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Omaha Burke High School

  1. UNO
  2. Dual Enrollment
  3. About Dual Enrollment
  4. High School Directory
  5. Omaha Burke High School

Dual Enrollment Coordinator

:aura Gaunt
AP and Dual Enrollment Coordinator
Phone: 531.299.6844
Email: laura.gaunt@ops.org

Omaha Burke Dual Enrollment Page


  • Courses Offered
  • UNO's General Education Curriculum
  • Benefits of UNO Dual Enrollment
  • How to Apply (video)
Information Fall 2022 Spring 2023a 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: September 1, 2022
September 2, 2022
February 1, 2023
February 2, 2023
N/A
Application Closes: September 30, 2022 11:59 P.M. February 24, 2023 11:59 P.M. N/A
Withdrawal Deadline:
November 11, 2023 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
ART 1100 Foundation: Drawing-3 credits Possible Major/Minor/Elective AP Studio Art-Drawing

Brian Anderson

Fall
ART 2050 Survey of Western Art History-3 credits Humanities & Fine Arts, Global Diversity General Education AP Art History

Barbara Boltinghouse

Fall
AVN 1000 Intro to Aviation and Aerospace-3 credits Social Sciences General Education Intro to Aviation and Aerospace

Patrick Ryan

Fall
or
Spring
AVN 1020 Private Pilot Theory-3 credits Possible Major/Minor/Elective Private Pilot Theory

Patrick Ryan

Spring
AVN 1040 History of Aviation and AeroSpace-4 credits Social Sciences General Education Aviation History

Patrick Ryan

Spring
AVN 1160 Aviation Safety-3 credits Possible Major/Minor/Elective Aviation Safety

Patrick Ryan

Fall
BIOL1450
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BIOL1750
Biology I-5 credits
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Biology II-5 credits
Natural & Physical Sciences General Education

Possible Major/Minor/Elective
AP Biology

Christopher Alberts

Fall
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Spring
CIST 1400 Introduction to Computer Science I-3 credits Possible Major/Minor/Elective AP Computer Science A

Duncan Davidson

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

Jessica Jolkowski

Fall
or
Spring
GEOG 1020 Intro to Human Geography-3 credits Social Sciences, Global Diversity General Education AP Human Geography

Abbey McNair

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

Claire Wilson

Fall
MATH 1950
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MATH 1960
Calculus I- 5 credits
-----
Calculus II-4 credits
Possible Major/Minor/Elective AP Calculus BC

Claire Wilson

Fall
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Spring
MATH 1970 Calculus III- 4 credits Possible Major/Minor/Elective Honors Calculus III

Steve Steinbruck

Fall
MATH 2350 Differential Equations-3 credits Possible Major/Minor/Elective Honors Differential Equations

Steve Steinbruck

Spring
MGMT 1200 Intro to Management- 3 credits Possible Major/Minor/Elective Intro to Management

Jay Dalton

Spring
MKT 2210 Survey of Marketing- 3 credits Possible Major/Minor/Elective Honors Marketing 3-4

Jay Dalton

Spring
PHYS 2110
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PHYS 2120
General Physics I- Calculus Level- 4 credits
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General Physics II- Calculus Level-4 credits
Natural & Physical Sciences General Education
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Possible Major/Minor/Elecrive
AP Physics C

Matt Hamill

Fall
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Spring
PSCI 1100 Intro to American Nat'l Gov't-3 credits Social Sciences; U.S. Diversity General Education AP US Government & Politics

Aaron McBride

Fall
or
Spring
TED 1010 Intro. to Education-3 credits Possible Major/Minor/Elective Intro to Education
Principles of Education and Training
Andrea Burton Fall

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

Omaha Burke’s Dual Enrollment Presentation


How to Apply for Dual Enrollment

Omaha Burke High School

12200 Burke Boulevard
Omaha, NE 68154

Phone: 531.299.2850
Fax: 531.299.2619

Omaha Burke High School website

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