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Community colleges in Nebraska — all 12

12 two-year public and private colleges in Nebraska, with published tuition, average net price after aid, enrollment and transfer-level programs.

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SchoolCityTypeTuition (in-state)Avg net costAthletics
Central Community CollegeGrand IslandPublic · 2-year$3,300$6,609—
Little Priest Tribal CollegeWinnebagoPublic · 2-year$5,140$8,826—
Metropolitan Community College AreaOmahaPublic · 2-year$3,285$4,572—
Mid-Plains Community CollegeNorth PlattePublic · 2-year$3,480$3,819NJCAA
Myotherapy InstituteLincolnPrivate for-profit · 2-year$16,390$28,996—
Nebraska College of Technical AgricultureCurtisPublic · 2-year$5,602$13,627—
Nebraska Indian Community CollegeMacyPublic · 2-year$4,080$20,592—
Northeast Community CollegeNorfolkPublic · 2-year$3,840$9,189NJCAA
Southeast Community College AreaLincolnPublic · 2-year$2,808$8,839NJCAA
Summit Christian CollegeGeringPrivate nonprofit · 2-year$7,958$18,646—
Universal College of Healing ArtsOmahaPrivate for-profit · 2-year$11,822$20,070—
Western Nebraska Community CollegeScottsbluffPublic · 2-year$2,976$4,580NJCAA

Common questions

How many community colleges are there in Nebraska?
12 — every one of them is listed above, from US Department of Education data.
What is the cheapest of the public community colleges in Nebraska?
By average net price — what students actually pay after grants and scholarships — Mid-Plains Community College in North Platte is lowest at $3,819 a year. That is an average across all students, not a quote: your own price depends on your family finances and your record.
What do public community colleges cost in Nebraska?
The middle of the range is about $8,826 a year after aid, from $3,819 to $20,592. Published tuition is higher — the figures above are what students paid.

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