Cost & Aid

"Price is what you pay.
Value is what you get."

What you pay.

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln offers among the lowest tuition in the Big Ten. On top of that, most first-year college students receive scholarships or gift aid. That's why we're named a "Best Value" by The Princeton Review.

What you get.

A Top National University with 150 majors and a world-class faculty located in the growing city of Lincoln. Yeah, you could say life here just feels right.

Best Value Colleges | Public Schools - Princeton Review 2015 Edition

Tuition and Fees

Tuition cost is determined based upon whether or not you are a resident of Nebraska. See Residency Calculator

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Resident Table
Item	Cost
Tuition:	$7,125
Fees:	$1,853*
Housing & Meal Plan:	$11,044
Total:	$20,022

Non Resident Tuition Table
Item	Cost
Tuition:	$22,425
Fees:	$1,853*
Housing & Meal Plan:	$11,044
Total:	$35,322

Scholarships

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Davis-Chambers Scholarship Minimum $2,000 up to full direct cost of attendance per year February 1

Chancellor's Scholarship Full Tuition per year + $2,000 annual stipend May 1

Chancellor's Scholarship

The Chancellor’s Scholarship is awarded to finalists in nationally recognized scholar competitions (e.g., National Merit, National Hispanic Recognition). National Merit finalists must select the University of Nebraska–Lincoln as the first-choice school through the National Merit Corporation.

This scholarship is renewable for up to four academic years. Use the online scholarship estimator to determine your eligibility for this scholarship.

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Deadline

How to Apply

National Merit Finalist

Apply for admission by May 1.
Select the University of Nebraska–Lincoln as your first-choice school through the National Merit Corporation.
Complete the ACT/SAT on or before the February national test date and submit scores to Nebraska.
Submit your Enrollment Deposit in MyRED by May 1.

National Hispanic Scholarship Recipient

Apply for admission by May 1.
Complete the ACT/SAT on or before the February national test date and submit scores to Nebraska.
Score a minimum of 28 on the ACT or 1260 on the SAT.
Submit your Enrollment Deposit in MyRED by May 1.

Review Basis

Selection is based on recognition in national scholar competition.

Renewability

The Chancellor’s Scholarship is renewable for an additional three academic years and three inclusive summers or the completion of a bachelor’s degree, whichever occurs first, provided renewal criteria is met. Students must maintain a 3.500 cumulative GPA and complete 24 hours each academic year. Students must also complete a minimum of nine graded hours each semester. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship.

Regents Scholarship Full tuition for up to 135 credit hours, including summers (or the completion of a bachelor’s degree, whichever occurs first) March 1

Transfer Regents Scholarship Full Tuition for up to two academic years (fall/spring) Fall: March 1
Spring: October 1

Tribal College Scholarship Full in-state tuition for up to 135 credit hours (inclusive of all transfer credits) or completion of a bachelor's degree, whichever occurs first Fall: March 1
Spring: October 1

Tribal College Scholarship

The Tribal College Scholarship is awarded to graduates of Nebraska high schools who are in progress or recently completed a 2-year degree from certain Native American community/tribal colleges and universities.

Award

The award provides in-state tuition for up to 135 credit hours (inclusive of all transfer credits) or completion of a bachelor's degree, whichever comes first, provided certain academic criteria is met.

Deadline

How to Apply

Apply for admission by March 1 (for fall) or October 1 (for spring).
Complete and submit the Transfer Student Personal Statement.
Complete the FAFSA by April 1.
Submit your Enrollment Deposit in MyRED.

Review Basis

Must be transferring from one of the following tribal colleges:
Blackfeet Community College, Cheyenne River Community College, Dull Knife Memorial College, Fort Belknap College, Fort Berthold Community College, Fort Peck Community College, Haskell Indian Nations University, Little BigHorn College, Little Priest Tribal College, Nebraska Indian Community College, Oglala Lakota College, Sinte Gleska University, Sisseton Wahpeton Community College, Sitting Bull College, Turtle Mountain Community College, or United Tribes Technical College

Selection is based on a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.500 or higher from transfer coursework, progress or recent completion of a 2-year degree with no break in enrollment, and experiences that have helped shape your story as demonstrated by your personal statement.

