Students Life

English Score Requirement

MINIMUM IELTS SCORE

MINIMUM TOEFL IBT

Note: Language proficiency requirements can vary on program basis.

Accomodation

Housing

Living in a residence hall at Concordia University, St. Paul provides an immersive college experience where you can make lifelong friends, create memories, and access many resources and opportunities. Located in the heart of St. Paul, the vibrant city offers endless opportunities for exploration and adventure.

By residing on campus, you will have the convenience of being just steps away from classes, the library, and other campus resources, making it easier for you to stay engaged and involved in your education.

Residence Halls

Find your residence hall community, create unforgettable memories, and make life-long friendships. With four unique halls to choose from, there are living arrangements perfect for everyone. On-campus students are connected via tunnel to their classes, have access to workout facilities, and enjoy the convenience of multiple dining options.

CSP houses more than 500 students on campus with amenities including fully-furnished living spaces, increased wifi speeds, on-site laundry, and more.

luther Hall

Luther Hall houses around 100 first-year students in four separate wings.

Features

• 12 x 18 foot, two-person rooms
• Community style bathrooms
• Air-conditioned community lounges
• Direct access to campus through a connected tunnel

Wollaeger Hall

First-year residence hall housing 100 students. The main level of Wollaeger Hall is home to the Barbara Schoenbeck Early Learning Center and Hand-In-Hand Child Care Center, which serves the local community and offers training and enrichment for Concordia students pursuing careers in early childhood education. Constructed in 1964, Wollaeger Hall was named after Rev. Herman William Franz Wollaeger, Ph.D., professor of German and librarian at Concordia from 1904 to 1941.

Features:

• 12 x 18 foot, two-person air-conditioned rooms
• Community-style bathrooms
• Large lounge spaces on each floor with foosball and TV’s

Transfer and Upper Class

Holst Hall

Originally named the Residence Life Center (RLC), Holst Hall opened for Fall 2008. In May 2011 the Residence Life Center was renamed Holst Hall by the Concordia University Board of Regents in honor of 20-year president Rev. Dr. Robert Holst. This four-story, 290-bed apartment-style residence hall features a mix of studio, two- and four- bedroom fully furnished apartments and houses sophomore, junior, and senior students.

Holst Hall Features:

• Fully furnished and fully air-conditioned with each apartment being able to control their own thermostat
• Units feature bathrooms, a kitchen, living room, and individual bedrooms
• The studio units include a kitchen, living/sleeping area and a separate bathroom

Hyatt Village

Features:

• 10 x 12 foot, two-person air-conditioned suites
• Suite-styled living options consist of two people per room sharing a private bathroom facility with suite mates (2 other people of the same gender in their own room connected by the bathroom)
• There are five pods, each consisting of 8 rooms and a community lounge with new 4K flat screen televisions, lounge furniture, study tables, microwaves, and toasters
• Connected to the main campus tunnel (fitness and common kitchen area located in tunnel)

Scholarships

• Scholarship for Undergraduate students is 2000-4000$ and will not be applicable for the Graduate students

Features of Concordia University, St. Paul