You're In!
Now that you have been accepted for admission please take care of some important steps.
The items below are needed to complete your file. You may have completed some of these steps already. If you have any questions on what you need to complete, please contact your admissions counselor.
Enrollment Deposit
Now that you have been officially accepted, your next step is to make your deposit. Once you have deposited, you will receive information about your next steps.
Application for Financial Assistance
If you have not already filled out the Federal Application for Financial Assistance (FAFSA), please do so now. The Learn More button will take you straight to the FAFSA website.
Official High School Transcript
If you just graduated from High School, you will need to turn in your official high school transcript.
Official College Transcripts
If you are transferring any college credit to Concordia, you will need to get a transcript from each institution.
Placement Exam
All incoming freshman and transfer students who have not taken any math or English classes, must take the Accuplacer Placement exam before you can register for class.
Embark! Orientation
All incoming freshman must attend Embark!, our freshman orientation. You can register for Embark! as soon as you have made your deposit. Click the Learn More button to register.
En Route Orientation
All transfer students must attend En Route orientation before they being classes in the Fall or Spring. You can register for En Route as soon as you have made your deposit. Click the Learn More button to register.
International Orientation
All new international students must attend international orientation. You can register for the international orientation as soon as you have made your deposit. Click the Learn More button to register.
Meningitis Vaccination Documentation
This is required for all students. Please click the learn more button to print the form and fax it back to Residence Life at 512-313-1303.
Residence Life | Campus Living
The residence halls on campus are a great way to meet new friends, participate in campus activities, develop new interests and learn to live in a community rich in diversity.
Off-Campus Living
Living off campus? Find the necessary forms to complete and learn how to get involved with student life.
Available Facilities
As a student, you get access to some pretty great stuff – a fitness center and sand volleyball – just to name a couple.
Get Connected
Find out how to access your Concordia e-mail address, get access to Blackboard and more.
Study Tips
Check out our list of study tips that will help you start your classes on the right foot.
Senior, Behavioral Science
The small size makes CTX very unique! I’ve been able to get to know all my classmates and professors and that’s really helped me succeed in college.
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Julianne Fischer
Senior, Behavioral Science
My hometown is Colorado Springs, CO.
As if my academics don’t keep me busy enough, I thought I would fill my spare time with some extracurricular activities at CTX, including Intramural Sports, Psychology Book Club, President’s Freshman cabinet (2005-06), and Student Center and Commuter Activities Coordinator (best job ever)!
The highlight of my time at CTX was definitely my first two years of living in the dorm. They were amazing! I was blessed with wonderful roommates, made lots of friends, and actually enjoyed every aspect of “dorm life!”
I think CTX is unique because the small size makes CTX very unique! I’ve been able to get to know all my classmates and professors and that’s really helped me succeed in college.
The professor that impacted me the most was Dr. Scarnier (psychology) because she has taught the most interesting psychology courses and really helped me plan for graduate school.