Partnership Schools

Doane College is located in Crete, Nebraska (approximately 25 miles from Lincoln, the state's capital) and has branch sites in both Lincoln and Grand Island, Nebraska. It is the oldest four-year, private liberal arts institution in Nebraska. Founded in 1872 by Thomas Doane, chief civil engineer of the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad, and the Congregationalists, Doane College's 300-acre residential campus in Crete has an enrollment of approximately 1,015 students, 600 students in Doane's adult education program in Lincoln, and an additional 1,000 students in the college's three graduate programs.

Founded in 1890, York College has a mission to provide students with the knowledge and ideals that lead to effective Christian service. We believe that truth must be preserved through every discipline studied. The pursuit of truth is embodied in the very nature of the liberal arts.

As you click deeper into the York College web, you will discover more and more about the daily affairs of this great college. Though we reside in a quiet mid-western town of 8,000 citizens, complete with maple-lined, brick streets - a town of which we are very proud to be a part - our campus is a busy center of activity, linked to the world through the wonder of 21st century technology.

Nebraska Wesleyan University, founded in 1887 by the Nebraska Methodists, is comprised of 1500 students and 300 faculty and staff committed to the values and traditions inherent to a liberal arts education.

Ranked the number one liberal arts college in Nebraska by U.S. News and World Report (2002), Nebraska Wesleyan boasts curricula and programs designed to assist students in gaining and expanding knowledge and skills, in developing their competence in rational thought and communication, in broadening their perspectives on humanity and culture, and in enhancing their spiritual, physical, emotional and aesthetic resources.

Founded in 1894, Concordia University, Nebraska is a Christ-centered learning community for students preparing to be servant leaders in the church and world. Concordia is consistently ranked in the top tiers of Midwest colleges in the Universities-Master's Division of U.S. News & World Report's "America's Best Colleges" edition.

A member of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, Concordia is a private, coeducational institution of higher learning located in Seward, Nebraska (population 6,500) and committed to the Christian growth of its students through rigorous academic, spiritual, emotional and physical pursuits.

Southeast Community College-Lincoln* is located in the state capital of Nebraska enrolling more than 7000 full and part time students in career/technical and Academic Transfer programs, as well as Nebraska Law Enforcement. Career/technical program areas include Business, Laboratory Science Technology, Construction, Electronic/Computer, Family & Consumer Science, Health, Manufacturing, Mass Media/Communication, and Transportation.

An outstanding Continuing Education program provides technical, occupational and leisure classes to regional residents and businesses. At the SCC-Lincoln Campus, Continuing Education offers classrooms and labs for technical training for individuals and Workforce Development for employers. This training is customized to fit the needs of each business and is offered at convenient times and places for business employees. Many types of technical training, employee relations and other workshops and seminars are available.

*Cadets may attend SCC for the first two years, but must transfer to UNL or one of the above four year institutions to complete their degree and remain in the program. Scholarships are not available to students while they are attending SCC, although they may participate in Military Science classes at UNL.