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Nebraska is a Best Buy
With a combination of strong academics and affordability, Nebraska is one of just 20 public universities to receive a "Best Buy" designation by the Fiske Guide to Colleges.
Strong Academics
Students at Nebraska work with faculty and peers to launch businesses, manage nonprofits, start art galleries and make research discoveries that have never existed—all before they graduate.
Among the lowest tuition in the Big Ten; 65% of first-year students receive institutional grants or scholarships.*
*National Center for Education Statistics
Tuition cost is based upon whether or not you are a resident of Nebraska.
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Resident Tuition
$252 per credit hour (based on 2019-20 rates)
Resident Table
Tuition: $7,560
Fees: $1,896*
Housing & Meal Plan: $11,830
Assumptions: A single undergraduate student taking 15 hours per semester for two semesters living in the Abel/Sandoz residence hall in a standard double room with the 7-day unlimited meal plan. Based on 2019–20 rates.
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*Fees estimated. Actual course fees may vary.
Estimation does not include books and supplies, transportation, or miscellaneous personal expenses.
Estimation does not include College of Business, College of Architecture or College of Engineering per credit hour differential tuition rates.
Estimate your cost of attendance with the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid calculator.
Non Resident Tuition Table
Tuition: $24,000
Renewability
The Davis-Chambers Scholarship is renewable for an additional three academic years provided renewal criteria is met. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship.
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Transferability
This scholarship is offered by the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. The scholarship is not transferable in part or in whole to any other university, including the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO), the University of Nebraska at Kearney (UNK) or the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC). This scholarship will not cover the cost of classes taken at UNO, UNK or UNMC.
Note: The University of Nebraska does not discriminate based upon any protected status. Please see go.unl.edu/nondiscrimination. Scholarships are subject to change each year for new incoming students.
Chancellor's Tuition Scholarship Full Tuition per year—National Merit Scholars may receive an additional $500 from the National Merit Corporation May 1 See Details
Chancellor's Tuition Scholarship
The Chancellor's Tuition Scholarship is awarded to finalists in nationally recognized scholar competitions (e.g., National Merit, National Hispanic Recognition). National Merit finalists must select the University of Nebraska–Lincoln as the first-choice school through the National Merit Corporation. This scholarship can only be applied to University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
National Merit Finalist
Apply for admission by May 1.
Select the University of Nebraska–Lincoln as your first-choice school through the National Merit Corporation.
Complete the ACT/SAT on or before the February national test date and submit scores to Nebraska.
Submit your Enrollment Deposit in MyRED by May 1.
National Hispanic Recognition
Score a minimum of 28 on the ACT or the SAT equivalent.
Review Basis
Selection is based on recognition in national scholar competition.
The Chancellor's Tuition Scholarship is renewable for an additional three academic years and three inclusive summers or the completion of a bachelor's degree, whichever occurs first, provided renewal criteria is met. Students must maintain a 3.500 cumulative GPA and complete 24 hours each academic year. Students must also complete a minimum of nine graded hours each semester. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship. Full eligibility and renewal policies are available at http://go.unl.edu/chancellors21.
Note: The University of Nebraska does not discriminate based upon any protected status. Please see go.unl.edu/nondiscrimination. Scholarships are subject to change each year for new incoming students. As a public tuition benefit under Nebraska State Statute 4-110, individuals awarded these funds must be citizens of the United States or if a qualified alien have been verified as lawfully present in the United States (Nebraska State Statutes 4-111 and 4-112).
Regents Scholar Tuition Commitment Full resident tuition for up to 135 credit hours, including summers (or the completion of a bachelor's degree, whichever occurs first) February 1 32
Competitive ACT: 32
Regents Scholar Tuition Commitment
As a commitment to academic distinction, the Regents Scholar Tuition Commitment is awarded to Nebraska students who have demonstrated academic excellence. One of the primary benefits of this program is that Regents Tuition Scholars are not impacted by University-wide tuition increases or differential tuition for enrollment in Business, Engineering or Architecture. This scholarship commitment can only be applied to resident University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
Apply for admission by February 1.
Regents Tuition Scholars are encouraged to apply to the University Honors Program.
A competitive University of Nebraska–Lincoln Regents Scholar demonstrates superior academic potential and has a 32 ACT (or SAT equivalent) and an outstanding high school grade point average or excellent class rank. The Regents Scholar review committee employs a holistic review process that includes a balanced objective assessment of academic achievement with a subjective final academic review.
