CIS |
Kuder |
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Data Source |
Nebraska Schools: Annual surveys distributed, collected, and analyzed by staff at NCIS; information checked against school catalogs and websites.
US Colleges and Universities: comes from Peterson's, a part of The Thomson Corporation. Peterson's surveys two- and four-year colleges and universities each year to gather the most current information about each school.
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| Inclusion Policy |
Inclusion Policy |
Nebraska Schools: Any postsecondary school that is certified to operate in Nebraska by the appropriate certifying agency such as the Nebraska Department of Education
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Any colleges that complete the IPEDS surveys |
| Nebraska Colleges and Universities in CIS |
Nebraska Colleges in Kuder.com |
BARBER AND COSMETOLOGY SCHOOLS
- Capitol School of Hairstyling & Esthetics
- Capitol School of Nails
- College of Hair Design
- College of Nail Design, The
- Columbus Beauty College
- Fullen School of Hair Design
- Institute of Nails
- Joseph's Barber Program
- Joseph's College of Beauty
- La Rose's Beauty Academy
- La' James International College
- McCook Beauty Academy
- Xenon International School of Hair Design
COMPUTER TRAINING SCHOOLS
- 1Staff Training & Development
- Advanced Network Technologies
- CompUSA Stores L.P.
- Creative Center, The
- New Horizons Computer Learning Center- Lincoln
- New Horizons Computer Learning Center- Omaha
- Technology Education Solutions, Inc.
FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
- Bellevue University
- Chadron State College
- Clarkson College
- College of Saint Mary
- Concordia University
- Creighton University
- Dana College
- Doane College
- Grace University
- Hamilton College-Lincoln Campus
- Hamilton College-Omaha Campus
- Hastings College
- ITT Technical Institute
- Midland Lutheran College
- Nebraska Christian College
- Nebraska Methodist College
- Nebraska Wesleyan University
- Peru State College
- Platte Valley Bible College
- Union College
- University of Nebraska at Kearney
- University of Nebraska at Omaha
- University of Nebraska Medical Center
- University of Nebraska-Lincoln
- Vatterott College, Spring Valley Campus
- Wayne State College
- York College
HEALTH SERVICE SCHOOLS
- Alegent Health School of Medical Assisting
- Alegent Health School of Radiologic Technology
- Alegent Health School of Respiratory Therapy
- Ancient Wisdom College of Healing Arts
- BryanLGH College of Health Sciences
- BryanLGH College of Health Sciences, School of Nursing
- Creighton University, Hastings Mary Lanning Campus
- Good Samaritan Centers of Central Nebraska
- Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital School of Radiologic Technology
- Midwest School of Massage
- Myotherapy Institute
- Omaha School of Massage Therapy
- Regional West Medical Center School of Radiologic Technology
- Universal College of Healing Arts
SHORT-TERM TRAINING PROGRAMS
- American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers
- BeckerConviser CPA Review Courses
- Career Achievement
- H & R Block Tuition Tax Schools
- Kaplan Educational Center
- National Insurance Licensing School
- Nebraska Law Enforcement Training Center
TRADE SCHOOLS
- Craftsman School, The
- Custom Diesel Driver Training, Inc.
- Larabee School of Real Estate and Insurance, Inc.
