University of Nebraska-Omaha

Pros: I keep trying to think of one....
Cons: Apathy, low quality

UNO should not to be mistaken for a highly competitive school. However, it could easily be mistaken for an overgrown community college. As with most schools, UNO has its strengths and weaknesses. From my perspective, it appears to have more flaws than...

Pros: smaller classes, excellent musical talent, community opportunities
Cons: difficult requirements to fulfill, some internal conflict between vocal and instrumental faculty

If you want to major in music, personal relationships with instructors, and less competition for select ensembles with great talent, all for an affordable price, this school is for you!

The majors offered at UNO are music education, music...

Pros: better than dorms, more secure than apartments; close to classes
Cons: cheap furniture, dorms built quickly to meet deadline (shown in crooked floor tiles, gouges in some outside walls); very loud!

Fed up with living at home, I decided to move into the brand new dorms. The "dorms" are called University Village, and is run by Century Housing. The dorms really aren't dorms. They are apartments. Seven buildings hold 24 units each, each...

Pros: Diverse, accesible
Cons: parking of course, smaller campus life

I'm a psych major at the University of NE @ Omaha...and it's not as bad as what it's reputation predicts. I have seen many aspects of the school ranging from its academic qualities to its co-curricular qualities. With the construction of the new dorms...

Pros: Teaching Staff, Campus Upkeep
Cons: Poor learning conditions

My first impression of UNO was really good. The atmosphere around campus seemed to be positive. And the school grounds were kept very clean.

But then I stepped into the classrooms. Specifically the College of Business. If you like...

Pros: diverse and fun
Cons: if you don't like to work then you are SOL

I already wrote a tidbit about UNO's student organization in my overall opinion, but I think that this is something that needs a little extra attention...and I actually have something to say which helps. When I came to this school I was freaking out...