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OMAHA ACCESS TO EXCEP TIONAL

EXPERIENCES CAMPUS VISIT GUIDE 2021-2022

CONTENTS 3 CONNECTIONS 4 AFFORDABILIT Y 6 SCHOL ARSHIPS 8 LIFEST YLE 10 SUPPORT 12 MAVERICK SPIRIT

14 COLLEGES | MA JORS & PROGRAMS 22 ADMISSION INFORMATION 24 REMINDERS 25 IMPORTANT CONTACTS 26 DODGE CAMPUS MAP 28 SCOT T CAMPUS MAP

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ACCESS TO EXCEP TIONAL

UNO is dedicated to the city and state in our name. As the University of Nebraska’s metropolitan university campus, no fences or barriers separate students from the opportunities offered by the greater Omaha area. We address real issues, providing relevant learning opportunities that uniquely prepare our graduates as professionals and active members of their community.

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OMAHA IS YOUR CAMPUS, MAKE THE MOST OF IT! Living on campus has its perks, and so does living in Omaha. Our residence halls put you in the center of campus and the city.

This is just a snapshot of what Omaha has to offer.

Annual festivals and events featuring music, food, arts, culture, and more

Aksarben Village offers restaurants, coffee shops, shopping, and a movie theatre within walking distance

Omaha’s city parks, lakes, rivers, and walking/biking trails provide ample outdoor recreation activities

Local and national athletic events, concerts, museums, and performing arts centers

Internship, career, and applied research opportunities in a variety career fields

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AFFORDABILIT Y | COST OF AT TENDANCE | FAFSA INFORMATION

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UNO’s tuition rates are among the lowest in the region

87%

of UNO students receive some form of financial aid

AFFORDABILITY UNO believes in breaking down barriers. From creating and cultivating a citywide campus, to setting tuition rates that don’t restrict access to our world-class faculty and programs, we are dedicated to making education accessible. Our tuition and fees are among the lowest of Nebraska’s fouryear institutions according to U.S. News & World Report.

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COST OF ATTENDANCE*

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The information below is an approximation based on full-time enrollment of 27 credit hours or more for the nine-month academic year (2021-22).

NE Resident

Non-Resident

MAP Program†

Tuition & Fees

$8,136

$21,718

$11,310

Housing & Meals** (not required)

$10,414

$10,414

$10,414

Books & Supplies (estimate)

$1,120

$1,120

$1,120

$19,670

$33,252

$22,844

Est. Annual Cost

* The information provided is not a bill; this is a cost estimation based on current tuition rates. The estimates are conservative by design, and in no way attempt to reflect differences in actual costs incurred by students with differing lifestyle choices. The University of Nebraska at Omaha reserves the right to increase or modify tuition and fees without prior notice, upon approval by the University of Nebraska Board of Regents. ** Room and meal costs are estimates. Students are not required to live on campus. Meal plans are not required for students living on campus except for residents of Scott Hall and Scott Crossing Academic. Detailed room rates can be found at housing.unomaha.edu † Metropolitan Advantage Program (MAP) provides reduced tuition for 11 Iowa counties.

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UNO FAFSA INFORMATION You must submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to receive full consideration for all forms of student aid including scholarships.

Apply early to maximize the amount of aid you can receive.

APPLICATION OPENS: October 1

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PRIORITY DEADLINE: April 1

UNO’S SCHOOL CODE: 002554

The weather vane atop Arts & Sciences Hall was first installed in 1937 and is an exact copy of the one that tops Independence Hall in Philadelphia.

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SCHOL ARSHIPS | RESIDENT | NON-RESIDENT

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SCHOLARSHIPS No matter if you’re a first-year, transfer, or a returning student, there are a lot of options to help offset the cost of your education. UNO offers scholarships, expanded financial aid programs, reduced tuition programs, and more. The Office of Financial Support and Scholarships has representatives who can help find the solution that makes sense for you.

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TOP 4 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT APPLYING FOR SCHOLARSHIPS?

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Scholarships are based on merit and/or financial need.

Need-based scholarships require completion of the FAFSA. Other scholarships may require separate applications and deadlines. Apply early to ensure that you meet the various scholarship deadlines.