- LeMay Flight Training Center
- McMahon School of Real Estate
- Midwest Bartender's School
- MTS Training
- Nancy Bounds Studios
- Nebraska Institute of Technology
- Omaha Opportunities Industrialization Center
- Railway Educational Bureau, The
- Randall School of Real Estate
- Travel Careers Institute
TWO-YEAR, JUNIOR, AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES
- Central Community College - Columbus
- Central Community College - Grand Island
- Central Community College - Hastings
- Little Priest Tribal College
- McCook Community College - A Division of Mid-Plains Community College
- Metropolitan Community College
- Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture
- Nebraska Indian Community College
- North Platte Community College - A Division of Mid-Plains Community College
- Northeast Community College
- Southeast Community College, Beatrice Campus
- Southeast Community College, Lincoln Campus
- Southeast Community College, Milford Campus
- Western Nebraska Community College
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Alegent Health School of Radiologic Technology
Bellevue University
Bryanlgh College of Health Sciences
Capitol School of Hairstyling West
Central Community College
Chadron State College
Clarkson College
College of Hair Design
College of Saint Mary
Concordia University
Creighton University
Dana College
Doane College
Fullen School of Hair Design
Grace University
Hamilton College-Lincoln Campus
Hamilton College-Omaha Campus
Hastings College
ITT Technical Institute
Josephs College of Beauty-Lincoln
La'james International College
Little Priest Tribal College
Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital School of Rad Techn
Metropolitan Community College Area
Mid Plains Community College Area
Midland Lutheran College
Myotherapy Institute
Nebraska Christian College
Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture
Nebraska Indian Community College
Nebraska Methodist College of Nursing & Allied Hlt
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Northeast Community College
Omaha School of Massage Therapy
Peru State College
Platte Valley Bible College
Regional West Medical Center School of Rad Techn
Southeast Community College Area
The Creative Center
Union College
University of Nebraska at Kearney
University of Nebraska at Lincoln
University of Nebraska at Omaha
University of Nebraska Central Admin System Office
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Vatterott College
Vatterott College-Spring Valley Campus
Wayne State College
Western Nebraska Community College
Xenon International School of Hair Design Ii Inc
York College
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| Central Community College-Grand Island |
Central Community College |
| School Name and Address |
Contact Information |
Central Community College - Grand Island |
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3134 West Highway 34 |
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Grand Island , NE 68802 -4903 |
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Telephone |
308.398.4222 or |
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800.652.9177 |
Fax |
308.398.7398 |
E-mail Address |
apacheco@cccneb.edu |
Website |
www.cccneb.edu |
Other Sites |
Hastings, Columbus,
Holdrege, Kearney , and Lexington |
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Mailing Address:
3134 West Hwy 34
Grand Island NE 68802 -4903 |
General Tel: |
308-398-4222 |
Admissions Tel: |
308-398-7410 |
Financial Aid Tel: |
308-398-7407 |
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www.cccneb.edu |
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| General Information |
General Campus and Student Body Information |
CONTACT FOR MORE INFORMATION |
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Contact Person |
Admissions Office |
E-mail Address |
apacheco@cccneb.edu |
Phone |
800.652.9177 or 308.398.4222 |
Catalog Available |
Yes |
Web Address for Catalog |
www.cccneb.edu |
GENERAL INFORMATION |
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University System |
Central Community College |
Public or Private |
Public |
Type of School |
Public, 2-year college |
Date Founded |
1976 |
Degrees Offered |
Certificate, Diploma, Associate, Transfer |
Program Length |
1 semester or up to 2 years |
School Accreditation |
North Central Association of Colleges and Schools |
Specialized Accreditation |
Nebraska State Board of Nursing |
Workforce Investment Act Eligible Training Provider |
Yes |
Scheduling |
Semesters (Sept., Jan.), summer session (May-July) |
Grading System |
Letter grades |
School Visits |
Yes, weekdays |
School Visit Contact |
Admissions Office
800.652.9177 Ext 7410 or 308.398.7410 |
SCHOOL SETTING |
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Type of Setting |
Small town-rural area |
Metropolitan Area Accessible from Campus |
None |
Population of City |
42,900 |
Campus to City Center |
3 miles |
County |
Hall |
Campus Size |
Approximately 2 acres |
OTHER HELPFUL FACTS |
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Total Number of Faculty |
43 |
Student to Faculty Ratio |
15 |
Average Class Size |
10-20 |
Lecture |
Yes |
Laboratory |
Yes |
Discussion |
Yes |
Lower-division Courses Taught by Graduate Students |
No |
Instructional Expenditures |
$2,566 |
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At least 2 but less than 4 years
Private not-for-profit (religious affiliation - None)
Carnegie Classification: Associates Colleges
Mission: To improve the quality of life through learning. To create and monitor awareness of learning opportunities. To provide and evaluate access to learning experiences. To support and validate learner participation. To assess and document learner attainment.
