20 Best Psychology Grad Programs In Omaha, NE (2022 Updated)

I attended this university for one year before my family moved. It was my first year of college and I had lived in Centennial Hall. At the time, it was the only coed dorm on campus. I met several people here and if it were not for my own crippling introversion, I might have kept up with them over the years. I've long since outgrown those traits and today I look back at NWU as a safe place where I was able to learn and my first experience of the world as a very young adult. The campus was majestic to me, always kept clean and there was a strong sense of camaraderie among the students. I can't say much more than this because I attended NWU for such a short time.Tall Grass

Rat Olympics: In 2002 Rat Race was held at Nebraska Wesleyan University in the United States. Rat pet owners from all over the country attended. Competitions like rat race, weight lifting and long jump were held. It is noteworthy that gold, silver and bronze medals were awarded to the rats that won the competition and those who trained that rat.Narayanan Chandrasekar

Walking into Old Main feels like entering a nicer Hogwarts, minus the transphobia. Everyone has been super nice to us at NWU. Gorgeous buildings and up-to-date classrooms. If I had a college aged kid in Nebraska, I would make sure they toured NWU along with other local strong contenders before they made their decision where to do their studies.Alan Blair

Writing a review for UNMC is an emotional task for me because they have been there for my mom and family through life, sickness, recovery, health, and even death. In all they've been there for they did right, without judgement or bias, and with care, hope, and support. I live in Kansas, but I know this hospital and all the towers better than some streets near my home. I've interacted with many specialty doctors, nurses, techs, housekeeping staff, ER, security team members, and so many others. We've experienced teams in Kidney Transplant, Wound Care, Cardiovascular, Cardiology, Ophthalmology, ENT, Derm, Cancer Center, and the Comfort Care Team. I can tell you that these teams are here because they love what they do. If you're considering UNMC as a new place to care for your needs I would do so without hesitation. When my mom moved they were so helpful in her transition to Kansas. Without them we'd be lost. We will miss each of her teams, their knowledge, and their care. It was so hard to leave.Tam E

Very disappointed in care provided. Nursing seems sorely under staffed. Although they frequently have cell phone in hand. Communication between staff (doctors and nursing staff)is lacking. Communication of providers and patients is insufficient. Facility is dirty dusty and run down. And should we talk about HIPPA….nothing to talk about….it doesn't exist there. Hep locks do not get flushed even after several days….negligent much? Showers/bed baths not offered to patient even after 3 days in-house. Are they trying for some nosocomial infections?S B

Today I went to Nebraska medical center and the eye clinic. The people that are very friendly and nice it's clean has three levels. The doctor I seen seem very knowledgeable and was very concerned with my eye condition it was funny when we first pulled up and parked in the first row there was a broom next to the handicap sign made me laugh remind me of handicap which parking. Someone probably had clean snow off their car with the broom and left it there.Karen Beautiful

My daughter has been planning on going to Northeast for over a year now. We sent in our housing application, fee, and dorm request last year. She received a letter that she got the dorm she wanted! She elected to go to Northeast at this point because she was so happy! She met her 3 roommates for the 4 person dorm room! All is good… wait… nope guess not. We received a call today that they are overbooked on kids and jamming 2 more students into their 4 person dorm room. 6 people in 1 dorm. Where will 2 xtra beds go? How will 6 people use 4 tiny closets? How will 6 girls shower and get ready in 1 tiny bathroom every morning. I called to say—- ummmm- no…. and I was told “it is not our choice”. I’m sorry, we are paying over $10,000 for a dorm room and it’s not our choice? I have never been more disappointed and do not know what to do. Can we even get into another school this late in the year? Did Northeast do this because they know that we are stuck? Literally so upset. Ima tell everyone I know because what they did to us was dirty. Be very careful with the promises your are given when visiting this school.Abby Hansen

