Transfer to Nebraska Business

Transfer to Nebraska Business

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Your Next Step Starts Here

You’ve already started your college journey. At the University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Business, you can build on that experience, earn a degree that prepares you for your future and become part of a community invested in your success.

Whether you’re transferring from a two-year college, four-year university or international institution, we’re here to help you understand your options and make your transition to Nebraska Business as straightforward as possible.

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Start With Answers

You don’t have to apply before talking with us.

Meet one-on-one with our transfer recruiter to discuss your academic goals, previous coursework and path to a Nebraska Business degree. We can help you understand how your credits may transfer and what your remaining degree requirements and graduation timeline could look like.

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Why Transfer to Nebraska Business?

Choose From 12 Business Majors

Find the major that fits your interests, strengths and career goals.

Get Directly Admitted to Your Major

Transfer students with at least a 2.5 cumulative transfer GPA can be directly admitted to their major of choice in the College of Business.

Prepare for Your Career From Day One

Every Nebraska Business student completes career development courses designed to help you explore opportunities, build professional skills and prepare to connect with employers.

Learn by Doing

Put what you learn into action through hands-on projects, internships, case competitions, student organizations and experiences with employers and business professionals.

Find Support When You Need It

Access academic support, free tutoring and resources designed to help you successfully navigate your courses and make progress toward your degree.

How to Transfer to Nebraska Business

Transferring colleges is a big decision, but figuring out your next steps doesn’t have to be complicated. Follow these steps to become a Husker studying business.

Step 1: Explore Nebraska Business

Start by finding the academic program that fits your goals.

Explore our 12 undergraduate majors and innovative business core curriculum. Learn more about the experiences, resources and opportunities available to Nebraska Business students.

Transfer students with at least a 2.5 cumulative transfer GPA and at least a 2.5 GPA in your last semester can be directly admitted to their major of choice in the College of Business.

All College of Business undergraduate degree programs are offered in person on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln City Campus. There are currently no options for online bachelor's degrees in the College of Business. 

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Step 2: See How Your Credits Transfer

You’ve already put in the work. Find out how it can move you closer to your business degree from the only Big Ten business school in Nebraska.

Our Enrollment Management team can review your previous coursework and help you understand:

  • How your courses may transfer to Nebraska
  • How those credits may apply to your intended business major
  • What degree requirements you may have remaining
  • What your potential timeline to graduation could look like

You can request a transfer credit review at any point in the process, even before you apply.

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Step 3: Apply to Nebraska

Ready to become a Husker? Review transfer admission requirements, important dates and deadlines, and submit your application to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.

Applying early gives you more time to submit required materials, receive your admission decision and complete your next steps.

After applying, you’ll gain access to MyRED, Nebraska’s student portal, where you can track your application status, complete required tasks and receive important updates.

Transfer applicants must submit all previous college or university transcripts and a high school transcript before their application can be reviewed.

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Review Transfer Admission Requirements

Step 4: Visit Campus If You Can

See yourself here. You can visit campus at any point in the transfer process. You don’t need to wait until you’ve applied or been admitted.

Schedule a Husker Weekday Visit to explore campus, connect with the University of Nebraska–Lincoln Admissions team and meet with the College of Business Enrollment Management team for a more personalized experience.

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Step 5: Explore Financial Aid and Scholarships

Take time to understand your options for financing your Nebraska education. 

Complete the FAFSA and list the University of Nebraska–Lincoln to be considered for federal financial aid.

You can also explore university and College of Business scholarship opportunities and submit the Supplemental Scholarship Application through MyRED. The Supplemental Scholarship Application is required to be considered for College of Business-specific scholarships.

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Step 6: Secure Your Place at Nebraska

Once you’re admitted and ready to become a Husker, submit your $250 enrollment deposit through MyRED by December 1 (spring) or May 1 (fall).

Your enrollment deposit reserves your place in the incoming class and allows you to move forward with the process of enrolling at Nebraska. The sooner you can submit the Enrollment Deposit, the sooner you can meet with our advising team to schedule your first semester of classes.

Submit Your Enrollment Deposit

Step 7: Get Ready for Your First Semester

Your New Student Enrollment experience will help you prepare for academic and personal success at Nebraska.

During the process, you’ll learn more about campus resources, expectations and student life. You’ll also meet with a College of Business academic advisor to review your transfer credits, discuss your degree plan and build your first-semester schedule.

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