Our mission is to provide data to support institutional improvement and effectiveness, as well as federal and state compliance. The Office of Institutional Research adheres to the Code of Ethics and Professional Practice of the Association of Institutional Research. Founded in 1872, Concord University is a public university dedicated to improving the lives of students and the community. The University is dedicated to innovative teaching and learning, intellectual and creative activities, and community service and civic engagement. All Students must complete a minimum of 120semester hours to receive a baccalaureate degree, regardless of their field of specialization, and among these must be the minimum 39-40 semester hours prescribed in the General Education Program. General Education is an essential element in an educational process designed around student learning expectations and the attainment of the skills, knowledge, and attitudes. The General Education Program is a coherent series of courses that emphasize the common learning of a shared body of knowledge, the development of intellectual skills, and an appreciation of the diverse social and cultural values and institutions that make up the modern world. Through studies in these basic liberal arts and sciences, students gain a foundation for specialized studies, are equipped with the tools and skills necessary to pursue further learning, and acquire an understanding of the modes of inquiry and the ways of knowing. Regents Bachelor of Arts The Concord faculty are dedicated to teaching and learning.Institutional Research
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Curriculum
Fall 2021 Freshman First-Year Class
Applied
1,627
Admitted
1,568
Matriculated
390
Fall 2021 Transfers
Applied
198
Admitted
156
Matriculated
101
Retention and Graduation
First-year retention rate (entering Fall 20)
57%
6-year graduation rate (entering Fall 15)
42%
Class of 2021
Degrees Conferred
448
Top Degrees
Master of Social Work
Business Administration
Social Work
Master in EducationConcord Faculty
Full-Time Faculty
Total
Men
46
Women
48
Full-time Faculty with a doctorate or terminal degree
72%
Student to faculty ratio
15:1
2021-2022 Cost and Financial Aid
In-State Tuition
$8,465
Out-of-State Tuition
$18,215
Room and Board (on-campus)
$9,444
Books and Supplies
$1,100
Transportation
$1,354
Other Expenses
$1,590
Fall 2021 Enrollment
All Students
1,749
Total FTE
1,556
Total Undergraduate Students
1,389
Total FTE Undergraduate
1,352
Total Graduate Students
360
Total FTE Graduate
204
Institutional ResearchBayleigh Meadows2023-01-04T14:07:35-05:00
