Concordia University-Wisconsin Top Questions

the food! There aren't a lot of healthy choices.

No public transportation and food limitations

Campus Safety. We are located in a very safe and rich neighborhood, so the poor response time and inefficient student and adult workers don't matter all that much. All they really do is drive around and write parking tickets. (Parking is hard to find, but there are enough spots and it's free to everyone and still close to campus). The workers aren't very accomodating or helpful to students and usually carry around a ton of attitude, but you usually don't have to deal with them unless you're in trouble.

The curfew rule when having members of the opposite sex over, because it is hard if you have a friend from out of town or a different school that comes to visit, and having them either having to drive all the way back to their place late at night or find money for a hotel is hard for a college student.

The food plan and the location in relation to a metro area. The food service is acceptable, but it seems that for the amount of money that we pay, there should be a better alternative. Also, we are close to Milwaukee, WI, but far enough away that there is no public transportation whatsoever.

The worst thing about Concorida is the parking situation. We just added a new dorm that is beautiful, but it took away from much of the parking space. Students will come home from their various jobs and there will be no parking spots available, making them walk quite a distance just to get back inside.

For me personally, the worst thing about the school is the hypocrisy and moral standard among the students. Though many of the students that I am in class with are studying to teach children and be pastors within the LCMS standard, I see these same people binge drinking every weekend, being promiscuous with strangers and cheating on their school work. While I am paying so much more to go to a school that is founded in my spiritual beliefs, my surroundings are the same as if I was paying much less to go to a state school.