Renewability

The Tribal College Scholarship is renewable provided renewal criteria is met. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship.

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Health Sciences Scholarship Up to 30 credit hours of base tuition for up to two years February 1

Health Sciences Scholarship

Awarded to academically promising students interested in health science careers that statistically have low college-going rates. Health Sciences Scholars receive pre-health advising services through the Exploratory and Pre-Professional Advising (Explore) Center, tutoring and mentoring through the Office of Academic Success and Intercultural Services (OASIS), and a mid-semester review by Health Sciences Scholars Program Co-Coordinators.

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Deadline

How to Apply

Apply for admission by February 1.
Complete the Diversity Enhancement Application in MyRed by February 1.
Complete the FAFSA by February 1 of your senior year.
Submit your Enrollment Deposit in MyRED by May 1.

Review Basis

Must be a Nebraska resident.

Selection is based on financial need, interest in serving in a health related field, student's academic profile, and demonstrated knowledge and experience with people from diverse communities and backgrounds.

Renewability

The Health Sciences Scholarship is renewable for a second year provided the recipient completes the program's first-year requirements and satisfies the university's scholarship renewal requirements. Health Science Scholars enroll in CASC 191 in the fall semester, CASC 150 in the spring semester, and complete two science and/or math courses during each of the first two semesters. Students must maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.00 and complete a minimum of 24 credit hours by the end of the first academic year. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship.

More Info

Health Science Scholars will:

tour a health care facility once per semester.
participate in a social activity as a group each semester.
meet at least once a semester with the Health Science Scholars Program Co-Coordinator in the Explore Center to review academic progress.
develop an engagement plan with the Program Co-Coordinator in OASIS.
participate in at least one service activity per semester as a group.
complete at least 4 hours of shadowing a health care practitioner each semester.
participate in math and science study groups let by a peer mentor.

Native American Heritage Scholarship Minimum $2,000 up to full direct cost of attendance per year February 1

Nebraska Achievement Scholarship $1,000 or full tuition per year March 1

George Beadle Scholarship $14,500 per year to help offset out-of-state tuition Priority: March 1
Final: May 1

Transfer George Beadle Scholarship $14,500 per year to help offset out-of-state tuition Fall: May 1
Spring: December 1

George Beadle International Baccalaureate Scholarship $14,500 per year to help offset out-of-state tuition Priority: March 1
Final: May 1

Midwest Student Exchange Program Those who academically qualify are awarded the George Beadle Scholarship to help offset the cost of out-of-state tuition Priority: March 1
Final: May 1

Midwest Student Exchange Program

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln welcomes students from Midwest Student Exchange Program (MSEP) states who want to grow intellectually and socially. Admission to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln is competitive. Students who exhibit superior academic performance will receive University scholarships that provide an offset to out-of-state tuition comparable to the MSEP benefit such as the George Beadle Scholarship.

Use the online scholarship estimator to determine your eligibility for this scholarship.

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Deadline

How to Apply

Apply for admission by May 1 (apply by March 1 for priority consideration).
Complete the ACT/SAT on or before the February national test date and submit scores to Nebraska.
Submit your Enrollment Deposit in MyRED by May 1.

Review Basis

Scholarships equivalent to the MSEP benefit are awarded to students who exhibit superior academic performance and are from select Midwestern states (MN, MI, MO, WI, ND, KS, IL, IN, OH). A competitive George Beadle Scholar demonstrates superior academic potential and has a 29 ACT (or SAT equivalent) and an outstanding high school grade point average or excellent class rank.

Renewability

The George Beadle Scholarship is renewable for an additional three years provided renewal criteria is met. Students must maintain a 2.000 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship.

