Apply to Nebraska
We want you to join our Husker community! Apply to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln by submitting the undergraduate application for admission.
Nebraska's Application
Nebraska's Application may be used to apply directly to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.
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Common App
The Common App may be used to apply to multiple universities nationwide.
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Application Dates and Deadlines
Fall 2026 Term
Date | Description |
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August 1, 2025 | Fall 2026 application for admission opens. |
May 1, 2026 | Fall 2026 application for admission deadline. |
Spring 2026 Term
Date | Description |
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May 1, 2025 | Spring 2026 application for admission opens. |
December 10, 2025 | Spring 2026 application for admission deadline. |
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Admission Requirements
Review the academic qualifications, core courses and transcripts needed to gain admission. You are not required to submit an ACT/SAT score to be considered for admission.
Prepare to Apply: First-Year Students
Before you begin your application for admission, we encourage you to gather the information listed below to streamline the application process.
International Students: A list of required documents is viewable in the international admission requirements.
Stay Organized
Use a note-taking app or a physical notebook to keep track of important information like your username, NUID number and MyRED account details.
Take Your Time
Filling out your application completely and accurately is crucial. The information you provide will be carefully reviewed to determine your eligibility for academic scholarships. Every detail matters!

Your Admission Checklist
Stay on track with your next steps to Nebraska.
Advanced Credit Options
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln offers methods to maximize the college credit you’ve already earned. National credit-by-exam programs include the Advanced Placement (AP) Program, International Baccalaureate (IB), the College Level Examination Program (CLEP), DSST (formerly DANTES Subject Standardized Tests), and Cambridge International Exams (A-Levels). Learn more about how your credit will transfer.