Graduating high school seniors will automatically be considered for many of our first-year student scholarships by applying to UNO by February 1 of your senior year.

To apply for UNO scholarships, complete the UNO Scholarship Application in MavLINK.

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Nebraska Resident Scholarships/Tuition Assistance Programs R E GE N T S S C H O L A R S HIP

Full tuition

Minimum ACT score of 30 AND top 25% of graduating class or cumulative GPA of at least 3.5 (4.0 scale)

CHANCELLOR’S S C H O L A R S HIP

$4,000/ year

Minimum ACT score of 28-29 AND top 25% of graduating class or cumulative GPA of at least 3.5 (4.0 scale)

DE AN’S S C H O L A R S HIP

$3,000/ year

Minimum ACT score of 26-27 AND top 25% of graduating class or cumulative GPA of at least 3.5 (4.0 scale)

F A C ULT Y S C H O L A R S HIP

$1,000/ year

Minimum ACT score of 23-25 AND top 25% of graduating class or cumulative GPA of at least 3.5 (4.0 scale)

M AV E R I C K S C H O L A R S HIP

Varies

Tiered award based on ACT score (or SAT equivalent).

ACT score of 23 or higher AND cumulative GPA of at least 3.25-3.49 (4.0 scale)

NE B R A S K A P R O MI S E

Full tuition

Expanded financial aid program – funds full tuition costs up to 30 credit hours per academic year

GOODRICH S C H O L A R S HIP

Varies

Both a merit- and needs-based scholarship program

S U S A N T. B UF F E T T S C H O L A R S HIP

Varies

For Thompson Learning Center (TLC) students

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S C H O L A R S HIP

Varies

For students attending UNO College of Information Science & Technology, UNL College of Engineering, and other STEM-related programs

M A R S NE VA D A College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media Journalism & Media Communication Major Goodrich Scholar / UNO AdClub UNO PRSSA / Maverick PR I always wanted to go to college, but didn’t think I could afford it. UNO was the most affordable option and provided me so many resources that gave me the opportunity to reach my goal even though I thought I might not be able to because of cost.

Non-Resident Scholarships/Tuition Assistance Programs NE B R A S K A L E G A C Y S C H O L A R S HIP

Varies

Awards up to the difference between resident and nonresident tuition to incoming first-year students who are children of University of Nebraska graduates

UN O A D VA N TA GE S C H O L A R S HIP

Varies

Awards up to the difference between resident and nonresident tuition to selected new undergraduate students who are not residents of Nebraska

ME T R O P O L I TA N Reduced A D VA N TA GE P R O GR A M tuition

Reduced tuition for current residents and former high school graduates from 11 Iowa counties including Cass, Crawford, Fremont, Harrison, Mills, Monona, Montgomery, Page, Pottawattamie, Shelby, and Woodbury

The University of Nebraska at Omaha reserves the right to modify scholarship values and eligibility criteria without prior notice based on institutional needs.

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LIFEST YLE | INVOLVEMENT | HOUSING & RESIDENCE LIFE

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200+

Registered clubs and student organizations

What opportunities can I participate in to get involved and volunteer?

GET INVOLVED Student Involvement provides you with a variety of services, fun activities, and opportunities for personal growth and development through your time in college.

Becoming actively engaged in an organization allows you to explore and learn new skills, develop lifelong friendships, and be a part of the UNO community.

Student Organizations Omaha Greeks Student Government Maverick Productions Community Service Intramural & Club Sports Outdoor Venture Center (OVC) The Collaborative Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center Service Learning Academy

VOLUNTEER We are committed to developing and preparing student leaders, like you, as agents of positive social change. With choices such as service learning courses and Signature Service Days, you will have a variety of opportunities to connect to the city and serve.

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[ HO U S ING.UNOM A H A .E D U ] Living on campus has its benefits. You’ll save money, meet new people, and have lots of opportunities to get involved.

UNO offers six different apartment-style housing facilities on Dodge and Scott campuses. Each facility offers a fun, safe environment and a chance for you to practice independent living.

Residence Halls • Maverick Village • University Village • Scott Court

• Scott Crossing • Scott Hall • Scott Village

Housing application opens November 1.

