTING IN THE FUTURE: RECENT CAPITAL PROJECTS

NUMBER OF DEGREES CONFERRED BY YEAR

CUAA 12-MONTH ENROLLMENT TREND

2019–20 ENROLLMENT

BY STATE

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311 320 333 305 307 274

735 789 898 974 1,074 1,033

Graduate/Professional Traditional Undergraduate

Since 2015 CUAA enrollment has grown faster than any university in Michigan, public or private

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TOP 6 STATESMichigan – 978

Ohio – 48Indiana – 36

Illinois – 18Wisconsin – 14

California – 11

2013–14 2014–15 2015–16 2016–17 2017–18 2018–19 2019–20

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We also have a number of international students from the following countries:Australia | Brazil | Canada | China | Columbia | Ecuador | France | Greece | India | Israel |

Nigeria | Pakistan | Taiwan | UK | Venezuela

66%75%

CUAA Great Lakes Region

Employed full-time six months after graduation

Employed six months after graduation

Mean starting salary after graduation with a

bachelor’s degree

57%66%

CUAA Great Lakes Region

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CONCORDIA MEANS “HEARTS TOGETHER” Our community comes together from around the country and around the world

Source: National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE). Great Lakes Region includes Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Iowa.

Small schools: Enrollment under 2,000 | Medium schools: Enrollment between 2,000 and 5,000

CUAASmall school average

Medium school average

What our STUDENTS SAY

CUAA satisfaction exceeds national averages for: + College met expectations

+ Would enroll here again

+ Overall satisfaction

What our GRADUATES SAY

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82% of 2019 graduates agreed that Concordia helped them better understand their calling and purpose in life

94% of 2019 graduates agreed that Concordia provided a positive environment for learning, living, and personal growth

88% of 2019 graduates feel better prepared both to serve and to lead by putting the needs of others first

81% of 2019 graduates indicated they grew in their Christian faith during their time at CUAA

90% of 2019 graduates felt that faculty and staff demonstrated they personally cared

I love how one moment you can be a stranger to someone and then the next moment you’re family. Everyone is connected in some way shape or form and we look out for each other and love one another just like Christ first loved us.

Natalie Shawl / 2022

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