University of Nebraska Medical Center – College of Nursing

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Admissions

Admissions at University of Nebraska Medical Center – College of Nursing

• Acceptance or Admission Rate
• No specific acceptance or admission rate (%) is published on the official UNMC College of Nursing admissions pages or catalog. While the undergraduate “Prospective Students” page notes approximately 360 traditional undergraduates are admitted annually for 2024/2025, no total number of applicants is provided.
• (No acceptance rate is stated.)
• Minimum Prerequisite GPA
• For Traditional and Accelerated BSN programs, a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) in prerequisite courses is required.
• The UNMC Undergraduate Admission Requirements policy also confirms a 3.0 GPA or higher is required in prerequisite courses for traditional or accelerated plans.
• Grade Requirements for Prerequisites
• Each prerequisite course must have a minimum grade of C.
• The Admission Requirements document reiterates that no grade lower than a C is accepted, and up to 12 credits may be non‑graded (AP, CLEP, P/NP, IB).

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Format

Schedule and format at University of Nebraska Medical Center – College of Nursing

• Program delivery formats
• The Accelerated BSN program is delivered in a “modified hybrid” model: didactic courses are held synchronously across four divisions (Omaha, Lincoln, Kearney, Norfolk) via electronic technology, with live interaction expected; clinicals are face-to-face at each division.
• The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program is defined as a hybrid program, including online (synchronous or asynchronous), hybrid, and remote courses; synchronous sessions are held virtually (e.g., via Zoom), and some courses or clinicals may require in-person attendance at campuses or clinical sites.
• Online-only delivery
• The RN-to-BSN (post-licensure) program is offered online, with options for full-time or part-time study.
• Start dates and multiple cohort intake options
• Traditional BSN programs: offered at all divisions in fall; Kearney, Lincoln, and Omaha divisions also offer spring start beginning Spring 2026.

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