Concordia University Portland

This public university first opened its doors in 1905 and is located in Portland, Oregon. This 13 acre campus allows multiple opportunities for study – and offers educational degrees from undergraduate to doctorate in over 65 areas.

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Students attending Concordia University Portland can select from undergraduate and graduate programs in early childhood education, elementary, and high school education, and several faith-based education options in order to prepare them for exciting careers in teaching and educational administration. Concordia University Portland also offers MBA programs for those wishing to pursue management roles in education.

Concordia University is dedicated to providing students with flexibly learning options and an applicable, real-world education that will serve them for years to come. As such, they offer a robust online learning program that allows students to interact with each other and their professors via a virtual bulletin board while they study. Learning is asynchronous so students can schedule their studies around their own schedule.

Concordia University Portland understands that some students are in need of additional support, so they provide counseling services to those who who need it, whether for personal reasons or education.

The career resource center at Concordia University Portland helps students find gainful employment after graduation. Students can find counseling, workshops, assessment, and consultations, along with job searches and resume building. The career resource center keeps up to date lists of employment listings, including part-time and seasonal opportunities for current students.

Students applying at Concordia University Portland, in 95% of cases for freshmen students, receive some form of financial aid in the form of grants and scholarships – averaging almost $10,000 per student. Students are encouraged to fill out a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) which will be reviewed by the university along with your application, and will help determine financial aid eligibility.

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