Spots fill-up fast, so apply early to secure your space. Apply via MavLINK.

RE ASONS TO LIVE ON CAMPUS Live with people of common interests Meet new people and build your community Utilities, internet, and cable are included in rent Within walking distance to class, study groups, food, and sporting events

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SUPPORT | AC ADEMIC S | INCLUSION | WELLNESS

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SUPPORT ACADEMICS

Once you are here, there are so many ways to feel at home. UNO has numerous resources dedicated to helping students achieve success.

The more faculty, staff, and services that you connect with, the more successful your college experience will be. Explore your options today!

Academic Learning Communities (ALC)

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Need help in a specific subject? Our academic support centers are designed to give you the extra help you need to succeed.

• Academic and Career Development Center • Math-Science Learning Center • Speech Center • Writing Center

Academic Learning Community students take coursework together, participate in projects with one another, and provide a built-in support network that can assist students in being academically successful.

Academic Support Centers

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INCLUSION We all bring with us diverse perspectives, work experiences, life styles, and cultures. UNO’s collaborative efforts with the Omaha community aid to ensure an inclusive environment where shared understanding is facilitated, knowledge is expanded, and appreciation for varied perspectives is cultivated.

Inclusion Resource Centers Our inclusion resource centers are designed to help you find a community of like-minded students and provide services that will guide you along your educational journey.

• Accessibility Services • Gender and Sexuality Resource Center • Military and Veteran Services • Multicultural Affairs

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WELLNESS Wellness is more than just staying physically healthy. The Wellness Center encourages you to balance your life by making beneficial choices and becoming more aware of your overall wholeness, happiness, and health.

Wellness Center Amenities • Campus Recreation • Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) • Nebraska Medicine UNO Health Center

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MAVERICK SPIRIT | EVENTS | ATHLETIC S

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MAVERICK SPIRIT MAVERICK SPIRIT IS DETERMINATION, PERSEVERANCE, AND DEDICATION. IT MEANS HOLDING YOURSELF UP IN A WAY WHERE YOU SEE THE SUCCESS OVER THE CHALLENGES.

M A R I A MIC K L E S College of Business Administration

CAMPUS & COMMUNITY EVENTS UNO has its own way of celebrating Mavericks, and we do it big! Come to our campus and community events held throughout the year, and experience it for yourself.

DURANGO DAYS

DE-STRESS FEST

DANCE MARATHON

15 SIGNATURE SERVICE DAYS

Multiple days of free food, live music, and social activities to start the semester off right.

A week of fun activities and events specifically designed to lower stress levels during finals.

A student-run event that raises funds for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals.

Gives student volunteers a chance to engage in service projects around the Omaha community.

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16 DIVISION I ATHLETIC TEAMS Our student athletes are competing at the highest level in athletics and academics. Pick a team and cheer them on with our student section!

Division I Men’s Sports Baseball | Basketball | Golf | Hockey | Soccer Swimming & Diving | Tennis

Division I Women’s Sports Basketball | Cross Country | Golf | Soccer | Softball Swimming & Diving | Tennis | Track & Field | Volleyball

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235 Service learning courses are offered through all six academic colleges.

Wellness Day of Service MLK Jr. Day of Service Seven Days of Service Earth Day of Service

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60 Minutes of Service

UNO students voted to change the school mascot in 1971. A difference of 51 votes led to us becoming the Mavericks over the Unicorns. What is a Maverick? An independent thinker.

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COLLEGES | MA JORS & PROGR AMS

COLLEGE OF

ARTS AND SCIENCES [ C A S.UNOM A H A .EDU ]

HALL

In the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS), you can pursue your passion through a wide spectrum of majors, putting you on a path to an enriched life and a successful career. With a major in the humanities, social sciences, or natural sciences, you become part of a community of critical thinkers, intercultural connectors, and world-changing researchers.

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MAJORS Minimum 2.0 GPA for transfers/readmits.

