If you are not a Nebraska resident, you may be eligible for Residency Classification for tuition purposes. Review current residency policies at UNMC.
Learn how the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) protects the privacy of your student education records.
Log in to MyRecords and review instructions for accessing MyRecords.
Access forms for changing personal information, including name, social security number, NUID, gender identity and pronouns, and emergency contacts.
Submit requests for duplicate diplomas, official transcripts, and state licensures and verifications.
View instructions for enrolling in classes in MyRecords.
Apply for Intercampus Enrollment or submit a Change of Campus application
Make plans for you and your guests to attend live commencement ceremonies at UNMC.
UNMC provides a digital version of your diploma to make it easy to share your accomplishments with family, friends, and potential employers
State Licensures are available at no charge.
Duplicate diplomas are available through submission of a request form. Diplomas are mailed and take 3-4 weeks for printing and delivery.
Supplemental Instruction aids in academic support and preparedness, fostering student success in courses deemed historically challenging.
Peer Academic and Wellness (PAW) Mentoring is a student success program that fosters success in academic, professional, and student wellbeing.
Review opportunities for becoming a peer mentor or supplemental instructor.
Sessions are scheduled based on a mutual agreement between students and Peer Mentors. You may schedule an appointment in-person or online.
The Office of Academic Success offers programs and tools for forming effective study habits, completing research projects, battling imposter syndrome, and more.
Explore digital resources available through the McGoogan Health Sciences Library, including research tools and medical databases.
Learn how to access and reserve study spaces on all five UNMC campuses.
View instructions on accessing your UNMC student email so you can stay up-to-date on the latest information from your college.
Review steps for incoming UNMC students to complete before the first day of classes.
View onboarding instructions for UNMC students by college.
The Office of Global Engagement provides additional information for new international students.
Review steps for applying for financial aid, from filing your FAFSA to accepting your financial aid awards each semester.
Cost of attendance worksheets are intended to provide students with estimated program costs and have been approved by your academic program.
UNMC students must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) every year to remain eligible for federal student aid.
Federal regulation requires all higher learning institutions to complete verification on a select number of FAFSA applicants.
Federal Work Study (FWS) is a Title IV need-based, federally funded financial aid program. Students may work part time cover education expenses.
Scholarships offered at UNMC are provided by the University of Nebraska Foundation and private donors. Most awards are made based on merit and financial need.
Grants, like the Nebraska Promise program, are need-based gift assistance awarded to qualified students demonstrating exceptional financial need.
Learn more about benefits available to active duty, guard, reserve, and veteran UNMC students.
Understanding the repayment process for your student loans can go a long way toward building a solid financial foundation.
A deferment or forbearance allows you to temporarily postpone making your federal student loan payments or to temporarily reduce the amount you pay.
The Office of Financial Aid offers resources and support for UNMC students who seek to educate themselves about managing their finances.
The Student Accounts Office is responsible for billing tuition and fees, collecting payments, processing refunds, and providing 1098-T tax statements.
View instructions for making domestic and international payments and establishing payment plans for your student account.
Find more information about 1098T forms, IRS regulations and resources, and non-resident Nebraska tax credits.
Get involved with a student organization that speaks to your interests, develop your leadership skills, and connect with the community.
All UNMC student organizations are required to be recognized by SLIDO to function within the university and utilize benefits of membership.
The Student Life, Inclusion and Diversity Office (SLIDO) advocates for diversity, equity and inclusive excellence through programs that foster student success.
The GSRC fosters and promotes equity, access, and inclusion for all genders and sexualities through education, resources, advocacy, and activism.
The university receives and responds to all reports of bias incidents that have been experienced or witnessed.
Each of our five campuses is a welcoming community, where difference and diversity are celebrated.
Whatever you're learning, you have access to quality programs and services to help you thrive.
Work with your college representative to secure housing on your campus.
Continue your wellness journey through a new fitness program or participating in intramural sports. Membership is included in your student fees!
Learn what services are covered through student fees and insurance and how to find a provider on your campus.
Get to campus through rideshares, walking, biking, or public transportation, or secure student parking for your vehicle.
The UNMC Student Senate exists for the purpose of influencing University policy and promoting the interests of all students attending UNMC.
If you have a temporary or permanent physical, psychological, sensory, or learning disability, you may be eligible for reasonable accommodations.
Resources for faculty and staff who serve students who identify themselves as having physical, psychological, sensory, or learning disabilities.
Public Safety enforces all University and Nebraska Medicine regulations. Call 402-559-5555 to report an emergency on campus 24/7.
Title IX applies to all educational institutions, both public and private, that receive federal funds. Know your rights and file a complaint with UNMC
The Student CARE Team focuses on prevention and early intervention in situations involving students experiencing distress or engaging in harmful behaviors.
CAPS offers free and confidential mental health programs and services to students as they pursue their academic and career goals.
Participate in programs & services to support your wellness, including Music & medicine groups, professional development events, and peer support programs.
The UNMC Ombudspersons are impartial, confidential consultants who help resolve conflicts as an alternative to filing a formal complaint.
Get involved in sustainability initiatives on campus and become a LiveGreen ambassador.
Connect with campus-wide community engagement efforts, including student-lead Legacy Projects.
The Maverick Food Pantry supports the dietary and personal hygiene needs of UNO and UNMC students.
The office promotes international diversity, fosters global understanding and awareness, and advances internationalization efforts at UNMC
Victim and Survivor Advocate (she/her)
Phone: 402-554-6458
