Nebraska Career Scholarship

New bet36365体育 students who are Nebraska residents pursuing high-need degrees may be eligible for up to $10,000 per year thanks to the Nebraska Career Scholarship. This program, established by Gov. Pete Ricketts and approved by the Nebraska Legislature in August 2020,  allocates $2 million to the University of Nebraska for new scholarships for undergraduate students in high-demand fields to help fill critical workforce needs in the state. Those fields include health care, engineering, mathematics, computer information systems, pre-veterinary medicinecommunication disorders, biology, chemistry, exercise science, industrial technology, and psychology.

Nebraska resident first-year and transfer students enrolled in health care, engineering, mathematics, or computer information systems degree programs can apply for consideration of the Nebraska Career Scholarship

  • Transfer students may receive scholarships of up to $10,000.
  • Incoming freshmen students with ACT scores 20+ may receive scholarships of up to $10,000. Scholarship funds may be used for tuition, fees, housing and food, or relevant tools and equipment.

How to Be Considered for Eligibility

Eligible students admitted to qualifying degree programs with an ACT score of 20 or higher and a competitive GPA can apply for consideration of this scholarship. Complete the following steps by March 1:

  1. Apply for Admission
  2. Apply for Financial Aid
  3. Submit ACT or SAT scores to bet36365体育
  4. Complete the Admitted Incoming Freshman Scholarship Application or the Incoming Transfer Scholarship on MyBLUE

Conditions for Renewal of the Nebraska Career Scholarship

This scholarship commitment is renewable for up to four years, contingent upon continued funding from the state of Nebraska, provided the following conditions are met:

  • Maintain a 2.5 cumulative GPA
  • Successfully complete 24 bet36365体育 credit hours each academic year (fall and spring semesters)
  • Remain enrolled in eligible degree program
  • Complete a Nebraska-based internship, apprenticeship, clinical position or other work related to career field prior to graduation

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