Transfer Midwest Student Exchange Program Those who academically qualify are awarded the Transfer George Beadle Scholarship to help offset the cost of out-of-state tuition Fall: May 1
Spring: December 1

Nebraska Legacy Scholarship $14,000 per year to help offset out-of-state tuition Priority: March 1
Final: May 1

Transfer Nebraska Legacy Scholarship $14,000 per year to help offset out-of-state tuition Fall: May 1
Spring: December 1

Spark Scholarship No award for freshmen; $10,000 can be earned for years 2, 3, and 4 to help offset out-of-state tuition September 1 (during a student’s first fall semester)

Spark Scholarship

The SPARK Scholarship is an opportunity for non-resident students to earn a scholarship after their first year of college to help offset out-of-state tuition if their academic profile was not quite high enough to qualify for a scholarship at Nebraska upon admission. To qualify for the SPARK Scholarship, students must complete the SPARK agreement form, which becomes available after May 1st, meet with an academic advisor and an academic success coach during the fall semester of their first year, file the FAFSA by April 1st, earn a 2.700 cumulative GPA or better at the end of their first year, and complete at least 24 credit hours.

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Deadline

How to Apply

Apply for admission by May 1 (apply by March 1 for priority consideration).
Complete the SPARK agreement form that will be available in MyRED.
Meet with an academic advisor during the fall semester.
Meet with an academic success coach during the fall semester.
File the FAFSA by April 1.
Earn a 2.700 cumulative GPA at the end of the freshman year and complete 24 credit hours or more.

Review Basis

The SPARK Scholarship is awarded to out-of-state students who do not qualify for scholarships when they are admitted, but earn a 2.700 cumulative GPA, complete 24 credit hours, and meet other basic eligibility requirements during their first-year. The financial benefit of the scholarship does not begin until the second year at Nebraska.

Renewability

The SPARK Scholarship is not available for the first year. If initial eligibility is confirmed and the student is awarded the scholarship for their second year, it is renewable for an additional two years provided renewal criteria is met. To retain the scholarship for year 3 and 4, students must maintain a 2.000 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship.

Ruth Leverton Scholarship $13,000 per year to help offset out-of-state tuition Priority: March 1
Final: May 1

Transfer Ruth Leverton Scholarship $9,500 per year to help offset out-of-state tuition Fall: May 1
Spring: December 1

Husker Heritage Scholarship $5,000 or $7,000 per year to help offset out-of-state tuition Priority: March 1
Final: May 1

David Distinguished Scholarship $3,500 per year March 1

Transfer Aaron Douglas Scholarship $3,500 per year to help offset out-of-state tuition Fall: May 1
Spring: December 1

Nebraska Emerging Leaders Scholarship $2,000 per year March 1

Nebraska Emerging Leaders Scholarship

The Nebraska Emerging Leaders Scholarship is awarded to academically capable first-year college students identified as emerging leaders in the Nebraska community who have demonstrated interest, knowledge, and/or experience with leadership and diversity.

All Emerging Leader scholars will be enrolled in a weekly zero-credit course that meets Fridays from 2:30-3:30 pm during the fall semester. Each week the class will spotlight campus leaders, including faculty, staff, and current students, to explore diversity and leadership skills, resources, and opportunities. In addition, students will have access to staff to support their individual success, through academic coaching, financial aid counseling, and peer mentoring.

Award

Deadline

How to Apply

Apply for admission by March 1.
Students who are nominated or attend one of these events will be considered: Diversity Leadership Symposia, DREAM Big Academy, First Generation Symposia, Native College Days, and/or Nebraska Achievement Banquet.
Students must meet academic requirements as determined by a scholarship committee.
Complete the ACT/SAT on or before the February national test date and submit scores to Nebraska.
Complete the FAFSA by February 1 of your senior year in high school. While financial need is not a requirement, students should complete the FAFSA to finalize the award.
Submit your Enrollment Deposit in MyRED by May 1.

Review Basis

Must be a Nebraska resident.

Selection is based on attendance at one of the University’s diversity programs, student’s academic profile, and demonstrated interest, knowledge, and/or experience with leadership and diversity.

