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Bellevue
University
As one of Nebraska's largest, fully accredited, independent
colleges, Bellevue University offers undergraduate
and graduate degree programs. It is one of the regional
leaders in pioneering innovative educational opportunities
for adult students.
The College of Arts and Sciences offers traditional
bachelor of arts, bachelor of fine arts and bachelor
of science degrees, as well as the bachelor of technical
studies, which builds upon associate degrees from accredited
community colleges. The College of Business also offers
degrees in a variety of disciplines. The university's
acclaimed College of Professional Studies offers accelerated
degree completion programs, geared toward the working
adult student.
Bellevue University also offers a variety of graduate
programs, including accelerated degree programs. Bellevue
University offers flexible scheduling with day, evening
and weekend classes.
Bellevue University presently offers its undergraduate
and graduate degree programs on its Bellevue campus,
at Offutt Air Force Base, at Central Community College
in Grand Island, at the Central Community College -
Platte Campus in Columbus, in Sioux City, Iowa, and
at its west Omaha location, 12165 W. Center Road in
Westwood Plaza. The university is accredited by the
North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
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Clarkson
College
Located on the campus of Nebraska Health System, Clarkson
College is a private health sciences college that educates
and trains students and professionals to provide health
care services to patients, families, employers, and
the community. Clarkson College has a variety of academic
programs throughout the health sciences field. Bachelor
and Masters degrees are offered in nursing, and Bachelor
of Science degrees are offered in Health Care Business
Management and Medical Imaging. Clarkson offers a family
nurse practitioner certification, and a medical coding
certification. Programs are available for Occupational
Therapy Assistant, Physical Therapy Assistant and Radiologic
Technologies. Students perform clinical rotations at
the Open Door Mission, Indian reservations, and at
several other agencies, including Wesley House and
the Omaha Public Schools.
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Concordia
University
Concordia University, founded in 1894, is one of 10
colleges and universities belonging to the Concordia
University System, owned and operated by The Lutheran
Church - Missouri Synod. Concordia's mission is to
provide students an excellent, holistic, Christ-centered
education and to prepare them for servant leadership
to the church and world. The college awards bachelor
of science in education, bachelor of arts, bachelor
of fine arts, bachelor of music, and bachelor of science
in medical technology degrees. Concordia awards master's
degrees in education, parish education, and family
life ministry. The college offers a degree completion
program for adult students with two or more years of
college education. Concordia is accredited by the North
Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Its teacher
education programs are also accredited by the National
Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education.
The college draws students from throughout the United
States and from several foreign countries.
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Creighton
University
Creighton University was founded in 1878 as one of
the first free Catholic colleges in the United States.
From the beginning, the university has been run by
the Jesuits. Located on the northwest edge of downtown
Omaha, the university's campus covers more than 70
acres.
Creighton offers associate, bachelor, master, first
professional and doctorate degree programs. In addition
to undergraduate programs in the College of Arts and
Sciences and the College of Business Administration,
Creighton University operates professional schools
in medicine, dentistry, law, nursing, pharmacy, and
the allied health professions. It also has the Graduate
School and University College, the latter which serves
nontraditional students.
Creighton University is accredited by the North Central
Association of Colleges and Schools.
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Doane
College
Doane College is a four-year comprehensive college
which emphasizes liberal arts and career education.
Students are involved in academic, career, talent and
leadership development programs. Founded in Crete in
1872 by the Congregational Church, Doane was the first
independent college in Nebraska and maintains ties
with the United Church of Christ. Students may earn
bachelor of arts or bachelor of science degrees within
the divisions of business, education, arts and humanities,
and natural or social sciences. Preprofessional programs
are offered in allied health careers, dentistry, engineering,
forestry, journalism, law, medicine, ministry, nursing,
and veterinary medicine. Master degree programs are
offered in education, management and counseling. Doane
College is accredited by the North Central Association
of Colleges and Schools, the National Council for the
Accreditation of Teacher Education and the Nebraska
State Department of Education.
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Grace
University
Grace University was founded in 1943 as Grace Bible
Institute to prepare men and women for missions and
pastoral ministries with their initial enrollment of
23 students. Governed by a Board of Trustees that represent
a variety of businesses and professions, Grace's enrollment
has grown and fluctuated during the years but has been
on a steady growth pattern. Grace offers four-year
programs with Bachelor of Science degrees in Biblical
Studies, Human Development and Family Studies, Christian
Education, Teacher Education, Communications, Intercultural
Ministry, Business Administration, Management and Organizational
Leadership, Music, and Vocation/Technical. Also offered
are Bachelor of Arts Degrees, Cooperative Programs,
Master of Arts Programs, and several Associate Degrees.