Large town
Calendar: Semester
On campus housing available (426 capacity)
On campus daycare for children of students available
Athletic Conf. Affiliation(s): NJCAA
Enrollment |
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Men |
Women |
Total |
Undergraduate Full-time |
898 |
1,262 |
2,160 |
Undergraduate Part-time |
1,647 |
2,676 |
4,323 |
Total (including graduate and other programs) |
2,545 |
3,938 |
6,483 |
1% Black/Non-Hispanic
0% American Indian/Alaskan Native
1% Asian/Pacific Islander
6% Hispanic
Estimated Student/Faculty Ratio: 5:1
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Degree/Certificate type(s) offered:
•Less than one year
•One but less than two years
•Associates Degree
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| Student Information |
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ENROLLMENT |
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Total Enrollment |
6,064 |
Undergraduates |
6,064 |
Women |
60% |
Men |
40% |
Full-time Students |
11% |
Part-time Students |
89% |
Out-of-state Students |
2% |
Number of States & Territories Represented |
21 |
International Students |
Less than 1% |
Number of Countries Represented |
1 |
RACIAL-ETHNIC BACKGROUND OF UNDERGRADUATES |
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African American |
Less than 1% |
Native American |
Less than 1% |
Caucasian |
87% |
Hispanic |
3% |
Asian American |
1% |
Ethnicity Unknown |
8% |
(These figures reflect responses of people who choose to indicate their racial-ethnic background.) |
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AGE OF STUDENTS |
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% of Undergraduates 25 Years or Older |
58% |
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| Cost and Financial Aid |
Cost and Financial Aid |
STUDENT COSTS |
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In-state Tuition and Fees |
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$1,856 a year for 16 credit hours per semester, $58 per credit hour, $4 per credit hour in fees for all credits |
Out-of-state Tuition and Fees |
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$2,784 a year for 16 credit hours per semester, $87 per credit hour, $4 per credit hour in fees for all credits |
On-campus Room and Board |
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Apartments available on campus |
Estimated Cost of Books |
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$800 |
Tuition Refund Policy |
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Refunds based on percent of completion of course and official withdrawal from college |
Tuition Plan(s) Available |
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Payment plans are available; contact Student Accounts Office for information; 800.652.9177 or 308.398.4222 |
Public Transportation Available |
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No |
Student Parking Available |
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Yes |
Parking Fee |
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None, parking is free |
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FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE |
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Web Address for Financial Aid |
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www.cccneb.edu |
Need-based Financial Aid |
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Federal Pell Grant, State, Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) |
Non Need-Based Financial Aid |
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Academic |
Loans from External Sources |
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Yes |
Loans from College Funds |
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No |
Financial Aid Jobs (work-study) |
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Yes, Federal Work Study Program |
Offer Courses Approved for Veteran Benefits |
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Yes |
Other Grants and Loans |
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Scholarship Assistance Program, State Scholarship Award Program |
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FINANCIAL AID APPLICATION PROCEDURES |
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Required Form(s) |
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FAFSA and Central Community College Financial Aid Information Form |
Aid Application Deadline (Fall Term) |
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Floating |
Contact Person |
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Steve Millnitz, Financial Aid Office |
E-mail Address |
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smillnitz@cccneb.edu |
Phone |
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308.398.7407 or 800. 652.9177 Ext 7407 |
Other Requirements |
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100% verification |
Date Award Letters are Sent |
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Floating |
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STUDENTS RECEIVING FINANCIAL AID |
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Percent of Undergraduates with Need Offered Some Aid |
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75% |
('Need' as defined for financial aid results from a formula based on a person's situation. The formula considers family and student income, family size, unusual expenses, and the school's costs.) |
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PART-TIME JOBS |
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Part-Time Jobs (non work-study) |
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Yes |
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In State |
In District |
Out of State |
Tuition (academic year): |
$1,740 |
$1,740 |
$2,550 |
Charge per credit hour: |
$54 |
$54 |
$81 |
Other Estimated Expenses |
Books and supplies (academic year): |
$800 |
Room and board on campus: |
$3,432 |
Other expenses on campus: |
$1,980 |
Room and board off campus: |
$0 |
Other expenses off campus: |
$1,700 |
Other expenses off campus with family: |
$3,200 |
Click here for more tuition and fee information as reported to the National Center for Education Statistics.
