Concordia University, MI

Concordia University-Ann Arbor offers graduate degrees for business professional and educators, individuals who are intersted in enhancing their professional careers in a supportive educational environment.  Off-site locations and affordable tuition are enhanced with quality and excellent customer service. 

The small size and low student-to-faculty ratio foster close relationships between students and faculty and create a supportive, caring community.The schools at Concordia offer students a great education in the liberal arts tradition while giving them the experience and skills to succeed. The University has five schools: School of Arts and Sciences, School of Religious Studies & Social Sciences, School of Education, HAAB School of Business and Management, School of Adult and Continuing Ed. Concordia University-Ann Arbor in its Graduate programs offers MBA, M.S. Organizational Leadership and Administration, M.S. Educational Leadership, M.S. Curriculum and Instruction, Certificate of School Administration Studies. 

Concordia University offers financial aid. Aid packages are based on merit, financial need or both and include Concordia’s full participation in federal and state aid programs is likely to bring Concordia’s costs below those of other universities.

There are also several grants, awarded by federal and state agencies to students with need. Grants are applied toward the cost of the education and unlike loans, grants do not need to be repaid.