Undergraduate Cost and Aid
At Concordia University, Nebraska, we are committed to making a high-quality Christian Lutheran education as affordable and accessible as possible.
| 2025-26 Concordia Nebraska Costs | |
|---|---|
| Tuition | $41,500 |
| Basic Housing | $4,900 |
| Meal Plan | $6,350 |
| Student Services Fee | $700 |
| Student Accident Insurance | $140 |
| Total Tuition, Housing and Food | $53,590 |
| Scholarships and Grants Amounts of academic, performance and/or need-based scholarships and grants vary for each student. | ($29,000)* |
| Federal Direct Loan | ($5,500) |
| Average Total Cost | $19,090 |
*Average financial aid provided to full-time students in 2025-2026. The average total cost includes the Federal Direct Loan.
Making College Affordable
Scholarships
Concordia University Nebraska offers many types of scholarships to help you finance your education and reduce the overall cost of attendance.
Loans
Various loan options are available to help you cover your college expenses when scholarships and grants aren't enough.
Grants
Institutional, federal and state need-based grants are available to all incoming students at Concordia Nebraska, based on demonstrated financial need.
Benefits for Veterans
Concordia University, Nebraska is honored to support students who are military veterans and those who currently serve. Through the GI Bill® and additional grants, your tuition at Concordia will be fully covered.
Net Price Calculator
Concordia’s net price calculator is designed to help you estimate the net price of attendance for your student based on what similar families have paid in the past.
Financial Aid Offer
Your financial aid offer details the scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study opportunities available to help cover your college costs at Concordia University, Nebraska.
Financial Services for Students
Our team of financial counselors are committed to helping you find ways of navigating your college financial needs.
Tuition & Indirect Costs
The cost of attendance reflects the amount of money a typical student is projected to need for school-related expenses during the academic year based on where they live and degree program.