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Are you interested in pursuing a career in social work? Do you want to make a meaningful impact in your community and become a leader for positive change? Grace Abbott School of Social Work is the perfect place for you to achieve your goals!

If you've taken college-level courses through a dual enrollment or an early college program, we'll review your transcripts and provide a personalized transfer plan. 

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Incoming Transfer Students

Are you transferring to Grace Abbott School of Social Work from another institution? We're excited to have you join our community! Here's what you need to know: 

Transfer Credits

We accept transfer credits from accredited institutions. Our academic advising team will review your transcripts and provide a personalized transfer plan. 

Metro Human Services Transfer Partnership

Students completing Human Services coursework at Metropolitan Community College can transfer credits seamlessly into UNO’s Grace Abbott School of Social Work through established course equivalencies and advising pathways. This partnership supports a smooth transition from associate-level human services education into a four-year social work degree.

Course Equivalencies

We have a list of course equivalencies to help you determine which courses will transfer to UNO. 

UNO Transfer Articulation Guide 

Admissions Requirements

Submit official high school transcript and/or official GED Equivalency Scores. Transfer students must be graduates of a regionally accredited (North Central or equivalent) high school or have completed the equivalent training (GED). An Associate of Arts (AA) degree or Associate of Science (AS) degree from a community college in Nebraska will satisfy the proof of high school graduation requirement. Official transcripts showing proof of graduation or equivalent training will be required. Official college transcript(s) must be sent directly to the UNO Office of Undergraduate Admissions from the Registrar’s Office of each previous college or university attended regardless of whether credit was earned. If you are currently enrolled in college courses, please request (prior to finishing classes) an official transcript sent when final grades are posted, to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. 


Contact Information 

Need help with transferring credits or have questions about our program? Contact our Social Work Advisors for direct one-on-one communication about your transfer! 

  • Call our office at 402.554.2793 to schedule an appointment! 
Advisor Contact Information 
  • Heather Ford, 112 CPACS, Email: hford@unomaha.edu  
  • Nazaneen Rahmanzai, 112 CPACS, Email: nrahmanzai@unomaha.edu 

 
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