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University of Nebraska Medical Center

Omaha, Nebraska

Not enough data
ROI: Not enough data

Estimated for a typical student paying the average net price over 4 years.

There isn't enough federal earnings data to calculate a reliable ROI here yet.

We only publish an ROI verdict where the U.S. Department of Education reports both earnings and cost. We won’t fabricate a number where federal data is missing.
92% of University of Nebraska Medical Center students earn more than a typical U.S. high-school graduate (about $28,000/yr) ten years after starting — measured from IRS tax records, not surveys.

The numbers behind the verdict

Average net price / yr as of 2024
$119,699
Median earnings (5 yr) as of 2024
$74,591
Median earnings (1 yr) as of 2024
$15,000
Median debt at graduation as of 2024
Graduation rate as of 2024
92%
Earn more than a HS grad as of 2024
93%
Repaying their loans (3 yr) as of 2024
Retention rate as of 2024

Equity & access

Who the college serves and whether the payoff reaches everyone — earnings ten years after starting (IRS-linked), with access measures from federal enrollment data.

By gender
Women
$74,888
Men
$96,794

23% gap between the two groups

By family-income background
From lower-income families
$77,151
From higher-income families
$76,029

1% gap between the two groups

By student status (FAFSA)
Dependent students
$74,210
Independent students
$80,593

8% gap between the two groups

27%
First-generation students
47%
Take federal student loans
96%
Born in the U.S.
Who studies here
White 74%Hispanic 12%Asian 4%Black 4%Other 5%

Undergraduate enrollment by race/ethnicity. Federal data does not report earnings by race.

How University of Nebraska Medical Center compares

This college against the Nebraska and national averages — higher earnings and lower cost/debt are better.

Graduate earnings over time

Median earnings of University of Nebraska Medical Center students 10 years after entering, by cohort year as of 2024.

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Best-paying majors at University of Nebraska Medical Center

Fields of study ranked by their own ROI — earnings five years after graduating against the cost and debt. Click a major for the deep dive.

MajorCredentialEarnings (5 yr)Median debt10-yr ROIVerdict
Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical NursingCertificate$119,699$49,506Not enough data
Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical NursingAssociate's$71,287$15,000Not enough data
Rehabilitation and Therapeutic ProfessionsDoctoral$75,497$85,000Not enough data
Public HealthCertificate$74,139$27,495Not enough data
Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and AdministrationDoctoral$130,842$125,070Not enough data
MedicineDoctoral$203,229$187,596Not enough data
Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment ProfessionsCertificate$134,868$88,020Not enough data
Dental Support Services and Allied ProfessionsAssociate's$57,843$15,000Not enough data
DentistryDoctoral$169,043$201,388Not enough data

Calculate your own ROI

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ROI at University of Nebraska Medical Center

Estimates from federal data; your result will vary. How this works.

10-yr net gain
Break-even
10-yr ROI

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Admissions & profile

Admission rate
0
Average SAT
0
Median ACT
938
Undergraduates

Location

Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard. ROI is computed by Degree Return — see how. Read the methodology. Data as of 2024.

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