Scholarships are funds provided to undergraduate students based on excellence in academics, financial need, leadership, diversity, service, etc. or a combination of multiple factors. Once admitted to the university, you’re automatically considered for university campus-wide academic scholarships.
FAFSA Form
Beyond scholarships, need-based financial aid from the government and other sources can enable affordability and help make your goals a reality. Most Huskers receive at least one of the three types of need-based aid after filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Form.
Scholarships & Grants
At Nebraska, a diverse range of scholarships are available for students with different academic backgrounds and life experiences. Additional financial aid is offered in the form of grants. We can help you understand and explore your options.
Student Loans
You can borrow a federal direct loan to help pay for your education. Federal direct loans often do not require repayment until after you graduate and offer reasonable interest rates. Find the plan that works best for you.
Parent Loans
You can help support your student's education by borrowing a federal direct loan. These loans often do not require repayment until after your student graduates and come with reasonable interest rates. Explore the available plans to find the one that best fits your needs.
Guide to Your Financial Aid Offer
Admitted Huskers who filed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Form receive financial aid offers in the "Financial Aid" tab in MyRED, Nebraska's online student portal. Follow our guide to evaluate your offer and complete the financial aid process.
Accepting and Declining Aid Offers
Learn how to accept or decline financial aid offers in your MyRED student portal.