Renewability

The Nebraska Emerging Leaders Scholarship is renewable for an additional three academic years provided renewal criteria is met. Students must maintain a 2.500 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Emerging Leader Scholars participate in a campus retention program and may be required to meet regularly with a campus mentor. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship.

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The Emerging Leaders program for first-year students is designed to:

Support each student’s transition to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Connect students to campus leaders and networks, and
Hone each student’s leadership and diversity skills.

Emerging Leader Scholars enroll in a weekly zero-credit course that meets Fridays from 2:30-3:30 p.m. during the fall semester. Each week, the class will highlight campus leaders, including faculty, staff, and current students, to explore leadership and diversity skills, resources, and opportunities. In addition, students will have access to staff to support their individual success, through academic coaching, financial aid advising, and peer mentoring.

Husker Living & Learning Scholarship $2,500 nonrenewable March 1

Davis-Chambers Transfer Scholarship $2,000 per year April 1

Husker Traditions Scholarship $1,500 renewable March 1

Husker Power Scholarship $1,500 nonrenewable March 1

Chancellor's Leadership Class Scholarship $1,000 nonrenewable March 1

Nebraska Legends Scholarship $1,000 nonrenewable March 1

Nebraska Legends Scholarship

Nebraska Legends Scholarships are awarded to high-achieving first-year college students who have demonstrated knowledge and experience with leadership and represent the geographic diversity of our student body and alumni through partnership with the Nebraska Alumni Association. This scholarship can be combined with other campus-wide scholarships.

Award

Deadline

How to Apply

Apply for admission by March 1.
Complete and submit your personal statement by March 1.
Complete the ACT/SAT on or before the February national test date and submit scores to Nebraska.
Submit your Enrollment Deposit in MyRED May 1.

Review Basis

Selection is based on high school achievement, passion for leadership, and a demonstrated commitment to becoming involved at the university.

Renewability

The Nebraska Legends Scholarships are nonrenewable.

More Info

The Nebraska Legends Scholarships begin to be awarded in late February. Recipients of a Nebraska Legends Scholarship participate in an academic success program sponsored by the Nebraska Alumni Association designed to help students successfully transition into college and academic life and gain an unforgettable Husker experience.

With the help of an exclusive campus support system, including peers, mentors, and academic advisors, Legends Scholars will learn about and utilize resources to keep them on the path to academic success. They also automatically become members of the Student Alumni Association (formerly known as Scarlet Guard).

Pepsi Service Scholarship $1,000 nonrenewable March 1

Transfer Student Scholarship $1,000 nonrenewable Fall: March 1
Spring: October 1

Nebraska Achievement Community College Scholarship $1,000 per year Fall: March 1
Spring: October 1

New Nebraska Leaders Scholarship $1,000 per year March 1

University Honors Program Scholarship $500 per year Priority: October 15
Final: February 15

Transfer Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship $500 nonrenewable Fall: March 1
Spring: October 1

Scarlet Scholarship $5,000 per year to help offset out-of-state tuition Priority: March 1
Final: May 1

Nebraska Now Scholarship Commitment $1,000 nonrenewable March 1

Susan T. Buffett Scholarship Maximum $5,000 per semester for full time (12+ credits) February 1 at 4:00 p.m./5:00 p.m. MST/CST

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Personal Statement

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln offers scholarships that focus on leadership, service to community, and diversity enhancement. To qualify for one of these scholarships, you will need to submit a personal statement.

At Nebraska your story matters, so here's your chance to share it with us. Tell us about community circumstances you've overcome, your leadership experiences, your career goals, examples of your commitment to help under-served communities, experiences you've had with the global community and any desire to study abroad—basically, the experiences that have helped shape you as a person.

Deadlines

You can submit your personal statement anytime between the following dates:

Freshmen: August 1 – March 1
Spring transfer students: May 1 – October 1
Summer/fall transfer students: September 1 – March 1

Submit Your Statement

Before you start, you should know there's a 350-word limit and once it's submitted, your statement can't be edited or deleted.