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Financial Aid |
Type of Aid |
Percent Receiving |
Average Amount |
Federal Grant |
57% |
$2,578 |
State Grant |
24% |
$337 |
Institutional Grant |
13% |
$486 |
Loan |
38% |
$2,126 |
Percent receiving any type of financial aid: 85% |
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| Admission Requirements |
Undergraduate Admissions and First-Year Applicants |
High School Completion Required |
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High school diploma required and GED is accepted |
High School Courses Required |
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In some programs |
Required Tests |
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ASSET/COMPASS or ACT or SAT scores, Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) for foreign students |
Interview |
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Nursing program |
Transfer Admission Requirements |
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2.0 (C) GPA, transcript |
(Other requirements may include a minimum H.S. GPA, letters of recommendation, a personal essay, H.S. courses, and additional tests. Contact the school for details.) |
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FRESHMAN ADMISSIONS |
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Entrance Difficulty |
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Open admissions |
Description of Open Admissions Policy |
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Applicants must demonstrate ability to benefit from education |
Freshman Class Usually Closed by |
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Open |
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ADMISSION APPLICATION PROCEDURES |
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Electronic Application Accepted |
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Yes |
Electronic Application URL |
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www.cccneb.edu |
Common Application Accepted |
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No |
Application Fee |
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No |
Application Deadline |
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Open, except for nursing program |
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ITEMS TO SUBMIT |
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Writing Sample |
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Application only |
Transcript |
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Yes |
Recommendations |
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In some programs |
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ADMISSION POLICIES |
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Early Admission |
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Yes |
Fall Admission Only |
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No |
Preferential Admissions Policy |
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No |
Deferred Entrance |
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No |
Waiting List |
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In some programs |
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ADMISSION ASSISTANCE--MINORITY STUDENTS |
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Contact Person |
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Angie Pacheco, Admissions Office |
E-mail Address |
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apacheco@cccneb.edu |
Phone |
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308.398.7406 or 800.652.9177 Ext 7406 |
Gender Equity Contact Person |
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Angie Pacheco, Admissions Office |
E-mail Address |
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apacheco@cccneb.edu |
Phone |
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308.398.7406 or 800.652.9177 Ext 7406 |
Admission Assistance--Adults |
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Contact Person |
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Angie Pacheco, Admissions Office |
E-mail Address |
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apacheco@cccneb.edu |
Phone |
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308.398.7406 or 800.652.9177 Ext 7406 |
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Housing Information |
HOUSING OPTIONS AVAILABLE FOR SINGLE STUDENTS |
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Campus Housing Available |
No |
Web Address for Housing |
GIapartments@hamilton.net |
Address for Application |
College Apartments; P.O. Box 335 ; Central City , NE 68826 |
Application Deadline |
Open |
Application Deposit |
None |
Contact Person |
Kathy Brownell |
Types of Campus Housing Available |
2 and 3 bedroom, unfurnished |
Freshmen Required to Live in Campus Housing |
No |
% of Undergraduates Living in Campus Housing |
10% |
SCHOOL-SPONSORED FAMILY HOUSING |
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Availability |
None |
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Open admission policy: True
Secondary school GPA: {Item not applicable}
Secondary school rank: {Item not applicable}
Secondary school record: {Item not applicable}
Completion of college-prep program: {Item not applicable}
Recommendations: {Item not applicable}
Admission test scores ( SAT , ACT, etc): {Item not applicable}
