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Early Entry Program

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Early Entry allows currently enrolled high school students the opportunity to enroll in undergraduate courses at UNO.

Only students who meet the program requirements with the recommendation of their high school counselor and parent/guardian may participate.

About the Courses 

These courses are typically taught at the University of Nebraska at Omaha campus but may also be taught online depending on the course and availability. 

UNO Credit 

A student will receive UNO credit on their UNO transcript if they have submitted an approved application, paid the appropriate tuition, and received a passing grade in the course. 

Benefits of Early Entry

  • Time to explore various areas of interest before having to declare a major in college
  • Enroll in college classes while in high school
  • Demonstrate competitiveness for admission to universities and for scholarships
  • Ease your transition to college by experiencing the college environment first-hand
  • More time in college to pursue a double major, explore internships, study abroad, or graduate early

Program Requirements

In order to successfully participate in UNO's Early Entry Program, students must:

  • Achieve a cumulative 3.0 GPA (on 4.0 scale)
  • Communicate interest in program with their Guidance Counselor
  • Know what class(es) they would like to be enrolled in

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