If you're a transfer student, you only need to submit a personal statement if you're a Nebraska resident.

Out-of-State Scholarship Estimator

If you're a student coming from outside Nebraska, no doubt you've noticed that your tuition is higher than in-state students.

We still want to make Nebraska affordable, so we've created some great scholarships just for you.

See how much you might qualify for

Out-of-State Scholarship Estimator

For first-time first-year students applying for the fall 2018 term.

Academic Information

ACT Score

Did you take your SAT on or after March 1^st 2016

Before After

SAT Reading Score

SAT Math Score

GPA Scale /

State ABBR

Other factors

I am a finalist in the National Merit scholarship program.

I am an International Baccalaureate Diploma seeking candidate.

I have a biological or adoptive parent who graduated from UNL, UNK, UNO or UNMC.

Chancellor's Scholarship

You may be eligible for the Chancellor's Scholarship worth $94,408.00 over 4 years!

Cost Details

Scholarship Cost Table
Item	Cost
Tuition	$22,425.00
Fees	$1,853.00
Room & Board	$11,044.00
Total ?	$35,322.00
Chancellor's Scholarship	-$23,602.00
1^st Year Total	$11,720.00

You May Qualify For

HOW WAS THE DOLLAR AMOUNT DETERMINED?

International Baccalaureate George Beadle Scholarship

You may be eligible for the International Baccalaureate George Beadle Scholarship worth $58,000.00 over 4 years!

Cost Details

Scholarship Cost Table
Item	Cost
Tuition	$22,425.00
Fees	$1,853.00
Room & Board	$11,044.00
Total ?	$35,322.00
International Baccalaureate George Beadle Scholarship	-$14,500.00
1^st Year Total	$20,822.00

You May Qualify For

HOW WAS THE DOLLAR AMOUNT DETERMINED?

George Beadle Scholarship

You may be eligible for the George Beadle Scholarship worth $58,000.00 over 4 years!

Cost Details

Scholarship Cost Table
Item	Cost
Tuition	$22,425.00
Fees	$1,853.00
Room & Board	$11,044.00
Total ?	$35,322.00
George Beadle Scholarship	-$14,500.00
1^st Year Total	$20,822.00

You May Qualify For

HOW WAS THE DOLLAR AMOUNT DETERMINED?

Scarlet Scholarship

You may be eligible for the Scarlet Scholarship worth $20,000.00 over 4 years!

Cost Details

Scholarship Cost Table
Item	Cost
Tuition	$22,425.00
Fees	$1,853.00
Room & Board	$11,044.00
Total ?	$35,322.00
Scarlet Scholarship	-$5,000.00
1^st Year Total	$30,322.00

You May Qualify For

HOW WAS THE DOLLAR AMOUNT DETERMINED?

Ruth Leverton Scholarship

You may be eligible for the Ruth Leverton Scholarship worth $52,000.00 over 4 years!

Cost Details

Scholarship Cost Table
Item	Cost
Tuition	$22,425.00
Fees	$1,853.00
Room & Board	$11,044.00
Total ?	$35,322.00
Ruth Leverton Scholarship	-$13,000.00
1^st Year Total	$22,322.00

You May Qualify For

HOW WAS THE DOLLAR AMOUNT DETERMINED?

Nebraska Legacy Scholarship

You may be eligible for the Nebraska Legacy Scholarship worth $56,000.00 over 4 years!

Cost Details

Scholarship Cost Table
Item	Cost
Tuition	$22,425.00
Fees	$1,853.00
Room & Board	$11,044.00
Total ?	$35,322.00
Nebraska Legacy Scholarship	-$14,000.00
1^st Year Total	$21,322.00

You May Qualify For

HOW WAS THE DOLLAR AMOUNT DETERMINED?

Husker Heritage & George Beadle Scholarships

You may be eligible for the Husker Heritage & George Beadle Scholarships worth $86,000.00 over 4 years!

