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Founded: 1908

Location: Omaha, NE

About University of Nebraska at Omaha

UNO is Nebraska’s metropolitan university — a university with strong academic values and significant relationships with our community that transforms and improves life. In 1908, the University of Omaha was founded as a private, coeducational college by the Presbyterian Theological Seminary at Omaha. Since then, the University of Nebraska Omaha has been firmly anchored in the community, forging partnerships with business, education, government, arts and civic organizations. UNO has long set the pace for accessible higher education in Nebraska and continues to offer an academically rigorous experience to a diverse student body. The university became part of the Nebraska System in 1968.

UNO offers bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees from its many colleges.

In addition to these colleges, students can pursue degrees at UN Lincoln from the colleges of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, Architecture, and Engineering. Through the department of Online Learning, students can earn undergraduate and graduate degrees, certificates, and endorsements as well. UNO’s mission is to “transform and improve the quality of life locally, nationally, and globally.” UNO’s values are excellence, engagement, inclusion, discovery, integrity, and maverick spirit. Graduates are equipped to strengthen the community through collaboration, shared resources, and sustained partnerships.

Accreditation & Licensing

University of Nebraska at Omaha is accredited by:

Higher Learning Commission (HLC)

Type:

4-year, Public

Highest Level Offered:

Doctor's degree

Religious Affiliation:

Not applicable

Enrollment:

Undergraduate: 13,664 ; Graduate: 4,073

Percent of Fully Online Students:

Undergraduate: 21% ; Graduate: 48%

Graduation Rate:

47%

Transfer Rate:

19%

Median Earnings, 10-Years After Degree Completion:

$53,909

Median Debt After Graduation (4-Year Degree):

$19,000

Average Undergraduates Receiving Aid:

76%

Per Undergraduate Average Aid Award:

$10,227

Yellow Ribbon Program:

Yes

Credit for Military Training:

Yes

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Frequently Asked Questions About University of Nebraska at Omaha

Is University of Nebraska at Omaha accredited?

Yes. University of Nebraska at Omaha is institutionally accredited by Higher Learning Commission.

How many online programs does University of Nebraska at Omaha offer?

University of Nebraska at Omaha offers 39 online programs currently listed on GetEducated.

What degree levels does University of Nebraska at Omaha offer?

University of Nebraska at Omaha offers programs from bachelor's through master's and doctoral levels.

How should students contact admissions at University of Nebraska at Omaha?

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Is University of Nebraska at Omaha expensive, and what are the tuition costs?

Roughly speaking, University of Nebraska at Omaha falls into GetEducated’s $$ tuition tier, which points to a mid tuition range.

How quickly can I enroll at University of Nebraska at Omaha?

Enrollment at any school can be a quick process; if all required admission requirements are met. This is where students can get hung up and slow down the process by taking too long to gather required documentation.

What should transfer students ask University of Nebraska at Omaha first?

The first thing you must do is order your transcripts from any previous school you attended and have them provided to the new school immediately with the hopes of receiving an unofficial transfer credit evaluation quickly. In an ideal world, students would have an official transfer credit evaluation done prior to committing to enrollment at any school; however with the vast majority of schools, official transfer credit evaluations happen after you are already enrolled, typically in the first semester.

What GPA do most University of Nebraska at Omaha programs require?

GPA requirements typically range from 2.5 to 3.0, and 3.0 appears most often.

Is University of Nebraska at Omaha military friendly?

University of Nebraska at Omaha shows Yellow Ribbon support. Check Yellow Ribbon eligibility before you apply, since program-level benefits can vary.

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What documents are most commonly required for University of Nebraska at Omaha applications?

Most listed programs ask for Official College Transcript(s), Statement of Purpose/Intent, Recommendation/Reference Letter(s), and Official High School Transcript/GED Score. Getting these ready early can keep the application process moving.

Does University of Nebraska at Omaha accept life experience credit?

University of Nebraska at Omaha accepts life experience credit, but qualifying can be harder than expected and fees may still apply. Check Transfer Options to confirm what applies to your program.

Are University of Nebraska at Omaha programs fully online or mixed?

University of Nebraska at Omaha programs are primarily listed as 100% Online, which can help students screen for schedule fit before applying.

What kinds of online programs does University of Nebraska at Omaha offer?

University of Nebraska at Omaha has online program options in areas such as Education, Criminal Justice, Safety & Law, Business, and Computer Science & IT; start with the field that best matches your career goal, then compare cost, format, and admissions requirements. Compare Programs to get program, admissions, and cost details before applying.

Do any University of Nebraska at Omaha programs have specialized accreditation?

Program-specific accreditors include Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration (NASPAA); Council on Social Work Education (CSWE); Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP).

Are any admission tests required for University of Nebraska at Omaha programs?

Some listed programs include GRE or GMAT requirements, so students should check test expectations before choosing a program.

Do in-state and out-of-state tuition totals differ at University of Nebraska at Omaha?

Some programs show different in-state and out-of-state tuition totals, so check your specific program cost.

Do any University of Nebraska at Omaha programs have state authorization limitations?

State authorization restrictions are not prominent across available programs, but students should still confirm eligibility for their state. Check State Eligibility before applying to confirm whether your program is available where you live.

How often can students start at University of Nebraska at Omaha?

Start times per year typically range from 3-6 for most schools. For University of Nebraska at Omaha, students should confirm the next available start date for their specific program before applying.

How should working adults compare University of Nebraska at Omaha programs?

Working adults should compare program format, pacing, total cost, and application requirements before choosing a path.

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