Visiting UNO gives you a firsthand look at campus life. Explore our city campus, meet students, and see how learning here connects to real-world opportunities.
Who: High school seniors and out-of-state students
When: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 9 A.M.
What: An information session covering admissions, scholarships, and Omaha life, plus a campus tour with an optional academic session.
Who: High school juniors and seniors or students interested in business, IT, or engineering
When: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays (afternoon and evening options)
What: An information session on admissions, scholarships, and student life, followed by a campus tour.
Who: Anyone who can’t make it during the week
When: Saturdays at 9 A.M.
What: An information session covering admissions, scholarships, and student life, plus a tour of campus and the residence halls.
Who: High school and middle school classes, community groups, and service-learning groups
When: Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 A.M.
What: An information session, campus tour, and lunch, with the option to meet academic programs or student organizations by request.
Who: Students transferring from another university
When: Fridays at 10:30 A.M.
What: Learn about transfer admissions requirements, tour campus, and connect directly with an admissions rep.
Who: Students interested in earning a graduate degree
When: First Friday of each month at 3 P.M.
What: A session led by a graduate ambassador that includes a presentation and a meeting with your academic program.
Signature Visit Events
UNO’s signature visit days bring the student experience to life. Whether you’re exploring your options or preparing to apply, these special events go beyond a tour, connecting you with faculty, students, and opportunities that make UNO unique.
“I toured a lot of schools in and out of state, but kept coming back to UNO to visit. I found it was a beautiful campus with great people, and no matter what I ended up studying, I knew I’d be happy here.”
“I sat in on a Spanish course at UNO where the professor encouraged us to participate, and I really liked it. UNO felt like home when I visited, and I knew I wanted to stay here.”
“I pictured myself walking to classes and getting involved just by going on my tour. It gave me that ‘home away from home’ feeling that other schools didn’t, and it was the best decision for me.”
“As an international student, I felt comfortable at UNO from the first day I visited. I loved the central location of campus and being right in the middle of Omaha.”
