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1. Concordia University Chicago (CUC)

2. About Concordia University Chicago (CUC)
Since its founding as a teacher's college in 1864, Concordia University Chicago
has strived to help those who wish to fulfill their individual potential. Students
benefit from welcoming staff and engaging faculty members, and study within
a collaborative environment that encompasses creativity, discovery and the
continued pursuit of academic excellence.
A 150-year history as a bricks-and-mortar institution makes Concordia-Chicago
a focal point in the local community. Furthermore, its national and international
profile continues to grow, and currently students from 37 US states and 25
countries study the academic programs.
CUC is closely affiliated with Global university Systems (GUS).

3. January
1,
1864
Addison Teacher
Seminary Founded
September
5, 1869
Seminary Library
Opens
January
1, 1880
Physical Ed added
to curriculum
January 1,
1895
Gymnasium built
on Addison campus
January
1, 1905
Brohm named
school president
January 1,
1907
Maroon and gold
colors selected
Land gifted for
River Forest
campus
January
1, 1911
February 1,
1911
Basketball and tennis
teams founded
February
28, 1914
River Forest
campus dedicated
October 12,
1914
Fire destroys new
building
Septembe
r 15,
1914
Main campus
building re-opens
October 6,
1924
Old Addison
Seminary
Demolished
January
24, 1938
Women Admitted
to CTC
October 2,
1939
Dr. Arthur Klinck
Named Fifth
President
March 2,
1942
Concordia Defense
Organization Founded
May 8,
1948
Library Cornerstone
Laid
July
2,
1949
Mary-Martha
Residential Hall Opens
August 21,
1950
Concordia High
School Closes
August18
, 1952
Cars Allowed
on Campus
August
8, 1959
First Master of Arts
Degree Awarded
August
24,
1959
Women Allowed to
Try Out for Sports
May 1,
1964
First Computer
Center Opens on
Campus
December 1,
1966
Concordia Lights the
White House Tree

4. CUC Campus

5. CUC Campus
Campus Life
Living on campus and in the safe, charming neighborhood that surrounds
Concordia University Chicago, you'll find everything to meet your daily needs.
Meanwhile, just 10 miles away, you can explore Chicago, one of the greatest cities
in the world.
When living in a residence hall at CUC, it's easy to immerse yourself in the
campus community including athletics, the arts, intramurals, faith, volunteer
work and so much more. You'll also strengthen your academic and social
relationships with fellow classmates, faculty members and student-mentors.
Students can join various different clubs and societies.
You'll be able to reach your classrooms within minutes, as well as a library with
more than 160,000 volumes, an education resource center, computer labs, fitness
facilities, tennis courts, a state-of-the-art running track and more.

6. CUC Campus
About Chicago
Concordia University Chicago's 40-acre suburban campus in upscale River Forest is like a small
town with a big backyard—downtown Chicago is only a short 20 minute ride on the “L” metro.
Our location offers important advantages not found in many other schools of similar size. Whether
students have a passion for the arts, sports, culture or just want to meet with friends they will find
infinite opportunities to explore their interests, find meaningful internships and meet future
employers.

7. CUC Unique Selling Points (USPs)
Why Choose Concordia University Chicago?
• Founded in 1864, Concordia-Chicago has a 150-year history of bringing higher education to
the world.
• More than 4,000 students are enrolled in CUC master’s and doctoral programs.
• Washington Monthly ranked CUC 96 out of 684 for masters universities in 2013
http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/college_guide/rankings_2013/masters_universities_rank.php
• US News ranked CUC 83 out of over 156 Midwest universities for 2014
http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-colleges/rankings/regional-universities-midwest/page+8
• Easy access to downtown Chicago
• Facilities including, athletics, running track, tennis courts, fitness centre, computer labs,
library, extensive grounds and much more all located on a safe campus.

8. Fees
Undergraduate programs:
$28,104 per year ($14,052 per semester)
Postgraduate programs:
$27,261 for all MBAs except Accounting
Accommodation on campus:
Board and Room Fees: $8,992 per year ($4,496 per semester)
Additional for Single Occupancy Dorm Room: $2,276 per year ($1,138 per semester)
Meal plans:
Cougar Plan (default plan) – included in accommodation price
Every Meal Plan - $100 more than cougar plan
Maroon and Gold Plans - $200 less that default plan

9. Undergraduate Degrees
College of Arts and Sciences
• BA in Arts
• BA in Biology
• BS in Biology
• BA in Chemistry
• BS in Chemistry
• BA in Communication
• BA in Computer Information Systems
• BA in English
• BA in Exercise Science
• BA in Graphic Arts
• BA in Journalism
• BA in Mathematics
• BS in Mathematics

10. Undergraduate Degrees
College of Arts and Sciences
• BA in Media Arts Administration
• BA in Music
• BA in Music with Business Emphasis
• BA in Natural Science
• BA in Natural Sciences: Pre-Occupational Therapy
• BA in Natural Sciences: Pre-Nursing
• BA in Philosophy
• BA in Political Science
• BA in Psychology
• BA in Social work
• BA in Sociology
• BA in Spanish
• BA in Theatre
• BA in Theatre Arts Administration

11. Undergraduate Degrees
College of Arts and Sciences
• BA in Theology
• BA in Theological Languages
• BA in Visual Arts Administration
• BA in Women’s and Gender Studies
• BA in Computer Science
• BA in Criminal Justice
• BA in History
• BA in Pre-Art Therapy
• BA in Sport and Fitness

12. Undergraduate Degrees
College of Business
• BA in Marketing
• BS in Marketing
• BA in Accounting
• BS in Accounting
• BA in Management
• BS in Management
• BA in Business Communications
• BS in Media Arts Administration
• BS in Sports Management
• BS in Theatre Administration
• BS in Visual Arts Administration
• BA in Church/Non-Profit Management
• BA in Church/Non-Profit Management Pre-Seminary

13. Undergraduate Degrees
College of Education
• BS in Early Childhood Education
• BS in Elementary Education
• BS in Secondary Education
• BS in Secondary Education—English/Language Arts
• BS in Secondary Education—Mathematics
• BS in Secondary Education—Physical Education
• BS in Secondary Education—Science: Biology
• BS in Secondary Education—Science: Chemistry
• BS in Secondary Education—Social Science: History
• BS in Secondary Education—Visual Arts
• BS in Special Education age 3-21
• Director of Christian Education
• BA in Foreign Language-Spanish Language Education (grades K-12)
• BA in Music Education (grades K-12)
• BA in Physical Education (grades K-12)
• BA in Visual Arts Education

14. Graduate Degrees
• MBA (2 years)
• Accelerated MBA (1 year)
• MBA in Accounting
• MBA in Banking and Financial Institutions
• MBA in Health Care Management
• MBA in Leadership and Change Management
• MBA in Not-for-Profit Management
• MBA in School Business Management
• MBA in Sports Management