Bioinformatics Biology › Education Black Studies Chemistry › Education › Medicinal Chemistry Economics English › American Literature › British/Irish/Anglophone Literature › Creative Nonfiction › Language Studies › Secondary English Teaching Environmental Science › Analytical Sciences › Earth Sciences › Geography & Planning › Life Sciences Foreign Languages & Literature › French › German › Spanish General Science › Medical Laboratory Science Geography › Geographic Information Science & Technology › Travel & Tourism Geology › Career Track › General Geology History Interdisciplinary Studies › Exploratory Studies › Individualized Studies › Integrative Studies International Studies › Area Studies › Global Strategic Studies › International Management & Business Leadership Latino/Latin American Studies Mathematics › Applied Mathematics › Computational Mathematics › Data Science › Education › Operations Research › Pre-Actuarial Math › Pure Mathematics › Statistics

Medical Humanities Molecular and Biomedical Biology › Biomedical Sciences › Molecular Biotechnology Neuroscience Pharmaceutical Sciences Philosophy › Ethics, Law, and Social-Political Philosophy › Philosophy of Brain and Mind Physics › Biomedical Physics › Education Political Science › Foreign & National Security Affairs › Government Affairs & Civic Engagement › Law & the Courts › Political Thought › Race, Ethnicity & Gender Politics Psychology › Cognitive Science › Developmental Psychology › Forensic Psychology › Industrial-Organizational Psychology › Mental Health › Neuroscience & Behavior › School Psychology Religion Sociology › Anthropology › Families & Inequality › Health & Society › Inequality & Social Justice › Work & Organizations Women’s & Gender Studies › Gender and Leadership

INTERDISCIPLINARY MINORS CAS offers over 30 minors in the disciplines, subdisciplines, and interdisciplinary fields listed here. Visit cas.unomaha.edu for a full listing.

Ancient Mediterranean Studies Holocaust and Genocide Studies Human Rights Studies Islamic Studies Leadership & Public Policy LGBTQ/Sexuality Studies Medieval/Renaissance Studies Native American Studies Sustainability

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MAJORS

Minimum 2.5 GPA for transfers/readmits.

MAMMEL HALL

Business Administration › Accounting › Banking & Financial Markets › Business Analytics › Business Finance › Economics › Entrepreneurship › Management › Human Resources Management › International Business › Investment Science & Portfolio Management › Legal Studies › Logistics & Supply Chain Management › Marketing › Real Estate & Land Use Economics › Sales

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COLLEGE OF

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION [ CB A .UNOM A H A .EDU ]

Faculty in the College of Business Administration (CBA) engage you in learning experiences that will prepare you to be a knowledgeable, motivated, and resourceful business professional on your first day at a new job or when seeking additional education. Taught by full-time faculty and business professionals, you’ll graduate with an ideal mix of knowledge and “know-how” in one (or more) of our 15 different concentration areas. The long-term career success of our graduates is a testimony to the quality of a business degree earned at UNO.

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COLLEGES | MA JORS & PROGR AMS

WEBER FINE ARTS BUILDING

MAJORS Minimum 2.25 GPA for transfers/readmits.

SCHOOL OF THE ARTS

SCHOOL OF MUSIC

Art History

Music › Jazz Studies › Music Entrepreneurial Studies › Music Studies-Instrumental › Music Studies-Keyboard › Music Studies-Voice › Music Technology

Creative Writing › Creative Nonfiction › Fiction & Poetry › Screenwriting Studio Art › Art Education (K-12) › Graphic Design › Media Arts › Three Dimensional Arts › Two Dimensional Arts Theatre › Acting/Directing › Design › Stage Management › Technical Theatre

SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION Communication Studies Journalism & Media Communication › Creative Media › Journalism › Public Relations & Advertising

Music Education (K-12) › Brass › Keyboard › Percussion › String › Voice › Woodwind Music Performance › Brass › Keyboard › Percussion › String › Voice › Woodwind

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COMMUNICATION, FINE ARTS AND MEDIA [ CFA M.UNOM A H A .EDU ]

The College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media (CFAM) is united by the creative forces of imagination and communication.

With curriculum incorporating liberal arts, the humanities, and the social sciences, you experience both the practical and the theoretical. Your classes are taught by nationally recognized artists, performers, writers, and scholars, with opportunities to interact one-on-one with faculty and in small groups with your fellow peers. Omaha also offers vast cultural resources in your chosen field.

