love this University :) but I would say that I was surprised at how many people don't truly appreciate and understand that this is a Christian college. and that they shouldn't be swearing and/or acting inappropriately.

If you have a different religion/belief than the one school advertises, please be warned. They do not care or respect yours. As stated by one of the directors of this institute, "this is a religious entity first and educational institute second; not the other way around". It would be fair if this philosophy is conveyed at the time of admissions I signed up for MBA core course at one of the campuses. What I learned from that course was English composition, grammar, Bible study, theology and how to listen to stories. The syllabus was changed in the 2nd class not the first one out of 8 weeks class duration and homeworks were about religious text which has nothing to do with course. The final exam was copy of the original professor and had contents/questions which were not even discussed in the class. We did not even go through the contents of the book that’s mentioned in the syllabus. At Graduate level, this is not acceptable by any means. I expect to look beyond grammar and spellings page numbering and length of paper. I did submit to online writing help provided at the University and changed my term paper accordingly but was not appropriate according to the lecturer standard. Save your money and find admission at other place because they are not worth the fees you will pay compared to a state university.Do your homework before you join this institute. The state university is much cheaper and the degrees are well recognized across other universities than this one. You cannot transfer your credit from here to any state university either.I am still trying to find anything positive with this school.

I like MOST of the people and foundation it has there. But I don't feel that it is any more diverse than they would accuse to be. In my experience, its not as diverse as they make you think at first. For me, I love Concordia but there are obvious times when I do feel like I do not belong. And SOME professors are down right rude. I email, ask questions, and try to understand but their feedback always comes up short with opinions that are negative and show obvious reasons they simply do not care if I fail the class or not. That is just my freshman experience though.I hope this will not happen again.

I haven’t a clue how this place is as a school.. but oh my god, what a view! This is a great place to get some exercise. They have a gorgeous cliffside path going down to the lake, and there’s always a band playing. Breathtaking. Fun academic fact: they apparently offer a Masters degree in Church Music. If you’ve been looking for this program - you may have found your new home here!

It may be a "Christian" school, but their practices are anything but. I had signed up to attend here ONLINE and then changed my mind before even attending a single course. That hasn't stopped them from hiring a lawyer to sue me and garnish my wages for their $2000 just for being on their school roster for a month. Absolutely ridiculous. I would expect no less from a Missouri Synod based facility though. I'll never forget going to a funeral home to sing for one of my best friend's father's funeral and being told I wasn't allowed to SING at a FUNERAL at a FUNERAL HOME because I wasn't Missouri Synod or the pastor was going to walk out. So Christian.