Get to know Augustana College! Visit us and you’ll learn about our mission and values, life on this beautiful campus, career preparation, study abroad, the Quad Cities, admissions and financial aid.
Our student tour guides can talk about what life is like as an Augustana Viking!
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Augustana is home to 2,500 students from many backgrounds. Every one of us is different, but together we like to do a lot of the same things:
50% of students have double majors
About 40% study abroad
Nearly a third are in varsity, intramural or club sports
25% are involved in the performing arts
More than 75% complete at least one internship
Visit Augustana, meet students and professors, and see us in action. Explore our home in the Quad Cities, a dynamic metro area with the Mississippi River running through it.
Augustana is more affordable than families might think. Once they receive their financial aid packages, students and families can be surprised at the cost difference between a private, independent college and a large, regional public university.
It’s a difference that can be missed during a family’s initial review of college costs. And it can make all the difference to a student's college choice.
Augustana College received the 2026 Top Colleges for Innovation Award from Insight Into Academia magazine, recognizing the college’s work to expand access, strengthen student outcomes and put learning to work in ways that meet students’ needs.
Augustana and UnityPoint Health Trinity College have signed a definitive agreement to strengthen the future of health care education in the Quad Cities through the acquisition of Trinity College’s academic programs and operations by Augustana.
Augustana Possible is a bold new financial aid program that meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for qualifying newly enrolled students.
Iris Xiaoyu Liu is a bass trombonist and serves as instructor of low brass at Augustana College, where she teaches brass methods, low brass choir, and applied low brass.
Matt Kowalczyk, bassoon, will perform a recital.
Trio Sorivoce will perform a recital.
