Concordia College, Moorhead, Minn.

Residence Life

Housing Sign-Up

Concordia utilizes an on-line housing signup process -- this allows us to be more efficient and provide more timely updates about housing. Please read this information carefully and familiarize yourself with the processes, policies and housing options available to you.

As you begin to plan your housing for the 2012-2013 academic year, the first thing you need to is determine which category of you fit into:

Incoming students in 2012-2013
Students who will be sophomores in 2012-2013
Students who will be juniors/seniors in 2012-2013

Each sign-up process is slightly different, so please be sure to visit the correct page. Take some time to read the information provided on this website, and feel free to contact our office if you have any questions along the way.

Please click on these links to get copies of the Residence Hall Accommodations Agreement and the Townhouse Accommodations Agreement.

Concordia also offers summer housing for students during the months of May - August.

Important Information - Construction on Grant Center

In May of 2011, Concordia College began the renovation of Grant Center to become the new home of the Offutt School of Business. The construction is likely to last through the fall of 2012. Although no construction or renovation will be taking place in the residence halls of Erickson Hall and Hallett Hall, the construction in Grant Center will impact the residents of those two buildings, and may impact residents of the college Townhouses as well. Students living in Erickson and Hallett during the 2012-2013 academic year are likely to experience noise issues associated with construction and periodic brief water and power outages. In addition, there will be periods of time when access to the west and northeast entrances to Grant Center will be limited. Access to the skyway during the construction project may also be limited. The inaccessibility of entrances is likely to affect the residents of the college Townhouses as well as Erickson and Hallett residents. The college will work diligently to limit, as much as possible, the inconvenience to the students living in these halls, but it is important for student to be aware of these issues as they are making housing choices for next year.