Transferring Credits

You’ve Already Done the Work. Let’s Make It Count.

Transferring to UNO means bringing your knowledge, effort, and experience with you—not starting over. Whether your credits are recent or decades old, we welcome them. In fact, most transfer credits never expire. We’ll help you make the most of what you’ve earned and put it toward a degree that moves you forward.

UNO offers a no-cost, no-obligation transcript evaluation to help you understand how your previous college work can apply. Our team will review your transcripts and give you a personalized breakdown—so you can see your path clearly before you apply.

You might be closer to finishing your degree than you think. And that can mean saving time, saving money, and graduating sooner.

Request Unofficial Transcript Evaluation

Why Transfer Your Credits to UNO?

Up to 90 credit hours accepted
Credit for prior learning including military experience
Dedicated advisors help map your existing work to degree requirements
Flexible pathways to help you finish faster and on your terms

What Can Transfer?

Credits may apply toward:

General education requirements
Major or concentration requirements
Electives

If you’ve completed military training, technical coursework, or earned professional certifications, you may also be interested in credit for prior learning.

What You’ll Get from a Transcript Evaluation

A personalized review of your previous coursework
An outline of how your credits may apply to your intended program
Guidance on the most efficient path toward degree completion
Confidence in what comes next—before you commit

This evaluation is free, fast, and built around your goals. Let’s map your progress together.

Ready to See What Transfers?

Request a Free Unofficial Transcript Evaluation

Email unodcs@unomaha.edu or call 402.554.2370 requesting an evaluation

Submit Your Unofficial Transcripts for Review

Gather all of your unofficial transcripts and email them to unodcs@unomaha.edu

Get a Personalized Summary From One of Our Academic Advisors

Once an academic advisor has a chance to evaluate your credit, you will receive a phone call, email, or a request for an appointment to be made

Already Applied?

If you’ve already applied to UNO and have sent your transcripts to the admissions office, let us know and we’ll retrieve these documents for your evaluation.

Good to Know

Transcripts from 20+ years ago are still eligible for review. Most transfer credits never expire.

Transfer credits are applied upon admission. Transcripts must be sent directly from each institution—even if no credit was earned.

Let’s Make This Easy

We recommend connecting with a Transition Specialist who can guide you through the process, answer your questions, and help you navigate transfer policies.

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