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How to Apply | First-Year Students

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Follow these steps to submit your application!

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Gather Your Application Materials

  • High school transcript
  • Test scores (ACT, SAT, TOEFL)
  • Dual enrollment credits
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Complete Your Application

  • Complete your application the first semester of your senior year to be considered for scholarships.*
  • Create an NU Application account to save your progress and refer to it later.
  • Submit official transcripts and test scores as part of your application. 
  • Select the major you want, or choose undecided.
Complete Application
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Submit Your Official Transcripts and Test Scores

  • Official transcripts must be sent to UNO directly from your high school. Contact your high school for more information.
  • Test scores may not be needed for admission, but are used to evaluate class placement and scholarship awards. Send test scores to UNO using these codes: ACT 2464/SAT 6420 
Submit Transcripts
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Check Your Status

  • After you submit your application, you’ll start receiving information from the admissions office.
  • If you haven’t received information in one week, contact us. You will be receiving information regarding your admission status, as well as instructions on the next steps.
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*No application fee is required for domestic applicants.

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