Shortly following admission, Freshmen and Transfer students receive information from the Testing Center about English, math, chemistry, French and Spanish placement tests. Math placement is determined by your ACT math subscore or results on the Math Placement Exam (MPE). Students with transfer credit may have already satisfied their testing requirements and should check with an advisor in their UNO college concerning the need to take an exam. Additional information on testing and registration for placement exams is available at (402) 554-4800 or online: testing.unomaha.edu

Your NU ID and password established during the application process enable you to access various online services across campus and to log in to mavlink: mavlink.unomaha.edu

Using your NU ID and Password, log in to mavlink and review your “To Do List” for any outstanding items that may be required prior to enrollment. You will also use mavlink to register for orientation and classes; check financial aid awarded; view grades and current class schedules; pay tuition and much more!

All admitted students in a degree program must visit with an academic advisor to select and register for classes.

Freshmen Students: Advising is included in your Orientation session. Your advisor will assist you in building a class schedule and registering for your classes via mavlink. Bring your NU ID and password to your Orientation and advising appointments.

Transfer Students: After you have scheduled your Orientation, you should make an appointment with an academic advisor by calling your UNO college: admissions.unomaha.edu/advising

Schedule your advising appointment for a time/date as soon after your Orientation session as possible. If you attend a morning Orientation session, we recommend you schedule your advising appointment for that afternoon. If you are transferring credits, please bring unofficial copies of transcripts from your previous institutions.

Housing applications are currently being accepted for Maverick Village, University Village, Scott Village, Scott Court and Scott Hall. Students are encouraged to apply as soon as possible. For additional information and to apply, go online: housing.unomaha.edu/oncampus

If you took dual enrollment courses during high school, you must have the official college transcript sent to the address above in order to obtain college credit. Failure to do so will impact your academic advising and delay registration for future courses at UNO.

Your offer of admission is valid only for the term for which you applied. If you plan to enroll for a different term, you must submit a new UNO Application for Undergraduate Admission. If you applied for fall and would like to start this summer instead, please contact the Admissions Office at 402-554-2393 or email unoadmissions@unomaha.edu.

All students enrolled in classes at UNO have a gmav email account. New Freshmen and Transfer students will receive and activate their gmav accounts at Orientation. Important academic and business information—including your Student Accounts tuition billing statement—are emailed to students. To learn how to access and use your UNO gmav account, go online: mail.unomaha.edu