Ready to Apply to Dual Enrollment?
Follow the steps below to get started in UNO's Dual Enrollment Program.
Create Your Account
- Go to applydual.unomaha.edu, create an account, and log in.
- Do not use your high school email address.
- Use an email address and password that you can remember. You will use it every time you apply for dual enrollment and if you apply for admission to UNO in the future.
Enter Information
- Students: If you have been issued a nine-digit Social Security Number (SSN) you will be asked to enter it. Providing your SSN is optional, however, not providing one means a 1098-T form will not be provided to you.
- Select only the courses you are currently enrolled in and would like to receive college credit for.
- A parent/guardian’s name and his or her email are required for approval.
- Enter your cumulative high school grade point average (GPA). You must have at least a 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
Receive Approval
- Parents/guardians and high school counselors are required to approve your application by the specified deadline in order for you to be dual enrolled.
- Approval is done by clicking the link sent to them via email after you submit your application.
Pay Your Bill
- The cost for each dual enrollment course is a nonrefundable $250.
- Once your application has been approved and you have been enrolled into the program, a billing statement will be mailed to the address provided on the application.
The UNO Auto-Admit Option for Dual Enrollment Students
UNO offers eligible Dual Enrollment students a streamlined path to undergraduate admission. Students who meet the eligibility requirements can secure admission to UNO without completing a separate undergraduate application.
To take advantage of this option, students indicate their interest and select their intended major on the Dual Enrollment application. This selection also serves as their undergraduate application to UNO. Students will receive confirmation of their admission by email.
Eligibility requirements
- Be a high school senior based on self-reported expected high school graduation date.
- Be enrolled in a Dual Enrollment course during the fall or spring semester of the current academic year.
Some academic programs may have additional requirements or may not be eligible for automatic admission (e.g. shared UNO/UNL Engineering programs).