Nursing schools in Nebraska

21 nursing schools, from practical nursing to doctorates: 17 with a federal record and 4 listed only by the state board, with board approval, first-time NCLEX pass rates and accreditation.

Where the schools are

Loading the map… NCLEX 90% and above 80 to 89% under 80% no board rate board-listed, placed at its city 6 board-listed programs in Nebraska have no federal record, so each ring marks the city the board prints, not a campus. 1 board-listed program has no city on the board’s list and no point; it is in the table below.

Nursing schools (17)

More board-approved programs (7)

Programs the Nebraska board of nursing approves at schools that report no nursing awards to IPEDS, as the board lists them.

SchoolCityProgramApprovalFirst-time NCLEX
Herzing UniversityMadisonRN, bachelor’s degreeInitial
Herzing UniversityMadisonRN, associate degreeInitial
Metropolitan Community CollegeOmahaRN, associate degreeContinual
Metropolitan Community CollegeOmahaPractical nursingContinual100% (2025, 61 first-time takers)
Southeast Community CollegeLincolnRN, associate degreeContinual87.5% (2025, 48 first-time takers)
Southeast Community CollegeLincolnPractical nursingContinual92.77% (2025, 83 first-time takers)
Western Governor’s UniversitySalt Lake CityRN, bachelor’s degreeInitial

Sources

Schools and awards: IPEDS Completions. Accreditation: CCNE and CNEA directories.

State board sources: Nebraska Approved Nursing Education Programs (Updated 2/2026) (programs approved as of February 2026); Nebraska Nursing News (Nebraska Board of Nursing), Spring 2026, p.8: Associate Degree Pass Rates 2025 (2025 calendar year, first-time NCLEX-RN); Nebraska Nursing News (Nebraska Board of Nursing), Spring 2026, p.9: BSN Pass Rates 2025 (2025 calendar year, first-time NCLEX-RN); Nebraska Nursing News (Nebraska Board of Nursing), Spring 2026, p.10: LPN Pass Rates 2025 (2025 calendar year, first-time NCLEX-PN).