I recently completed a summer course at North East and was informed that they do not provide a forum for students to give feed back to professors on the course. I believe that it is note worthy for professors to be evaluated by the subject/students to see if they are performing up to expectation or not. The professor was unprepared in the syllabus as to what was necessary to purchase for books and materials. The syllabus stated 4 materials were needed and we never used two of the items listed. Followed MLA citation in book that was required but docked on grade because professor used different style in his notes (required book referenced Print vs Web). He didn't want this noted. How are we as students to learn from our mistakes if we don't get assignments graded and back before the next assignment due. All assignment built off the previous assignment! Class was English Comp 30203 with Jason Elznic.Tyler Cherry

This was a good school overall. I went here from 2009 to 2011. It was a small school and they were just building their multicultural department so it was something to be desired but it was good education. If you came to class on time and did you're part of the work to be prepared you made it through. There was true traditional student to teach your advisement here for the students career path. Thank you!S J

Nice private college, beautiful campus, in the last few years they have added more dorms, it's expensive but it's worth it.Dawn gilbert

I am in the MPA program. While the program is very hard, but yet rewarding, overall, UNO could use some restructuring of their programs and the professors who teach them. There should not be that much variance/ disunity in a professor’s mode of instruction/ lectures and expectations compared to the students homework/ assignments. I know that I am not the only student who felt/ feels this way about some of the professors teaching styles. Some students have already reached out voicing their concerns some students have not because they just want to finish their programs and be done. I feel like students were misled about who would be supervising their projects for spring 2019. Students have been told different things and it keeps changing to fit everyone else/ program needs and not the needs of students. As students, we are students of UNO but we are also customers/stakeholders too. I think UNO sometimes loses sight of that. Like other reviews have indicated the UNO staff/ professors some of them are unresponsive and they do not return emails or phone calls from students asking for help. So don't count on traditional student advisement because they do not do this here. You will navigate your program of study on your own. Hopefully you know which classes are offered and when they are offered or you will be a year behind your graduation schedule as certain class are not offered year round and no one informs you of this until it is too late.S J

Very unprofessional and unresponsive staff, if you want to transfer with an associates, be ready start over at UNO as a freshman. UNO is a business, they're mainly in the parking and book market taking advantage of students, books are twice the price on campus compared to other bookstores elsewhere including online, they advertise cheap credits but when you register, you're bombarded with fees that don't even make any sense, the total fees could amount to more than what you pay for tuition! Not to mention, if you want to meet with an advisor, even for a simple question, you have to make sure that you make an appointment a month in advance, that's how it goes there, they don't respond to emails, to them you're just another student and you don't really feel appreciated, I ended up leaving UNO despite coming with an associate's that was just earned with a GPA of 3.9/4.0, I was told I'd have to start as a freshman! I'll be fair however, the one professor that I took her class there was a wonderful professor she really cared about her students. Nonetheless, I ended up transferring to another university that took all my credits and recognized my hard work and I only have to do 2 years or less there! Since UNO loves profits, I guess in short I can say that I took my business elsewhere!Y. M.

UNO COMMITS LEASE OR RENTAL FRAUD. BE AWARE. Cancelling your housing contract early will lead them to immediately charge you half of ALL OF THE RENT YOU HAVE LEFT, which will likely amount to over $1,000. If you don't pay this all in one bulk amount on ONE DAY, they will begin to charge you late fees. If you get a replacement for your room, THEY WILL NOT TELL YOU, despite saying in the contract that a replacement releases you from what you owe (AKA, they should refund you, but THEY DON'T EVEN TELL YOU). When you call them, they will ask how you 'found out' and then direct you to a different number. Besides, living at UNO is not worth the rent anyway – dorms are messy, noisy, and I knew several people who reported black mold in their dorms and it was ignored by the university. Their classes are often huge lectures with old and upset professors who don't help you to actually learn at all. Majors are limited to mostly business or IT-related occupations with little room to move. Degrees take a long time because they require multiple prerequisites for one single class. UNO LITERALLY ONLY CARES ABOUT MONEY, NOT YOU AS A STUDENT. PICK SOMEWHERE BETTER. There are MANY, MANY BETTER CHOICES.Rachael

