Paying off your student bill is extremely important. If you do not pay your student bill in full, you will not be able to enroll in additional courses, request transcripts, or receive your UNO diploma. If a student plans to apply to UNO, UNK, UNL, or UNMC at a later date, the bill will still need to be paid in-full.
- Program Costs
- Due Dates
- Paying the Fee/Bill
- Non-Payment Impact
- Access College Early Scholarship (ACE)
Program Costs
UNO's Dual Enrollment and Early Entry Programs aim to support young person's academic development in a similar time period, however, the costs associated may differ.
Dual Enrollment Program
The overwhelming majority of UNO courses in the Dual Enrollment Program are billed as a Dual Enrollment Fee of $250 each, regardless if they are 3, 4, or 5 credits.
On the other hand, 1 credit courses are reflected as a similar fee at $160 each. If a UNO Dual Enrollment course aligns near/to an Advanced Placement® Exam curriculum, the Dual Enrollment fee will cover the base cost of the AP® exam ($96) only if the student registers/applies for the AP® exam through their high school.
Students are asked to speak with their instructor and/or guidance counselor on how to register for an AP® exam.
Early Entry Program
Students who participate in the Early Entry Program are assessed tuition and some fees.
Please contact Kelly Malone for more information on costs associated with the Early Entry Program.
Due Dates
Student bills are generated by the UNO Cashiering/Student Accounts Office at the end of each
Paying the Fee/Bill
After enrollment, students can make a payment at any time. You may use any of the following payment methods:
In person
- 109 Eppley Administration Building, Cashiering & Student Accounts
***Payment options in person: cash, check, cashier’s check or money order.
By mail
University of Nebraska at Omaha
Cashiering & Student Accounts, EAB 109
Omaha, NE 68182-0292
***Payment options by mail: check, cashier’s check or money order. Please include the student's NUID
Online
- via MavLINK (accessing MavLINK)
- Credit or debit card (a 2.75% service charge will be incurred) OR Electronic Check (e-check) payments which will NOT incur a service charge
- via Dual Enrollment Application Portal (only an option for Dual Enrollment students)
- Payments via Credit/Debit card WILL NOT incur a service charge
- Curious where to click in the Dual Enrollment Application Portal? view screen capture of portal
- Enter amount to pay view payment field screen capture
- Enter payment information via PayPal® supported page and click Pay Now (processes payment) view screen capture
- Digital receipt is displayed. Retain receipt for your record(s) view screen capture
College Savings Plan (529)
Please provide your College Savings Plan administrator with the following mailing address:
University of Nebraska at Omaha
Cashiering & Student Accounts, EAB 109
Omaha, NE 68182-0292
Each item should include the student's NUID number and name.
We recommend contacting your College Savings Plan administrator to begin the withdrawal process at least 2-4 weeks before the payment deadline to ensure that funds are received by the deadline date.
UNO is unable to accept payments by phone. To set up a payment plan, please contact Cashiering at 402.554.2324.
Holds and Non-Payment
All students with outstanding balances beyond the due date posted on their first bill will have a hold placed on their account.
This hold will prevent all registration for future terms or semesters, denial of transcripts, and withholding of UNO diploma until the debt is paid.
Students will not be withdrawn from classes for non-payment. If you register and do not attend, you are responsible for withdrawing from the course. If you do not attend and do not withdraw, you will still be responsible for the balance and may receive a failing grade.
Contact Information
If you have any questions, please contact UNO Cashiering/Student Accounts at:
Location: 109 Eppley Administration Building
Phone: 402.554.2324
Email: unocsa@unomaha.edu
ACE
The Access College Early (ACE) Scholarship Program is awarded by the state of Nebraska to qualified high school students. It pays tuition and mandatory fees for qualified, low-income high school students to enroll in college courses from Nebraska colleges or universities, either through dual enrollment or early enrollment agreements with these institutions.
- The ACE Scholarship pays for a specific number of dual enrollment courses per year
- Scholarships will be awarded until funds have been exhausted
- Applicants must submit a separate application for each:
- college/university they are receiving college credit from
- term enrolled (i.e. Fall, Spring, Summer)
How to Qualify & Apply
Visit CCPE.NEBRASKA.GOV/ACE
Questions
For questions about the ACE Scholarship or the application, contact:
- THE STUDENT'S HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELOR -or-
- RITCHIE MORROW, Financial Aid Officer - CCPE
ritchie.morrow@nebraska.gov | 402.471.0032