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Hastings
College
Hastings College was built in the middle of a prairie
town more than 119 years ago by people who envisioned
a college encompassing the highest academic standards
within the broad perspective of the liberal arts. Over
the decades, Hastings College, recognized as one of
the finest liberal arts colleges in the Midwest, is
still committed to the liberal arts, Christian faith,
and a promise to prepare their graduates to excel in
their professional, personal, and spiritual lives.
Hastings College's programs, both academic and extra-curricular,
bind tradition with innovation and broad-based learning
with hands-on training. Also established are international
exchanges with colleges and universities in England,
Ireland, the Netherlands, Germany, Spain, and Russia.
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Midland
Lutheran College
Midland Lutheran College, an independent, four-year
institution, reflects the combined heritages of Luther
College, which was founded in 1883 in Wahoo; Midland
College as founded in Atchison, Kansas; and Fremont
Normal College in Fremont. In 1919, Atchison moved
to the Fremont Normal campus. In 1962, Luther College
merged with Midland in Fremont, and the college was
renamed Midland Lutheran College. Midland Lutheran
College offers degrees in bachelor of arts, bachelor
of science, bachelor of science in business administration,
bachelor of science in nursing, and associate of arts.
The college combines education in the liberal arts
and sciences with career preparation in business, education,
computer science, journalism, and other fields. Midland's
programs are fully accredited by the North Central
Association of Colleges and Schools. Also, the college
is endorsed for its academic programs by such groups
as the National Endowment for the Humanities and the
National League of Nursing, and it is affiliated with
the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA).
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Nebraska
Methodist College
Nebraska Methodist College provides programs focusing
on the community in acute care settings such as hospitals,
or in long-term care settings such as nursing homes,
clinics or in the community. Graduate programs include
Master's level programs in Health Promotion and Nursing.
Undergraduate degree programs include a bachelor of
science in Nursing. Other programs offer accelerated
and advanced placement options for RNs and LPNs, respiratory
care sonography, radiologic technology and bachelor-of-science
in Paramedicine. Certificate programs range from a
basic EMT course to pre-hospital emergency medical
care, as well as Health Promotion Specialist, Medical
Assistant, Nursing Assistant, Phlebotomy and Surgical
Technology. The +Nursing program is accredited by the
National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission,
and is approved as a degree program by the Nebraska
State Board of Nursing.
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Nebraska
Wesleyan University
Nebraska Wesleyan University is an independent, undergraduate
liberal arts institution. Founded in 1887, the university
actively maintains its relation to the Nebraska Annual
Conference of the United Methodist Church. Nebraska
Wesleyan's 50-acre campus is in University Place, a
residential neighborhood in northeast Lincoln. The
university's academic program is organized into five
divisions: fine arts, humanities, natural science,
professional and social sciences. Forty-seven majors
leading to bachelor degrees are available in 18 departments,
and students also may pursue several interdisciplinary/interdepartmental
majors. Nebraska Wesleyan also offers foundation courses
for future study in professional fields through its
academic departments, e.g. dentistry, medicine, nursing,
law, engineering, occupational therapy, pharmacy, physical
therapy, theology, and veterinary science. The university's
programs are accredited by the North Central Association
of colleges and Schools, University Senate of the United
Methodist Church, Nebraska State Board of Education,
National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education,
National Association of Schools of Music, National
League for Nursing, Council on Social Work Education,
American Chemical Society, and Association of Collegiate
Business Schools and Programs.
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Union
College
Union College is an independent, liberal arts college
operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church. The college
was established in 1891 with a mandate to serve Iowa,
Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Kansas, Missouri,
Colorado, Nebraska and Wyoming. The college campus
is in southeast Lincoln. Union College offers majors
through seven academic divisions: business and computer
science, fine arts, health sciences, human development,
humanities, religion, and science and mathematics.
The college grants bachelor of science, bachelor of
arts, bachelor of social work, bachelor of music, bachelor
of arts in theology, associate of arts, and associate
of science degrees. The college is accredited by the
North Central Association of Colleges and Schools,
the Council on Social Work Education and the National
League of Nursing. The college is approved by the Board
of Regents of the General Conference of Seventh-Day
Adventists, the Nebraska State Department of Education,
and Nebraska's State Board of Nursing.
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York
College
York college has provided liberal arts education since
1890. The college has been operated by the Church of
Christ members since 1956. York College is accredited
by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
The college offers bachelor degrees in accounting,
biblical studies and religious education, business
administration, business management, communication,
education (elementary, middle school, secondary), English,
finance, history, human resources management, liberal
arts, math, science, speech communication, and psychology.
It also offers associate of arts and associate of science
degrees and certificates of achievement.
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