I went to this school back in 2015-2016. I was living near the school at the time, but I had to move over 4 hours away after escaping domestic violence. This school hires professors that do not want to see domestic violence victims succeed. Put your money elsewhere. Here is my story: Even with my broken wrist, I managed to complete the courses and coursework, and for a time, the professors were understanding of my situation, since I was not cleared to go back to work yet and was relying on my financial aid to pay for basic things like my phone and my health bills related to my wrist. I ended up getting cleared to go back to work, and had the job opportunity of a lifetime present itself to me. I accepted so I could get back on my feet. However, this was around the same time I had to complete one of my first residency requirements. My student adviser at the time was willing to work with me and found a course that I could take to meet my work life needs. However, it was the only option available to me. Since I had to leave for training for two weeks, the work campus did not allow personal business to be conducted on their computers, which included school work. I emailed my professor, and explained to him the situation that I was going to be gone for training when the class began and explained to him my predicament, asking for a compromise so I wouldn't lose my job. Part of the coursework was to attend GoToMeeting lectures. However, due to the nature of my work, I was unable to stream these lectures as no recording cameras were allowed. I explained all of this to him in e-mails. He did not listen to my emails, giving me responses that made it seem like he wasn't even reading my e-mails, and forwarded me back to the student adviser and washed his hands of it. Ultimately, after enduring a layover at an airport after training had finished, this professor expected me to attend a Go-To-Meeting class with two hours of sleep, then berate me for my lack of participation, after explaining to him my job's requirements and rules, and what had happened since a hurricane caused a delay and lengthy layover on my flight. Thankfully, I am working now, but I wished I never had attend this school. This school only put me further in debt and now I can't even attend the school I want.Reika Chan

I attended 9-11 years ago, so hopefully this has changed. The school psychology program was weirdly punitive. They shamed people for not knowing things like how to dress professionally instead of giving them concrete advice for what they expected. (This is classist.) They required us to be over-the-top obedient to professors and supervisors, even if they were doing something unethical. Meanwhile, they taught how kids do better with a strengths-based approach in which they are listened to. This is true and does not stop when a person turns 18. The professors make students retake classes and redo practicum hours for disagreeing or expressing concern. So students have to pay extra money to learn to suppress their critical thinking. They encourage students to think about "best practices" in their first year practicum. But in the second year their response to problems at practicum sites is "that's just how it is". I was discouraged to get involved with anything "political" like the teachers' strike and campaign to replace campus police officers with counselors because "no one will want to hire you". Their answer to disparities between wealthy suburban districts and underfunded districts like Chicago's was "don't work at CPS if you don't like it". 0/10 Do not recommend.Erin Rusmi

From the Counseling Psychology program perspective, my experience have been exceptional! From the knowledge of the professors to the structured placement process and classroom agendas, I love it! It has been a life changer for me, considering what I’ve learned during my 2 1/2 years here. The instructors are very knowledgeable and have experience on the subjects they’re teaching. You are provided a professional development coach to help maintain stability in classes and graduate on time. Someone is always there to answer questions or help in ways they can. All staff is professional and lead towards the process of your professional development as well . Classes are flexible and class sizes are comfortable ( max 15 students unless blended). I’m currently considering my Phd from here as well.Nia85 Moons

Union is a great place if you are looking for a private conservative Christian college with quality education. Their nursing, PA and education programs are some of the best in the region and nation. Their pre-med program for many years had 100% acceptance to medical schools. I had to work part time to help pay school, and the alumni gave back with scholarships and helped pay about a third of my tuition and room and board! Many teachers would pray before each class and would even pray with you individually. It’s a small college which means great teacher-student ratio. Unlike public university with one teacher per 200-400 students, at Union, if I’m not mistaken it was one teacher per 12 students or something around that. Again, it’s a private conservative Christian college, so if your values are on the opposite spectrum, this is probably not the best match for you or your children. It’s worth noting that friends of mine who held different values than Union but chose to be mature, realistic and positive, most were able to graduate well, got great jobs and reported great experience. If you were raised expecting everything to go your way, there is no college or workplace good enough for you or your children. Union is a great place for college and I def highly recommend it.Arthur Pangemanan

