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Your journey at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln starts with Undergraduate Admissions or Graduate Studies. They can help you learn about UNL's online programs, answer your questions, and help you apply.

Husker Hub

Husker Hub is Nebraska’s “one stop” offering students integrated services from the offices of Scholarships and Financial Aid, University Registrar, and Student Accounts. Resources online include information about tuition, student bills, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, scholarships, grants, loans, work-study, class registration, transcripts, and enrollment verification. Online students can connect one-to-one with Husker Hub specialists through the Virtual Queue.

Students can also visit these websites directly:

Scholarships and Financial Aid: FAFSA, scholarships, grants, loans
Student Accounts: billing, tuition, fees, loans
University Registrar: academic calendar, course registration, transcripts

Husker Hub is located on the first floor of Canfield Administration Building.

Student Resources

UNL provides many resources for students well-being and academic success.

Academic Advising: Resources and tools you need to explore, define, and accomplish your academic and career goals.
Big Red Resilience and Well-Being: Access on-demand resources and self-care tips.
Career Services: Connect with a Career Coach for individual and group advising, employer connections, and faculty collaborations.
Center for Academic Success and Transition: Make a virtual appointment with an academic and student support coach.
Counseling and Psychological Services: Same-day online scheduling is available for students who are new to CAPS.

Graduate Studies: Contact the office with questions or comments.
Libraries: Learn how to connect from off-campus and access 24/7 support.
Military and Veteran Success Center: Student veterans and military dependents can access academic success strategies and life coaching.
Services for Students with Disabilities: Helps facilitate accessible and inclusive educational experiences and accommodations for students with disabilities.
Writing Center: Online consultations and eTutoring appointments are available.

Student Story

Leneé Lassiter

Master of Arts in Education – Deaf Education, University of Nebraska–Lincoln

"I realized I needed more training. I already had a master’s degree in education, but I was teaching students that were deaf or had hearing impairments at a residential school. I needed more expertise to be a more effective teacher. I found a program at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln that pushed me to be the best teacher I could be. I received personal attention and my adviser gave me insight that would really benefit me long term. Now I am in a new city working with mainstreamed deaf students, and I'm so glad I had and adviser and a program that prepared me and set me apart from other teachers at my school."