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Test Scores |
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25th Percentile |
75th Percentile |
SAT I Verbal |
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SAT I Math |
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ACT Composite |
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ACT English |
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ACT Math |
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Number of first-year applications: |
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Number of first-year admissions: |
0 |
Percent admitted: |
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First-year, full-time enrollment |
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First-year, part-time enrollment |
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| Special Programs |
Other |
OPTIONAL PROGRAMS |
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Honors Programs |
Yes |
Freshman Honors College |
No |
Summer School |
Yes |
Evening Or Weekend Courses |
Yes |
Short-term Courses |
Yes |
Students May Complete Programs by Attending Part-time |
Yes |
ALTERNATIVE CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES |
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Advanced Placement |
Yes |
External Degree Program (Students earn credits toward a degree through independent study, college courses, proficiency examinations, and personal experience with minimal or no classroom attendance required.) |
Yes |
Challenge Level Examination Program (CLEP) |
Yes, but test is not offered |
Challenge for Course Credit |
Yes |
Independent Study |
Yes, Individualized instruction, Off-campus learning centers |
Work Experience |
Yes |
Distance Learning Programs |
Yes |
Cooperative Education |
Yes |
Courses Offered in the Following Formats |
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Classroom |
Yes |
Correspondence |
Yes |
Video Tape |
Yes |
Computer Based |
Yes |
Audio Tape |
Yes |
Independent Study |
Yes |
Satellite TV |
Yes |
Broadcast TV |
Yes |
Interactive TV |
Yes |
WWW / Internet |
Yes |
Conference/Workshop |
Yes |
Web Assisted |
Yes |
Other |
Individual units, Short courses, Workshops, Seminars, Off-campus farm management courses, Off-campus learning centers |
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Remedial services offered
•Academic/career counseling services
•Employment services for current students
•Placement services for completers |
More information from the National Center for Education Statistics:
• Accreditation
• Campus Crime Statistics |
Special Credit and Learning Opportunities
Advanced placement (AP) credit
•Dual enrollment (with high school)
•Dual credit (with high school)
•Credit for life experiences
•Cooperative (work-study) program
•Distance learning opportunities |
| Sports |
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INTERCOLLEGIATE/CLUB SPORTS ($ indicates scholarships offered) |
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The lists below include both intercollegiate and intramural sports and clubs. |
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Men |
Bowling, table tennis, volleyball |
Women |
Bowling, table tennis, volleyball |
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| Services and Activities |
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SERVICES FOR ALL STUDENTS |
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Orientation |
Yes |
Academic Advising |
Yes |
Financial Aid Counseling |
Yes |
Remedial Courses and Study Skills |
Yes |
Tutoring |
Yes |
Basic Job Skills |
Yes |
ESL Program |
Yes |
Reading and Study Skills |
Yes |
Testing |
Yes |
Athletes |
No |
Low-Income Students |
Yes |
Minorities |
Yes |
Veterans |
Yes |
International Students |
Yes |
Multicultural Students |
Yes |
Special Student Services |
Yes |
Student Lounge |
Yes |
SERVICES FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES |
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Registration Assistance |
Yes |
Learning Aids |
Yes |
Tutors |
Yes |
Interpreters for the Deaf |
Yes |
Readers for the Blind |
Yes |
Special Housing for Disabled Students |
No |
Designated Parking |
Yes |
Barrier-free Campus |
Yes |
Number of Undergraduates With a Disability Served in a Recent Year |
50 |
Services for Learning Disabled Students |
Yes |
Contact Person |
Kyle Sterner, Counselor
308.398.7423 or 800.652.9177 Ext 7423
ksterner@cccneb.edu |
Refer to |
scrtec.unl.edu/edo
pportunities |
SERVICES FOR WOMEN AND FAMILIES |
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Child Daycare Facilities |
Yes |
Cost |
$18 per day, $9.50 per half day |
Contact Person |
Jeanne Webb, Child Care Center |
E-mail Address |
jwebb@cccneb.edu |
Phone |
308.398.7446 or 800.652.9177 Ext 7446 |
Women's Center |
Services available |
HEALTH AND LEGAL SERVICES |
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Psychological Counseling |
Yes |
LIBRARIES |
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Main Library Name |
Reynolds Library at College Park , Central Community College |
Library Volumes |
6,200 |
Library Subscriptions |
94 |
COMPUTER ACCESS |
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Internet Access |
Yes |
Computer Labs |
Yes
Computer Center |
Number of Computers Available for Student Use |
11 |
CAMPUS SECURITY |
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24-Hour Emergency Telephone/Alarm Devices on Campus |
