BMS Admission
Admission Requirements
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In general, students admitted into the Division of Continuing Studies are at least 21 years of age.
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Exceptions are granted to military students, students who are "holding" for their preferred UNO academic degree/department/college, and students pursuing an area of concentration that is not represented by a UNO Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree.
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Students must submit a high school transcript or GED scores.
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ACT or SAT scores are not required.
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Active duty military personnel may be admitted prior to reaching age 21; however, military students under age 21 must submit high school transcripts and either an ACT or SAT score.
Apply
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Complete an online application.
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Select 'Division of Continuing Studies in CPACS' then choose your major, which is your BMS Area of Concentration.
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Undergraduate Application Fee waivers are available to applicants who meet specific conditions. For more information, please review the Application fee waiver policy which is available in the Forms, Policies, and Conditions page
Visit Admissions for more detailed information.
Deadline to Apply
- Fall Semester – August 1*
- Spring Semester – December 1
- Summer Semester – July 1
*The priority deadline for scholarship consideration for the Fall semester is February 1.
Contact Us
- UNO Campus
- 6001 Dodge Street, CPACS 207
- Omaha, Nebraska 68182
- unodcs@unomaha.edu
- 402.554.2370
- FAX: 402.554.2231
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- Offutt Air Force Base:
- Room 218, Education Center
- Building C
- unooffutt@unomaha.edu
- 402.595.2371
- FAX: 402.595.2807
College of Public Affairs and Community Service
- CPACS Units and Resources
- Division of Continuing Studies
- School of Criminology and Criminal Justice
- Department of Gerontology
- Goodrich Scholarship Program
- School of Public Administration/Aviation Institute/Emergency Management and Disaster Science
- Grace Abbott School of Social Work
- William Brennan Institute for Labor Studies
- Center for Public Affairs Research
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