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Millard South High School

  1. UNO
  2. Dual Enrollment
  3. About Dual Enrollment
  4. High School Directory
  5. Millard South High School

Dual Enrollment Coordinator

Andrew Pinkall
Assistant Principal - 11th Grade Students
Email: acpinkall@mpsomaha.org

Millard South High School AP and Dual Enrollment


  • Courses Offered
  • UNO's General Education Curriculum
  • Benefits of UNO Dual Enrollment
  • How to Apply (video)
Information Fall 2022 Spring 2023 Year-Long Courses
Family Information Session: TBD TBD N/A
Application Live/Open: August 15, 2022 12:00 A.M. January 9, 2023 12:00 A.M. N/A
School Visit: TBD TBD N/A
Application Closes: September 30, 2022 11:59 P.M. February 24, 2023 11:59 P.M. N/A
Withdrawal Date: November 11, 2022 March 31, 2023 March 3, 2023

Please note that the instructor and course offered may change each year based on high school availability.

  • Submit the Application for Dual Enrollment

Courses Offered

UNO Course UNO Course Name
-UNO Credits
Academic Requirements
fulfilled at UNO
High School
Credit Earned
Instructor Dual
Enrollment
Sign-Up
BIOL 1450
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BIOL 1750
Biology I-5 credits
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Biology II-5 credits
Natural & Physical Sciences General Education
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Possible Major/Minor/Elective
AP Biology Nicole Kinzer Fall
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Spring
CIST 1400 Intro to Computer Science I-3 credits Possible Major/Minor/Elective AP Computer Science A

Sarah Siedlik

Spring
CIST 2500 Intro to Applied Statistics for IS&T-3 credits Quantitative Literacy General Education AP Statistics

Brett Keim

Cami Warneke

Spring
CSCI 1200 Computer Science Principles-3 credits Natural/ Physical Science General Education AP Computer Science Principles

Sarah Siedlik

Spring
CSCI 1204 Computer Science Principles Laboratory- 1 credit Natural/Physical Science General Education Lab AP Computer Science Principles Lab

Sarah Siedlik

Spring
ENGL 1010
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ENGL 1020
Intro to Genre Studies: Prose-3 credits
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Intro to Genre Studies: Poetry, Drama, Film- 3 credits
Humanities & Fine Arts General Education AP English Literature

Amber Wormington

Fall
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Spring
ECON 2200 Principles of Economics (MICRO)-3 credits Social Science General Education AP Micro Economics

Kristin Blessing

Fall
ECON 2220 Principles of Economics (MACRO)-3credits Social Science General Education AP Macro Economics

Kristin Blessing

Spring
FREN 2120* Intermediate French II-3 credits Possible Major/Minor/Humanities/Elective AP French

Terri Wright

Spring
GERM 2120* Intermediate German II-3 credits Possible Major/Minor/Elective AP German Jordan Pullen Spring
HIST 1110
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HIST 1120
American History to 1865-3 credits
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American History Since 1865-3 credits
Humanities & Fine Arts, US Diversity General Education AP US History

Matthew Beiriger

TJ Martin

Fall
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Spring
KINS 3040 Prevention and Care of Athl. Injuries-3 credits Possible Major/Minor/Elective Athletic Training

Deanna Stickney

Spring
MATH 1950 Calculus I-5 credits Possible Major/Minor/Elective AP Calculus AB

Rebecca Meduna

Spring
MATH 1950
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MATH 1960
Calculus I- 5 credits
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Calculus II-4 credits
Possible Major/Minor/Elective AP Calculus BC Sara Bonn Fall
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Spring
MATH 2350 Differential Equations Possible Major/Minor/Elective Differential Equations Brett Keim Spring
MUS 1400 Music Fundamentals Possible Major/Minor/Elective AP Music Theory Darren Myers Spring
PHYS 1110 Gen. Physics I w/Algebra Natural & Physical Sciences General Education AP Physics 1 Kyle Parkhill Spring
PHYS 1154 General Physics Lab I Natural & Physical Sciences General Education AP Physics Lab Kyle Parkhill Spring
PHYS 1120 Gen. Physics Possible Major/Minor/Elective AP Physics 2 Emily Welch Spring
PSCI 1100 Intro to American Nat'l Gov't Social Sciences General Education AP US Government Nick Kintzle Spring
PSYC 1010 Intro to Psychology I Social Sciences General Education AP Psychology Jamie Svatora Spring
SPAN 2120* Intermediate Spanish II Possible Major/Minor/Humanities/Elective AP Spanish Language Juventina Sloter Spring

* = Denotes that a course is eligible for retroactive credit. Please contact the College of Arts and Sciences Department of Foreign Languages & Literature for more information at 402.554.4841 or mglee@unomaha.edu.


How do dual enroll courses align with UNO's general education curriculum?

In order to gain the most from your UNO Dual Enrollment courses, it may be wise to consider if these courses meet requirements within the General Education Curriculum at UNO. For more information on this curriculum, the courses that are included, and the number of credits required per category, please see the below table as well as the General Education site.

General Education Curriculum Requirements

Category Area Credits Required # of Disciplines

Fundamental
Academic
Skills

English & Writing 9 1
Quantitative Literacy 3 1
Public Speaking 3 1
Distribution
Requirements
Humanities & Fine Arts 9 2
Social Sciences 9 2
Natural & Physical Sciences 7 2
Diversity
Requirements
Global Diversity 3 1
U.S. Diversity 3 1

Benefits of UNO Dual Enrollment

Millard South’s Dual Enrollment Presentation


How to Apply for Dual Enrollment

Millard South High School

14905 Q Street
Omaha, NE 68137

Phone: 402.715.8268

Millard South High School website

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