Academics
Degrees and programs at Concordia span four colleges:
Majors and Programs
The degrees and programs below are listed alphabetically.
- Accounting
- Biology
Concentrations in:- General Biology
- Molecular Biology
- Pre-Medical Studies
- Pre-Occupational Therapy
- Pre-Physical Therapy
- Pre-Physician’s Assistant
- Business Administration
Minors in: - Chemistry
- Director of Christian Education (DCE)
- Missions
- Outreach
- Youth Ministry
- Elementary Education (Pre K - Grade 8)
- Secondary Education (Middle - High School
Endorsements for Secondary Levels:- Art
- Biology
- Chemistry
- ESOL
- General Business
- Health
- Language Arts
- Marketing
- Mathematics
- Physical Education
- Social Studies
- Education Degrees (Online Programs)
- English
- Communications
- Exercise and Sport Science
- Pre-Athletic Training
- Sport Coaching
- History
- Honors Program
- Humanities
- Interdisciplinary Studies
- Marketing
- Music
- Director of Parish Music
- Graduate School Preparation: Musicology & Performance
- Music Education: Preparation for Masters in Teaching
- Nursing
- Psychology
- Social Work
- Theology
- Graduate School Preparation
- Pastoral Ministry
- Professional Church Work
Programs available for LCMS students in the following- Christian Education
- Elementary & Secondary Education
- Theology
- Adult Degree Completion
- Early Childhood Education (Also in Southwest Washington and Online)
- Health Care Administration
- Homeland Security (Also Online)
- Social Work
Faculty
You will learn from teachers with real world experience and academic sophistication. Because our student teacher ratio is just 14 to 1, they will challenge and support you to excel.
Honors Program
The Honors Program at Concordia has been designed for you if you are an academically gifted student who wants to be challenged to use your intellect to its highest ability along with fellow Honors students who share your love of learning. Learn more about the Honors Program.
Concordia Commitment
The Concordia Commitment program is for students who are highly motivated to pursue a career after graduation. Freshmen who enter the program are prepared to find and achieve a job in the field of their choice. If you complete the four-year requirements of The Concordia Commitment program, and still aren’t employed in your desired career, we will pay you monthly installments up to a total of $5,000.
Our Career Development Program is available to all students, not just those participating in The Concordia Commitment program. Students have access to a variety of employment resources:
- Individual career counseling
- Computer-assisted guidance programs
- Career resource library
- Career assessment services
- Job listing service