A business will select a target audience to sell its product to. This business and others like it target the seventh day adventist community. What are they selling? an education that is so enveloped in mandatory classes and programs that have nothing to do with being qualified for any kind of a job. Don't think of it as a "college" where you go to "learn" anything. Think of it as a place where adventist parents send there kids so they can marry another adventist. In addition, the fun doesn't end after you graduate. One day, the time will come when you need to defer your student loans… only to have some kid of a faculty member who has a job processing such information (even though they are unbelievably unqualified) misfile or loose your deferment request… not once, not twice, but three times over a two year period. Incompetent, unnecessary, overpriced, and unprofessional.Justin

Came here to consider whether I'd want to attend their school for college, and it was a wonderfully whole experience. The students and staff were all very friendly, and were willing to answer any questions or concerns I had regarding the campus. Their facilities were mostly up to date, and the campus is also a short distance from convenience stores and restaurants, which was also a plus. Although I may not end up attending this college, I thoroughly enjoyed my experience at Union and would encourage any unsure students to visit it and see if it's the place for you!George Mwasumbi

I ended up backing out of the enrollment process. After sending my transcripts and FAFSA info. I asked what would be the cost for the classes. I could not get a straight answer from anyone. " We won't know until you are accepted … and enrollenrolled. And to be accepted you must complete the student loan applications process." I made it clear from Day 1 I was not taking out student loans. And wanted to pay out of pocket…. So they could have saved me a bunch of time by saying we won't accept you without loans. And I would have walked away. Even on my final email I sent to them say I was no longer interested because I found a local University that was cheaper and way more helpful the reply I got back was…. " well if you are still against taking out loans….hope that school is a better fit for you..".Jaime Seda

This school lacks communication so bad I do not recommend this School to anybody if you would further have questions later on down the road you’re better off joining another school. It’s all nothing but stress since I began the school. And they don’t make situations any easier. Also the professors are mean as hell! They don’t teach you anything. They write out what you’re supposed to do every week and grade and give feedback. That’s it! You have to literally teach yourself with research articles and your text book. And when you do receive feedback from them on an assignment, and you had some errors, instead of teaching us our wrong doings they decide to give you zeros and be rude when leaving feedback. I can’t wait to graduate because this school is nothing but BS!H D

Bellevue University is an outstanding educational experience with top notch staff and professors. I graduated in 2005 and the education I received at Bellevue impacted my career in a positive manner. I have since returned to work on my Masters. The curriculum is up-to-date and reflective of the real world. Rewards in life come with hard work and dedication. I read the comments made and was surprised by the negative ones. However, I served my country for 30 years to protect the rights of folks to practice free speech. In exercising that right, I would like to say well done Bellevue University, you are making a positive impact on professional and personal goals of thousands. James S.James S

QLI is one of the most amazing places to work at. I came to QLI from the east coast, and it has not disappointed me. This is a work environment that does not compare to any other place that I have worked at. Their mission statement is highly valued and incorporated into every single activity that is done here. If you have a loved one with a TBI or SCI at this facility, know that they will be taken care of like they are family, because here, they are. I wish there was more that I could do to advocate for QLI, because this facility is so life changing for anyone that comes through their gates.Molli Loud

My son has been at QLI for quite some time now after a terrible car accident. His experience at QLI has been a life saving event for my son and our family. The staff from top to bottom is unbelievable, the professionalism, compassion, expertise and competence is something that our family is very grateful for. Every person I've ever come in contact with has been friendly, helpful and has exhibited the compassion to my family and my son that separates this facility from any other place on this planet. Without QLI, I can't imagine where we'd be. Thank you!Looie Green

