University of Nebraska Medical Center

Public · NE

Photo: Declan M. Martin (Public domain)

School data & stats

TypePublic

LocationNE · Midwest

SettingUrban

Undergrads938

Student:faculty3:1

Outcomes

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Cost

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Community

Racial diversity25.7%

Gender diversity87.9%

International1.1%

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Overview

The University of Nebraska Medical Center is Nebraska's public academic health sciences center, based in Omaha, and functions primarily as a graduate and professional institution, with schools of medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, and public health among others.

Academics

Undergraduate offerings are narrow and concentrated in nursing and allied health fields, delivered across several Nebraska campuses rather than one traditional undergraduate campus. Students in these programs study alongside a major academic medical center's graduate and professional trainees.

Worth knowing

This is not a typical four-year undergraduate destination; students considering UNMC should be specifically pursuing nursing or an allied-health credential, since the broader campus culture and resources are oriented around graduate medical education and research rather than undergraduate life.

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Admissions

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Rec letters2

Deadlines (2026–27 cycle)

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