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Common Data Set 2023-2024

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

NE · Public · ~19,300 undergraduates

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Acceptance rate · 2023-2024
77.1%

University of Nebraska-Lincoln's admit rate has held within a 4.0-point band over 6 reported cycles.

SAT · 50th
1200
Range 1090–1310
6-yr grad
66.0%
Retention 85.0%
Undergrads
19,338
16:1 student-faculty
Drawn directly from University of Nebraska-Lincoln's officially-published 2023-2024 Common Data Set.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Admission

At a glance

The headline numbers, drawn from CDS sections A–H.

Admit rate77.1% SAT (50th)1,200 ACT (50th)24 Undergraduates19,338 6-yr graduation66.0% Retention85.0% Tuition (FT)$26,640 Student–faculty ratio16:1

Recent years

Per-cycle Common Data Set values. Enrolled is first-year matriculants (CDS B1), not total undergraduate population. Blank cells mean the field was not published in that year's source CDS.

YearAdmit rateEnrolled6-yr gradRetentionSAT (50th)
2024-2025
2023-202477.1%4,69966.0%85.0%1,200
2022-202378.7%4,64065.0%81.7%1,210
2021-202281.1%4,73666.0%80.0%
2020-202177.7%4,77167.0%85.0%

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Methodology

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