Very nice up to date facility for people to live, receive Top Notch services. Allows those that need to live here with the capabilities to have the freedoms to do as they please, with requirements by the facility that must be adhered to. Very nice Peaceful environment With On going services for the residents that Do live here. Available physical therapy, nourishing meals served 3 times a day. Laundry facilities available . Many amenities offered. Very qualified nursing staff. Beautiful courtyards throughout ~ , ')Dorothy M. Johnson

I’ve been working with Kristi for almost three months and she has been so wonderful. My experience with Counseling Connections & Associates has been nothing less than exceptional from the very first phone call to the office. Communication has been great and I’m so grateful to have found such a great therapist to work with. I would highly recommend CCA to all of my friends and family.Jenna Miller

Dr. Salina and the entire staff at CCA are amazing to work with. I feel that the Doctors truly have your best interest in mind and work hard to make sure treatment is moving in the right direction. Scheduling may be difficult at times, but that's a good sign of a lot of clients scheduling services. I have tried several other places and when I came here everything about it felt right.Martin Hartman

My therapist is great, no problems there. The issue I have comes down to general ability to connect with anyone to schedule. It is almost impossible to get anyone to answer the phone. They rarely return voicemails left and I don't think the cancel list really exists. Unfortunately, this makes getting the support needed harder than it already is…B. George

I’m done with Boys Town hospital! My son, who has asthma, was refused a note to have his inhaler on him after two asthma attacks until his doctor was back from vacation! The doctor, who was going on vacation for two weeks, didn’t refer him to a different doctor or nurses assistant: she did absolutely nothing. In the seven years she’s been his doctor, she held a note from him to keep his inhaler on him or at the nurses office. We didn’t ask for medication, tubing or a machine, just a life saving note to carry his inhaler with him at school! We need something or to see someone for an action plan but we were told nothing can be done until his doctor is back from vacation. Since I don’t have the luxury to stop worrying about my child. We will go somewhere else!IyaWura Aje'

I will start with, do you really care about your patients? And the answer is a big bold NO! You care about your physicians who are late to this appointment. This is amazing to see a doctor who is more than 15min late to the appointment and I had to make the decision by leaving as my time is important too, is making the decision not to see my kid at this hospital and is banned from it. I know if patients are late then the appointment evokes cancelled but it the physician is late then nothing happens. This is not the 80s or the 90s that this would happen and no one would care. This clearly is a decriminalisation. I am not recommending this hospital to anyone. If you still try to go, you will know and will have to come here to share your thoughts like me.Sharafat Ray

Went there today for the first time ever to have right foot arthoplasty surgery.. the staff was beyond exceptional, very friendly, caring, compassionate and truly took care and pride in the services performed!! They were thorough, took time to ask questions as well as the time to perform their jobs!! Dr Cullen was the surgeon along with others, my nurses were so sweet and so caring!! I loved my apt there and highly recommend to anyone needing excellent care!!! Ty so much for all you did and the compassion you showed💜KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK YOURE ALL AMAZINGShawn Felix

Great team! They really care about their patients and their ABA-staff. They were very fast in their intake of my sons case. They found an excellent BCBA for the assessment and treatment plan. They started the case very fast after approval with the sweetest and most caring RBT and a BCBA who really knows what she is talking about. Colleen, Maria and Haylee thanks a ton. You're the best!Lisette Immink

terrible company they string you along in the hiring process. They do not return calls at all not even emails when you email them. Overall experience with this company is that there not dependable. Also the staffing has been very rude when i have talk to them the few times they actually reached out. Sure you can reach out whenever i'm sure my number is already on fileArmani McCorey

