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Resources for Success

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Find Information for…

  • First-Generation Students

    Explore resources designed to promote success for students who are the first in their family to attend college.

  • High-Ability Students

    Discover Nebraska's three honors programs for high-achieving students.

  • International Students

    Preview life at Nebraska and learn more about our programs for international students.

  • LGBTQA+

    Find new programs, get involved and connect with other Huskers to help develop a more welcoming and inclusive campus and community.

  • Native American Students

    Get more info on how Nebraska supports Native Culture through scholarships, academic programs, research, events and celebration of contributions.

  • Students with Disabilities

    See how Nebraska supports students with disabilities. Learn more about resources available to help students achieve their full potential.

  • Transfer Students

    Continue your higher education at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.

  • Underrepresented Minorities

    Connect with a campus community where students of all backgrounds can belong and succeed.

  • Veteran and Active Military Students

    Learn more about programs and services for military students and their dependents.

School Counselors

We’ve created a hub of all the information you’ll need to help your future Huskers on their next steps to Nebraska, including admissions requirements, scholarships and financial aid and application assistance.

Visit the Counselors' Page
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Can't Wait for College?
You don’t have to.

As a high school student, you can get a head start on your transition to college through our Nebraska Now program. Visit the link below to learn how you can earn college credit from Nebraska by taking real college courses online.

Learn More About Nebraska Now

Campus Security & Fire Safety Report

The Annual Campus Security and Fire Safety Report (ASR) for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln contains crime and fire statistics for the previous three years, resources and related policy agreements. A free paper copy is also available upon request.