Nebraska Colleges and Universities
College and university resources for education in Nebraska state. Universities and colleges offer higher education, beyond the preparatory or high school level. Such institutions may include colleges offering only undergraduate preparation; universities offering undergraduate and graduate courses along with research facilities; professional schools which offer degrees in law, medicine, engineering, and other professions; and two-year community and junior colleges, which provide technical, vocational, and liberal arts programs. Whether you are seeking a professional school, a college, a university, or a community, junior or technical college, browsing through the links provided on this page will assist you in finding the institution of higher learning you'd like to attend in Nebraska.
Grand Island: Central Community College
Central Community College in Grand Island, Nebraska, provides information on its student services, course descriptions, admissions and more.
Kearney: University of Nebraska
Tour this UN/Kearney site for department information, multiple financial-aid opportunities, an online catalog, a map and a searchable database.
Lincoln: University of Nebraska
The University of Nebraska provides information on their admissions, study programs, faculty, athletics, alumni activities, and research efforts
McCook: Mid-Plains Area Community College
The result of a merger between a community college and a technical college, this school serves more than 3,000 students. Find out more here.
Omaha: Creighton University
Creighton, a Jesuit institution, has been ranked highly by U.S. News & World Report. Learn about degrees, financial aid, athletics, and more.
Omaha: University of Nebraska
This list of academic and campus information includes admissions, academic programs, departments, student organizations, courses and faculty.
Scottsbluff: Western Nebraska Community College
You may browse pertinent information here, including activities, course listings, faculty pages, financial aid, enrollment, and more from WNCC.