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EDUCATION, HEALTH, AND HUMAN SCIENCES

HEALTH AND KINESIOLOGY (H&K)

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The College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences (CEHHS) is committed to the development of dedicated practitioners, reflective scholars, and responsible citizens. We offer a wide range of majors and programs in six academic units. From cutting-edge research and learning facilities on campus, to real-world training in Omaha’s large, culturally diverse community, you will have everything you need to succeed.

MAJORS

ROSKENS H ALL

Minimum 2.5 GPA for transfers/readmits.

TEACHER EDUCATION Early Childhood Inclusive Education Elementary Education › English as a Second Language › Family and Community (non-certified) › Inclusive Practices › School Librarian › Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) DUAL ENDORSEMENT AREAS:

› Deaf/Hard of Hearing (PK-6) › Early Childhood Education (PK-3) › English as a Second Language (PK-6) › Special Education (K-6) Middle Grades (5-9) ENDORSEMENT AREAS:

› Language Arts › Mathematics › Natural Science › Social Science

Secondary Education ENDORSEMENT AREAS:

› Art (PK-12) › Basic Business, Marketing & Information Technology (6-12) › Biology (7-12) › Chemistry (7-12) › English Language Arts (7-12) › French (7-12) › German (7-12) › Mathematics (6-12) › Music (PK-12) › Physics (7-12) › Physical Education (PK-6 & 7-12) › Physical Education (7-12) & Health (7-12) › Science (7-12) › Secondary English (7-12) › Social Science (7-12) › Spanish (7-12) DUAL ENDORSEMENT AREAS:

› Deaf/Hard of Hearing (7-12) › Special Education (7-12)

SUPPLEMENTAL:

› Coaching (7-12) › English as a Second Language (7-12) › Information Technology (PK-12) CONCENTRATIONS (OPTIONAL):

› Inclusive Practices › School Librarian › Youth and Training (non-certified) Library Science (non-teaching program)

SPECIAL EDUCATION AND COMMUNICATION DISORDERS For Deaf/Hard of Hearing endorsement, see Elementary or Secondary Education.

Special Education– Elementary Education

Special Education– Secondary Education ENDORSEMENT AREA:

› Special Education (7-12) Sign Language Interpreter Concentration (non-certified) Communication Disorders (non-teaching program) Prerequisite for graduate professional program

SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND KINESIOLOGY

For students interested in Athletic Training, prerequisites for admission to graduate programs in Athletic Training can be fulfilled through Kinesiology.

Athletic Training has moved to the graduate level degree program only.

Kinesiology

ENDORSEMENT AREA:

Public Health

› Special Education (K-6)

BIOMECHANICS Biomechanics

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MAJORS

Minimum 2.5 GPA for transfers/readmits.

Bioinformatics Computer Science › Artificial Intelligence › Game Programming › Information Assurance › Internet Technologies Cybersecurity IT Innovation Management Information Systems › Global IT Leadership & Management › i-Business Application/Development/Management › Information Assurance › Internet Technologies › IT Audit & Control For certain programs, a 4+1 Integrated Undergraduate/Graduate Track is available, allowing students to complete their undergraduate and master’s degrees in five years.

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COLLEGE OF

INFORMATION SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY [ CIS T.UNOM A H A .EDU ]

As a College of Information Science & Technology (IS&T) student, you will have access to renowned faculty, state-of-the-art facilities, and energetic peers. Our college continues to develop new curriculum with the goal of tackling the information technology challenges of tomorrow. IS&T’s students are some of the top competitors in their field. Upon graduation, IS&T alumni have a median starting salary of $60,000. The Women in IT Initiative provides a mentorship program for IS&T female students with participation in nationally recognized conferences and activities.

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COLLEGE OF

PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNITY SERVICE [ CP A C S.UNOM A H A .EDU ]

If serving your community and improving society are what you are passionate about, you will find a wealth of opportunities at the College of Public Affairs and Community Service (CPACS), along with a strong support system that puts you first. Our nationally ranked programs empower you to be a future leader, enabling you to create innovative solutions to the problems of a diverse and democratic society.

PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COM MUNITY SERVICE BUILDIN G (CPAC S)

MAJORS

Minimum 2.5 GPA for transfers/readmits.