The best ABA-agency I worked for. As a Special ED teacher I love to work with ASD children next to my regular job. Nebraska Behavior Supports works so flexible with me to fill my schedule. Great communication; great and rewarding work and very nice pay! Thanks Nebraska Behavior Supports!Nicole Besselaar

Peru State College is truly a hidden gem in Nebraska. The Campus is beautiful and the programs are affordable. I'm an online master's student currently and it's flexible so I can still work full-time and take classes. I should have came to this college for undergradKevin Moser

Great school. But having only one portapotty available during softball games is insane. Especially one that isn't even maintained. One outhouse is ridiculous. A little commonsense when it comes to girls would go a long way…Adam German

Have lost legal documents in the mail with identifying information on them, the on campus housing is full of mold, and the ACs constantly freeze up. Please consider going to a college that’s not in the middle of nowhere.Grant

Class life was mostly stressful and unplanned for students, I really went through it and taste this college(some professor and faculty members may practice stereotyping). The incorporating of all materials will set you not forward if you are middle class or lower, you will hurt and not enjoy being stressed in a limited learning environment with limit to no reference or upgradablilty. Materials provided is limited to hardcopy and the use of laptop devices in class creates a competition against the campus bookstore so not getting one from WSC for enhancement is out of the questions for no logical(who cares if student have to pay at the bookstore, students needs upgrades). The use of electronic or hard copy, is not included in tuition. I didn't know, the system was first level processing to get you in but if your income is in the upper middle and higher class with hidden resources from family's, then this is the band wagon school and it's really feasible, and if you are even smart and have great researching skill… you will be fine. Other than that, be advice WSC is either a sacrifice or a gift. Thank you, learning is a experience and a punishment. Your risk, when there are no upgrades for self advancement. Stay away from parties because drugs effect your learning, truly!Jimmy Herard

Awesome environment! People are so friendly and welcoming. The professors are like our parents. So caring! Small class size, easy to build a good professional relationship with professors. Overall a complete package of quality education you will get here at an affordable cost. Strongly recommended for both international & domestic students. Institutional graduation requirements: 120 credit hours On-campus employment opportunities are available! Tuition fees: Less than $3000(12 credits) for international students, if you qualify for the Nebraska Access Tuition scholarship. Other departmental scholarships are available. For domestic students, I think it's a big win to keep your educational cost lower. N.B. As a freshman, you are required to live on campus. In that case, the living cost will be around $7000-$8000. Living cost: It depends. Generally, the rent is $250 -$350 if you live with your roommates including a utility bill, wifi the overall cost will be around $350 -$500 on average. ( for an individual) Graduates Employment Rate:100% Lots of clubs such as ACM, WSC International Club, etc.Mahmudul Rafi

This is a great place to come or to send your kids– predictably safe small Nebraska territory town with all the amenities you need and none you don't. It is a public school, so plan to be exposed to some ideologically driven teachers in the humanities. The dorms are close to classes, and the entire campus is well laid out. It is a fantastic investment for a four year degree college and they have excellent working relationships with the University system should you pursue post grad work. I found my four years here were fantastic and made good acquaintances with many on the staff. It's an easy place to get involved and to become a leader. Drama free environment for the most part. Alcohol, the bane of most college campuses, seemed to me the only real caution.Kent Peters

When looking for a college, a person looks for reasonable prices, strong academics, good athletic programs, and whatnot. A person usually does not look at if the college will support you and treat you like a family. You should though. And Concordia has it. You enter CUNE not looking for a family but end up being apart of one. When you're in college, sometimes that is what makes or breaks a person; whether you have good support or not. But yes, you should look at the other aspects too and CUNE ranks high on everything in my books. Yes, the tuition is pricey, but that is to be expected with a private school. What you receive from this college is well worth the money, plus they do everything in their power to help financially.Seanna Jeffrey

