Educational institutions in Nebraska, United States: locations, profiles and contact details.
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Elkhorn Valley Campus is at 829 N. 204th Street in Elkhorn, west of Omaha’s city limits. MCC opened the 51-acre site in 1980 to serve western Douglas County and portions…
View profile →The Applied Technology Center is at 10407 State Street, in northwest Omaha. MCC opened the facility in 2007 after the growth of its enrollment and skilled-trades program…
View profile →Fort Omaha Campus occupies 5300 N. 30th Street on a historic 73-acre site in North Omaha. The former military grounds became MCC’s first permanent campus in 1975; today…
View profile →South Omaha Campus is at 2909 Edward Babe Gomez Avenue, near 27th and Q Streets. The college bought the former industrial site in 1975; the campus grew into a 40-acre ce…
View profile →Nebraska’s Community College Gap Assistance Program addresses a common gap: people who need short training for an in-demand job, but whose course is not eligible for Pel…
View profile →The Nebraska Career Scholarship lists awards of up to $15,000 per year for community-college students in high-wage, high-skill, high-demand fields. Funds may cover tuiti…
View profile →The Nebraska Opportunity Grant, formerly known as the Nebraska State Grant, is state need-based aid awarded through postsecondary institutions in Nebraska. The commissio…
View profile →The Susan T. Buffett Foundation offers a competitive scholarship for students who live in Nebraska, graduate from a Nebraska high school or earn a Nebraska GED, and plan…
View profile →The University of Nebraska at Omaha’s Goodrich Scholarship Program offers financial support and academic guidance for students entering or continuing at UNO. It is not a…
View profile →The Nebraska Opportunity Grant, or NOG, is the state’s main need-based grant for residents pursuing a degree or credential at an eligible Nebraska postsecondary institut…
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