The best way to get a preview of all you can accomplish at Nebraska is to experience it for yourself! During your visit, you'll see the spots on campus where you'll spend time studying, living, collaborating, building friendships and making core memories. Plus, learn more about student involvement opportunities and important admission, scholarship and financial aid information.
Our half-day visits offer a campus tour with a current Husker and information on admission requirements, academics, student life and scholarships and financial aid. This visit also includes an academic appointment with a representative from your academic interest area to help you plan your next steps to Nebraska.
Experience for yourself what life is like as a student at Nebraska. During your Red Letter Day, you'll tour campus with a current student, eat lunch in a dining center, learn about student engagement opportunities and resources for success and delve into your career path during academic sessions. You'll also tour one of our residence halls and learn more about housing.
High school students can experience an unforgettable summer at one of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s camps, where adventure meets education in the heart of Nebraska.
At Summer Showcase, experience Nebraska through the lens of a College of Journalism and Mass Communications student. Explore interactive workshops and breakout sessions led by faculty and current students, get hands-on with the tools and technology that will shape your education and discover how you can get involved from day one.
Inspire your students to explore their future by arranging a visit to Nebraska! Your group will experience campus firsthand as our staff guides you through academic programs, admission requirements, support resources and campus life.
Can't make it to campus? Take our Virtual Tour!
Check out our virtual tour videos to preview spaces on campus where students live, study and collaborate.
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We can’t wait for you to join the Husker community—take your next step to Nebraska today.