Admissions department continued to contact and harass me long after I told them I changed my mind and was not interested. Several emails, badgering me to "take the next step," even after I explicitly said to delete my contact info and stop contacting me. Most recently they sent me email that said "To unsubscribe, just reply to this message with 'unsubscribe' in the subject line. I did that. Message got bounced back to me! Nice I.T. support, guys. Bad email system, terrible admissions. Don't recommend. Pick a college that actually listens, and whose I.T. systems work.Andrea Graham

My son is a freshman at Concordia, and has had the best experience with professors, coaching staff and fellow students. Highest ranked NAIA school for academic honors. Highly Recommend. Son now a sophomore on honor roll and starting varsity still lovin it.Donal Mattimoe

I just wanted to share my story of how Doane screwed me over relentlessly. I took a bunch of classes in the Masters of Counseling program. Spent a lot of time and money. Only to be rudely booted out of the program after taking Research Methods in Counseling twice with Dr. Zeisset. I improved on each individual score of each assignment as well as class participation the second time around and he still gave me the same grade of a C+, both times. You need a B- to pass thr course. Not only this, but when speaking to the program's dean, Dr. Jean Kilnoski, I had given information about my life as the single parent of a severely medically fragile child who had to have surgery during that course period, as well as experiencing some domestic issues in the home which required law enforcement involvement. And still they did nothing to assist me and kicked me completely out if the program with no offer to provide any remedies to the situation. I thought that I was going to be done and not pursue this degrre any further due to this horrible experience. However, I was accepted at Bellevue University for their MS in Clinical Counseling program and so far was able to transfer in some of those course credits, pass research methods class on my first attempt, receive tons of positive feedback on my course work from staff and peers, and be successful thus far in the program. Thank you Bellevue for appreciating real professional work and thank you to Doane for giving me the opportunity to find a more professional, high quality educational program to pursue.Liz Shields

AVOID THIS SCHOOL!! This schools administration is full of liars and theives. I went here and these shysters changed my financial aid at the end of the year! I received a letter saying they counted the VA benefits I was getting as family contribution and tried to also take away my Pell grant. Long story short I fought and was able to keep Pell grant but they did charge me over $7,000 at the end of school year and wouldn't release transcripts until I was paying them. DON'T GO TO THIS SCHOOL!! Side note, HALF of the freshman class I was part of left after the first semester.Shane Rodriguez

Harvard of the Midwest. A fantastic school with a classic look, yet featuring modern buildings, and absolutely wonderful students, professors, coaches and staff. Visit here before you decide, they offer many scholarship options and a very high graduation rate. A truly wonderful educational experience that you must see to believe.Steve Grimes

Vivian tells it like it is, whether it's something you want to hear or not. She helped me see a side of myself that I never knew was there, and gave me advice on how to deal with it. She saved my crumbling relationship & for that I am forever grateful!Ginger Shepherd

Our family was stopping over in Kearney for one night on our way back home when we were caught in the flood in July 2019. We are so grateful to the University of Nebraska at Kearney. We were amazed at the efficiency at which their staff organized during a natural disaster and cared for hundreds of displaced people. They were incredibly generous and housed us for 5 days in the dorms, fed us, organized transportation all while keeping us informed about the ever-changing flood situation.  We felt that they truly cared about our well being. The wonderful people at the university helped us work through a scary and overwhelming experience. We thank you with all of our hearts.Alpine Summit Homes

Terrible college acceptance process. Do not apply and waste your money. You will have to fight for every college transfer class to count. I am not talking about for profit shady college credits. I mean you will have to argue to get credit for anything. Also they will make you prove residency no matter how long you lived here. You will have to pay a notary and everything or get blindsided by my higher tuition. You could be going back to school at 35 and because you didn’t graduate high school in Nebraska your automatically a non resident. As I stated there are easier better alternatives for college than this dumpster fire.Benjamin Clement

It's made of kind people around and also has a lot of asian students and some latin students. I can see a great potential in UNK as an university of multicultural envirolment. In addiction, It has also great science programs and opportunities! GO LOPERS!!Mariana B. G.