Can't wait for college?
You don't have to.
As a high school student, you can earn college credit from Nebraska by taking real college courses online. In the Nebraska Now program, you'll stretch your strengths, study what excites you and build a foundation for your academic future.
Learn More and Apply
Save Up to $2,172 on Your College Bill
Nebraska Now courses are offered at a flat $330-rate per class. The same course at the regular in-state tuition rate would cost $873 or more, a savings of at least $543 per class.
If you take one course each semester your junior and senior year, your savings will look like this:
| Label | Cost |
|---|---|
| Junior Year Fall: | $543 |
| Junior Year Spring: | $543 |
| Senior Year Fall: | $543 |
| Senior Year Spring: | $543 |
| Tuition Savings: | $2,172 |
The Benefits of Nebraska Now
You have many options to earn college credit in high school, but only Nebraska Now offers you a real Big Ten online experience.
In Nebraska Now courses, you will:
- Enroll in online courses with current Huskers taught by college professors.
- Earn college credit based on your semester grade, not a one-time test.
- Gain access to university support services, coaching and academic advising.
- Boast a Big Ten university on your transcript.
- Get credits guaranteed to meet the university's requirements.
Credit Transferability
Nebraska Now course credits fit into most degree programs offered at Nebraska. We are a regionally accredited institution, which means your course credits will also transfer to most colleges and universities.
Support Resources
Making the leap to college-level work is no small feat, and we want you to know that Nebraska has the support you need to make the most of your experience. As a Nebraska Now student, you'll have access to accommodating professors, academic coaching services and resources for success.
Get Ahead With Nebraska Now
If you have questions about navigating the application process, choosing courses or adjusting to college-level work, contact the Nebraska Now team at admissions@unl.edu or 402-472-2023.