No |
Late-Night Transport Service |
No |
STUDENT ACTIVITIES |
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Publications |
Yes |
Performing Arts |
No |
Marching Band |
No |
Choral Groups |
No |
Radio Station |
No |
Television Station |
No |
Government |
Yes, Student Senate, Student Activities Council |
Fraternities or Sororities |
No |
Clubs and Associations |
Yes |
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Placement Services |
PLACEMENT FIGURES |
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Number of Organizations that Recruited on Campus Last Year |
|
63 |
% of Graduating Class that had Full-Time Job Offers within 6 Months |
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97% |
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SERVICES AVAILABLE |
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Career Counseling |
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Yes
Career Planning |
Career Information Center |
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Yes |
Placement Assistance |
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Placement Office
308.398.7421 or 800.652.9177 Ext 7421 |
Job Bank |
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Placement Office
308.398.7421 or 800.652.9177 Ext 7421 |
Job Fairs |
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Yes |
Job Interviews |
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Yes |
Career Library |
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Yes |
Resume Preparation |
|
Yes |
Resume Referral to Employers |
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Yes |
Career/Interest Testing |
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Yes |
Interview Workshops |
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Yes; limited |
Undergraduate-Alumni Networking/Mentoring |
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No |
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Degree and Certificate Areas Awarded |
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Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences |
19% |
•Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services |
15% |
•Engineering Technologies/Technicians |
13% |
•Mechanic and Repair Technologies/Technicians |
11% |
•Construction Trades |
9% |
•Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities |
8% |
•Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services |
5% |
•Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences |
4% |
•Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs |
4% |
•Precision Production |
3% |
•Agriculture, Agriculture Operations, and Related Sciences |
3% |
•Legal Professions and Studies |
2% |
•Visual and Performing Arts |
1% |
•Personal and Culinary Services |
1% |
•Security and Protective Services |
1% |
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Type(s) of Instruction/Programs Offered |
Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences |
19% |
•Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services |
15% |
•Engineering Technologies/Technicians |
13% |
•Mechanic and Repair Technologies/Technicians |
11% |
•Construction Trades |
9% |
•Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities |
8% |
•Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services |
5% |
•Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences |
4% |
•Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs |
4% |
•Precision Production |
3% |
•Agriculture, Agriculture Operations, and Related Sciences |
3% |
•Legal Professions and Studies |
2% |
•Visual and Performing Arts |
1% |
•Personal and Culinary Services |
1% |
•Security and Protective Services |
1% |
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| Related Programs of Study |
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- Biological Sciences
- Business Management and Administrative Services
- Computer Information Science and Technologies
- Construction
- Counseling and Human Services
- Engineering
- Engineering Technologies
- Family and Consumer Sciences
- Healthcare Assisting and Technologies
- Interdisciplinary and General Studies
- Journalism and Communications
- Languages, Literature, and Linguistics
- Law and Legal Studies
- Mathematics and Statistics
- Mechanic and Repair Technologies
- Medicine and Therapeutic Sciences
- Nursing
- Personal Services
- Physical Sciences
- Precision Production
- Protective Services
- Psychology
- Secretarial Studies and Office Management
- Social Sciences
- Teacher Education
- Theology, Religion, and Philosophy
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| Sample Program of Study Information (Mechanic and Repair Technologies |
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Automotive and Diesel Technology - Certificate, Associate, Diploma
  Program Descriptions
Central Community College - Grand Island
"Automotive Technician": Associate
"Diesel Technician": Associate
"Mechanics Technology": Certificate, Diploma
 Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Technology - Associate
 Industrial Mechanics - Certificate, Associate, Diploma
  Program Descriptions
Central Community College - Grand Island
"Computer Integrated Manufacturing": Associate
"Industrial Maintenance": Associate
"Industrial Technology": Certificate, Associate, Diploma
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