Colleges in Nebraska
15 colleges in Nebraska, largest first. The most selective are College of Saint Mary, York University, Midland University. The lowest average net prices are at University of Nebraska at Omaha ($12,898), College of Saint Mary ($14,621), University of Nebraska-Lincoln ($16,214).
| College | Acceptance rate | SAT (middle 50%) | Avg. net price | Graduation rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| University of Nebraska-LincolnLincoln | 87% | 1098–1330 | $16,214 | 69% |
| University of Nebraska at OmahaOmaha | 87% | — | $12,898 | 51% |
| Creighton UniversityOmaha | 80% | 1243–1428 | $32,456 | 83% |
| University of Nebraska at KearneyKearney | 89% | 905–1125 | $17,891 | 62% |
| Nebraska Wesleyan UniversityLincoln | 80% | 1020–1290 | $20,647 | 61% |
| Concordia University-NebraskaSeward | 86% | — | $24,521 | 60% |
| Midland UniversityFremont | 66% | 963–1170 | $24,320 | 44% |
| Doane UniversityCrete | 98% | — | $28,885 | 59% |
| Hastings CollegeHastings | 72% | — | $22,320 | 54% |
| Nebraska Methodist College of Nursing & Allied HealthOmaha | 73% | — | $17,577 | 76% |
| Clarkson CollegeOmaha | 78% | — | $25,301 | 63% |
| Bryan College of Health SciencesLincoln | 67% | — | $29,626 | 62% |
| Union Adventist UniversityLincoln | 100% | — | $22,158 | 55% |
| College of Saint MaryOmaha | 45% | — | $14,621 | 60% |
| York UniversityYork | 52% | 880–1110 | $24,373 | 45% |
Net price is what students receiving federal aid paid on average after grants and scholarships. Public colleges usually charge Nebraska residents less tuition. Data: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.