Cost Details

Scholarship Cost Table
Item	Cost
Tuition	$22,425.00
Fees	$1,853.00
Room & Board	$11,044.00
Total ?	$35,322.00
Husker Heritage & George Beadle Scholarships	-$21,500.00
1^st Year Total	$13,822.00

You May Qualify For

HOW WAS THE DOLLAR AMOUNT DETERMINED?

Husker Heritage & George Beadle Scholarships

You may be eligible for the Husker Heritage & George Beadle Scholarships worth $78,000.00 over 4 years!

Cost Details

Scholarship Cost Table
Item	Cost
Tuition	$22,425.00
Fees	$1,853.00
Room & Board	$11,044.00
Total ?	$35,322.00
Husker Heritage & George Beadle Scholarships	-$19,500.00
1^st Year Total	$15,822.00

You May Qualify For

HOW WAS THE DOLLAR AMOUNT DETERMINED?

This calculator applies only to students who do not reside in the state of Nebraska and who are determined to be first-time first-year students by the Office of Admissions' admission and scholarship guidelines.

Scholarships at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln are awarded based upon a student's academic profile. The academic profile may include but is not limited to: standardized test scores, rigor and quality of high school academic courses, class rank, cumulative and core grade point average (GPA), and school profile. The scholarship displayed is an estimate only; final decisions are made by the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's Scholarship Committee. For the most accurate scholarship information, please apply for admission by the designated scholarship deadlines.

For additional information, please contact the Office of Admissions at admissions@unl.edu or 1-800-742-8800 ext. 2023.

Financial Aid

When family and personal resources aren't enough, financial aid can help provide the finances needed to accomplish your academic goals. At the university, more than 2/3 of students receive some form of financial aid to help finance their education. Here are a few ways to help pay for your education.

CollegeBound Nebraska
Grants
Loans
Federal Work Study
FAFSA

CollegeBound Nebraska

Collegebound Nebraska

If you're a student from Nebraska, you may be eligible for total gift assistance equal to, or greater than, 15 credit hours of tuition each semester if you:

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by April 1 each year.
Complete the financial aid process by June 1.
Are found to be eligible for a Federal Pell Grant.

Funds are available on a first come, first served basis, so the sooner you submit your information, the better.

More Information

Grants

Grants are forms of aid you do not have to repay. Recipients are selected based primarily on financial need. Grants are available through the federal and state governments. Keep in mind that:

Repayment is not required.
Funding levels may vary from year to year according to legislative appropriation.
To be considered, file the FAFSA by April 1.

Loans

Federal loans allow students or their families to borrow money at low interest rates. Keep in mind that:

Repayment is required.
To be considered, file the FAFSA by April 1.

Federal Work Study

Federal Work-Study

The Federal Work-Study program provides funds for jobs for eligible students to help them pay for their education. Keep in mind that:

Students are awarded the dollar amount they earn over the course of the academic year.
Student Financial Aid refers students to jobs on or off campus.
To be considered, submit the FAFSA, requesting work-study, by by April 1.

FAFSA

To be considered for federal financial aid, you will need to Complete the FAFSA by April 1. What you will need in order to file:

Nebraska's FAFSA code: 002565.
Your Social Security Number on your application for admission. If you've already applied and you didn't include your SSN, you can report it to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
A PIN, which you can get through the FAFSA website.

It can be a complicated process, but we're here to help.

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Cost & Aid

"Price is what you pay. Value is what you get."

What you pay.

What you get.

Tuition and Fees

Resident Tuition

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Scholarships

Davis-Chambers Scholarship

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Chancellor's Scholarship

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National Merit Finalist

National Hispanic Scholarship Recipient

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Regents Scholarship

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Transfer Regents Scholarship

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Tribal College Scholarship

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Health Sciences Scholarship

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Native American Heritage Scholarship

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Nebraska Achievement Scholarship

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George Beadle Scholarship

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Transfer George Beadle Scholarship

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George Beadle International Baccalaureate Scholarship

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Midwest Student Exchange Program

"Price is what you pay.
Value is what you get."