Off-Campus Living
If you plan to live off-campus during your time at Concordia, there is still important information you should know! Check the links below for details.
Should you decide to live off-campus, we still want to ensure you’re involved in campus life. Whether through cheering on our Tornado Athletics, getting involved in student life, or helping lead worship at 9:08, students are able to plug into their area of choice even if they live off-campus. Additionally, there are a number of living options outside of main campus. For more information about living off-campus, explore the links below!
Local Apartment Living
Explore the many choices in apartment communities that surround Concordia's Main Campus - all within a 5 mile radius! Find your next place to live here!
Roommate Finder
Use this tool to connect with other students who are considering living off-campus! Click here to find out more!
Meal Plan Options
Want to eat on-campus between classes? Check out our meal plan options that fit a variety of schedules.
Off-Campus Community Resources
Need a bus route? Need a map? Want to find a local restaurant? Click here for more resources about the community that surrounds CTX.
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.