University of Nebraska at Omaha Reviews

"Beautiful campus but expensive parking! Good quality teachers, a few not great TA's. Good vertaliliy in varaious class options. The on-campus events are fun, such as the food, sororities, and their gym. The gym area is probably the best, has many great options including a pool, two hot tubs, hot and dry saunas, indoor track, rock climbing, and more. The parking for garage is expensive, unless you want free parking and walk forever."

"The University of Nebraska Omaha Psychology department is full of wonderful mentors and advisors that go above and beyond for their students. The University itself does not seem to care and seems like it sometimes does things in the interest of others rather than the interest of the students. However, the professors do shield their students from this when possible."

"I thought that the university of Nebraska at Omaha had a sufficient and satisfactory graduate program for industrial and organizational psychology. However, the one are in which I believe this program is lacking is the connection to the applied side of I/O psychology, as much of the focus in this program is on academia."

"Overall, my experience at the University of Nebraska at Omaha was positive. It is a commuter school so you still get a feeling of a larger university (enrollment is about 20,000), but without the fratty, party vibe. There are a multitude of degree offerings as well as school organizations to join and participate in. For my first semester I was rather unfocused in the courses I took and the atmosphere felt cold. Once I got more involved in my department, I felt very welcomed and accepted. I majored in Sociology and I found the faculty and staff to be very informed and had worked in their line of study passionately. It was within these courses and interaction with the professors that I found my own passion for social issues. They provided a safe space for me to grow not only as a student but as a human and citizen of the world. On a side note, parking is always going to be an issue. It is over priced and if you buy a parking pass, you are not guaranteed a spot. There are shuttles that run from other lots nearby and you can ride that for free. I would recommend this if you do not want to dish out a few hundred bucks for a parking pass on campus.Read Less"

"The University of Nebraska at Omaha is truly a place to call home. Between student involvement, friendly atmosphere and school pride, there is no doubt a new freshman or an adult learner would find this place remarkable. The campus is student focused and their biggest desire is to see students succeed."

"UNO has a small town college feel but offers larger university system appeal."

"This university provided many networking and research experiencez that allowed me to pursue my dream career as a veterinarian."

"It was a small enough college that all of your professors knew you by name. I felt I was given a wonderful opportunity to work in a small group environment while learning."

"I made the right choice. Loved the program and professors. It worked well doing night classes while working full timr"

"One of the best experiences. Would go back in a heartbeat if I could."

"It was a wonderful school with a great, diverse student body and professors. I went there as an undergad as well, and felt comfortable attending for my MBA since different professors teach those courses. I have nothing but good things to say about the education. It's a state school, so tuition was quite affordable."

"UNO provided a great MBA experience at a reasonable cost. It was a good option for me and allowed me to take classes in the evening after work."

"The personal attention and connections I made with my professors has carried on beyond just the classroom. Several I have become friends with. The course was challenging and demanded self-reflection and an active interest in the students I continued to work with in public education. I am seeking a second masters in Counseling/Student Affairs where my multi-cultural education and experiences can only help in guiding young adults of varied backgrounds to the goals and careers that interest and inspire them.Read Less"

"UNO was a very good good to study Biology at for both undergraduate and masters students. The mentors there are of the highest quality and were able to set us up for future career opportunities. The science classes offered are high quality and professors go to great lengths to keep the curriculum up to date and practical. This is especially useful for this field where tech is constantly changing."

"Great college, fantastic professor and staff. Helped me a lot in my career."

"Great business school especially the electives. Really good facility and the price is right."

"University of Nebraska was a perfect school for someone who wants a small class at a university. I only had huge classes in my first couple of freshmen courses, then it went to 20-25 students. The greek life is a great place to get involved especially since you have to go to events. It is nice to be in greek because it gets you involved in other activities around school too."

"UNO is a great school to attend. There are multiple learning opportunities for all ranges of students and the professors and staff are always so helpful. Networking opportunities range from classes to socials and there is always something to get involved in."

"The University of Nebraska at Omaha is an excellent institution to gain invaluable skills in natural resource management. I experienced both a broad all encompassing education in the fauna (entomology, wildlife biology, aquatic ecology) as well as more specific courses in my main research interest of plant ecology. It's a diverse institution with numerous opportunities to experience student life as well as career exploration."

"MIS is one of the most recognized programs in Omaha. Great professors. They are experts at what they are teachings. UNOMAHA has an amazing relationship with companies around the state of Nebraska and other states around like IOWA, KANSAS, MISSOURI Thanks"