Aviation › Air Transportation Administration › Professional Flight › Unmanned Aircraft Systems Criminology and Criminal Justice › Victimology and Victim Services Emergency Management › Aviation Administration › Criminology & Criminal Justice › Fire Service Management › Geospatial Science › Gerontology › Information Technology & Communication › Intelligence & Security › Logistics Management › Natural Disasters › Non-Profit Management › Planning and Preparing for Urban Hazards › Private Sector Management › Public Administration & Management › Public Health › Tribal Management & Emergency Services › Unmanned Aircraft Systems Gerontology › Administration › Health › Healthy Aging Social Work

DIVISION OF CONTINUING STUDIES Bachelor of Multidisciplinary Studies 30+ concentration options offered to students 21 years or older. No minimum GPA required to be admitted to the Multidisciplinary Studies Degree program. Design an individualized plan of study or choose from an area of concentration.

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OPTIONS [ A CDC.UNOM A H A .EDU ]

EXPLORING MAJORS?

Not sure what to study? Start with Exploratory Studies!

The Academic Career and Development Center (ACDC) advises students in Exploratory Studies up to 45 credit hours and helps them by identifying relevant majors, careers, and Academic Focus Areas related to their interests, strengths, and skills.

ACDC advisors help students reach academic and career success by: • Determining personal, academic, and professional goals • Exploring majors and courses of interest to find the right fit • Finding a balance between education, work, family, and activities

ACDC’S CAREER SERVICES HELPS YOU WITH: • Job and internship search • Community and employer outreach assistance • Career-related workshops, presentations, and fairs

CAREER DEVELOPMENT ACDC is here to help with résumé and cover letter reviews.

Students can even schedule a practice interview to help prepare for the real thing.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES ACDC helps connect students to employment opportunities. Last year, ACDC hosted over 500 employers for career fairs, practice interviews, career panels, and on-campus recruiting.

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The Henningson Memorial Campanile was dedicated on May 18, 1989, and rings every 15 minutes. It plays well-known songs such as the Harry Potter theme, America the Beautiful, and, of course, the UNO fight song.

OTHER PROGRAMS OFFERED ON UNO’S CAMPUS STUDENT INTEREST GROUPS/PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS Athletic Training Chiropractic Clinical Perfusion Cytotechnology Dental Dental Hygiene Genetic Counseling Law Medical Lab Science

Medicine Nursing Occupational Therapy Optometry Pharmacy Physical Therapy Physician’s Assistant Radiation Science Technology Veterinary Medicine

These are not degree-granting programs. Our pre-professional programs allow you to pursue the major of your choice while completing the prerequisites often at the same time. Make an appointment with the designated pre-professional advisor within the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) for more information.

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN PROGRAMS UNO offers University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) programs on our campus.

See the catalog or go online to view course and admission requirements.

College of Engineering MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

› Construction Management* ENGINEERING PROGRAMS

› Architectural Engineering** › Civil Engineering* › Computer Engineering* › Construction Engineering* › Electrical Engineering* › Pre-Agricultural Engineering › Pre-Biological Systems Engineering › Pre-Mechanical Engineering

* Programs that can be completed entirely at the UNO campus. ** Program can only be completed at UNO. UNL programs are taught in the Peter Kiewit Institute (PKI) on UNO’s campus.

In partnership with UNO’s College of Information Science & Technology (IS&T), students have the opportunity to gain knowledge in both computer science and engineering, ensuring excellence and creativity in tomorrow’s workforce.

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Admission Requirements

Application Deadlines

Along with your application, you’ll be asked to submit a $45 application fee, test scores, and an official high school transcript.

Your records must show completion of the 16 minimum course unit requirements (below) and one (1) the following:

S UMME R 2 0 2 2 S E ME S T E R – July 1, 2022

• ACT composite score of 20+

S UMME R 2 0 2 3 S E ME S T E R – July 1, 2023

• SAT score of 1040+

F A L L 2 0 2 2 S E ME S T E R – August 22, 2022 S P R IN G 2 0 2 3 S E ME S T E R – January 2023

Important Dates & Deadlines

• Cumulative GPA of 3.0 (4.0 scale) • Class ranking in the upper 50%

OCTOBER 1

COURSE UNIT REQUIREMENTS E N GL I S H

All units must include intensive reading and writing experience.

4 units

M AT H

Courses must include Algebra I, Algebra II, and Geometry

3 units

SOCIAL S C IE N C E

At least one (1) American and/or World History; one (1) American Government and/or Geography

3 units

N AT UR A L S C IE N C E

At least two (2) must be selected from Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Earth Sciences. One (1) must include a lab course

3 units

F O R E I GN L A N GU A GE

Must be two (2) of the same foreign language

2 units

ELECTIVE

One additional year from any listed above

1 unit

T O TA L TRANSFER REQUIREMENTS Completed transferable coursework from a regionally-accredited collegiate institution following high school graduation

FAFSA application available online for financial aid

NOVEMBER 1 Housing & Residence Life applications available online

FEBRUARY 1 Application deadline for new students to be eligible for scholarships

16 units

APRIL 1 Priority deadline for submitting financial aid

MAY 1

Graduated from a regionally-accredited high school or completed the equivalent academic training (GED) Meet the GPA requirement for the program to which you applied Be in good academic standing at your previous institution(s)

$100 enrollment deposit deadline to confirm your spot

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TO T E G R O DO N ’ T F APPLY FOR SCHOLARSHIPS To qualify for most scholarships, send your application for admission before February 1. Other scholarships may require separate applications and deadlines, including those for transfer students.

FILE YOUR FAFSA UNO’s code is 002554. Starting October 1 you can submit your FAFSA to maximize the amount of aid you may receive.

CHECK YOUR MavLINK REGULARLY Continue to check your MavLINK account for any outstanding items throughout the year.

FIND YOUR UNO ADMISSIONS REP Your admissions representative will help guide you through the admissions process and answer questions.

Meet with an Admissions Rep at your high school, college fairs, or meet them via Zoom at convenient time for you.

FIRST YEAR: calendly.com/uno-first-year-admissions-team TRANSFER: calendly.com/uno-transfer-admissions-team

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IMPORTANT CONTACTS Aviation | 402.554.3424 College of Arts and Sciences | 402.554.2458 College of Business Administration | 402.554.3419 College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media 402.554.3857 College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences 402.554.2717 College of Engineering | 402.554.3562 College of Information Science & Technology 402.554.3819 Emergency Management | 402.554.4900 Health & Kinesiology | 402.554.2670 Health Careers | 402.554.5980 Public Administration | 402.554.2625 Social Work | 402.554.4928 Undecided Majors | 402.554.3672

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Accessibility Services | 402.554.2872 Athletics | 402.554.2305 Cashiering and Student Accounts | 402.554.2324 Financial Support and Scholarships | 402.554.2327 Health Services | 402.554.2374 Help Desk (Technology) | 402.554.4357 Honors Program | 402.554.2696 Housing | 402.554.6605 Military and Veteran Services | 402.554.2349 Parking Services | 402.554.7275 Office of the University Registrar | 402.554.2314 Thompson Learning Community | 402.554.4080 Wellness Center | 402.554.2539 Undergraduate Admissions | 402.554.2393

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Landscape Services (LS) Maverick Village (MV) Milo Bail Student Center (MBSC) Pep Bowl (Open Space) Resource Conservation & Recovery Area (RCRA) Roskens Hall (RH) Sapp Fieldhouse (SFH) Sculpture & Ceramics Studio (SCS) Strauss Performing Arts Center (SPAC) Thompson Alumni Center (TAC) University Village (UV) Weber Fine Arts Building (WFAB) 6533 University Drive South West Parking Garage (WPG)

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Allwine Hall (AH) Arts & Sciences Hall (ASH) Biomechanics Research Building (BRB) Caniglia Field (CF) Central Utilities Plant (CUP) Child Care Center (CCC) College of Public Affairs & Community Service (CPACS) Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center (CEC) Criss Library (CL) Durham Science Center (DSC) East Parking Garage (EPG) Eppley Administrtion Building (EAB) Health & Kinesiology (H&K) Henningson Memorial Campanile (HMC) (Clock Tower) Kayser Hall (KH)

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“The Road to Omaha” statue synonymous with the College World Series is modeled, in part, on 13 UNO students.

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