The Regents Scholar Tuition Commitment is renewable for up to 135 credit hours, or the completion of a bachelor's degree, whichever occurs first, provided renewal criteria is met. These hours are exclusive of credit hours for dual enrollment while in high school and hours earned as a University of Nebraska–Lincoln visiting student (i.e., credits earned while in high school prior to university enrollment). However, credit hours earned at a University of Nebraska campus, through education abroad and extended education are included. Coursework at another University of Nebraska campus is included in the University of Nebraska– cumulative GPA calculation. Students must maintain a 3.500 cumulative GPA (or rank in the top 25% of their relevant class) and complete 24 hours each academic year. Students must also complete a minimum of nine graded hours each semester. Full eligibility and renewal policies are available at go.unl.edu/regents21.
After completing at least one year of study on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln campus and after completing the renewal criteria above, a Regents Scholar may transfer to another campus of the University of Nebraska system to pursue a curriculum not offered on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln campus. The Regents Scholar would retain his or her commitment for one additional year at the current funding level. During this additional year, all University of Nebraska–Lincoln requirements still apply. Any opportunity to receive Regents Scholar support beyond this first year of transfer will be determined by the policies and practices of the campus to which the student transferred.
Transfer Regents Tuition Scholarship Full Tuition, renewable for an additional academic year Fall: March 1
Spring: October 1 N/A
Transfer Regents Tuition Scholarship
As a commitment to academic distinction, the Transfer Regents Tuition Scholarship is awarded to Nebraska students transferring from a Nebraska community college who have demonstrated academic excellence. This scholarship can only be applied to resident University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
Apply for admission by March 1 (for fall) or October 1 (for spring).
Complete and submit the Transfer Student Scholarship Statement.
Complete the FAFSA by April 1.
Submit your Enrollment Deposit in MyRED.
Selection is based on completion of over 75% of your courses at a Nebraska community college, a cumulative transfer GPA of 3.750 or higher, and completion of at least 45 credit hours from a Nebraska community college (of which 30 credits must be accepted toward your Nebraska degree requirements at the time of application). The scholarship review committee employs a holistic review process that includes a balanced objective assessment of academic achievement with a subjective final academic review.
The Transfer Regents Scholarship is renewable for an additional academic year provided renewal criteria is met. Recipients must maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.500, complete 24 credit hours each academic year, and complete a minimum of nine graded hours each semester. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship.
After completing at least one year of study on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln campus and after completing the renewal criteria above, a Regents Scholar may transfer to another campus of the University of Nebraska system to pursue a curriculum not offered on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln campus. The Regents Scholar would retain his or her scholarship for one additional year at the current funding level. During this additional year, all University of Nebraska–Lincoln requirements still apply. Any opportunity to receive Regents Scholarship support beyond this first year of transfer will be determined by the policies and practices of the campus to which the student transferred.
Transfer Tribal Tuition College Scholarship Full in-state tuition for up to 135 credit hours (inclusive of all transfer credits) or completion of a bachelor's degree, whichever occurs first Fall: March 1
Tribal College Tuition Scholarship
The Tribal College Tuition Scholarship is awarded to graduates of Nebraska high schools who are in progress or recently completed a 2-year degree from certain Native American community/tribal colleges and universities. This scholarship can only be applied to resident University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
The award provides in-state tuition for up to 135 credit hours (inclusive of all transfer credits) or completion of a bachelor's degree, whichever comes first, provided certain academic criteria is met.
Must be transferring from one of the tribal colleges in Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota or South Dakota.
Selection is based on a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.500 or higher from transfer coursework and progress or recent completion of a two-year degree with no break in enrollment.
The Transfer Tribal College Tuition Scholarship is renewable for up to 135 credit hours (inclusive of all transfer credits) or completion of a bachelor's degree, whichever occurs first. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship.
View tribes eligible for in-state tuition
Health Sciences Tuition Scholarship Up to 30 credit hours of base tuition for up to two years February 1 N/A
Health Sciences Tuition Scholarship
Awarded to academically promising students from Nebraska who are interested in health science careers. Health Sciences Tuition Scholars receive pre-health advising services through the Exploratory and Pre-Professional Advising (Explore) Center, tutoring and mentoring through the Office of Academic Success and Intercultural Services (OASIS) and a mid-semester review by Health Sciences Scholars Program Co-Coordinators. This scholarship can only be applied to resident University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
Complete and submit the Diversity Enhancement Application in MyRed by February 1.
Complete the FAFSA by February 1 of your senior year in high school.
Must be a Nebraska resident.
Selection is based on financial need, interest in serving in a health related field in underserved areas, student's academic profile and demonstrated knowledge and experience with people from diverse communities and backgrounds.
The Health Sciences Tuition Scholarship is renewable for a second year provided the recipient completes the program's first-year requirements and satisfies the university's scholarship renewal requirements. Health Science Scholars enroll in CASC 191 in the fall semester, CASC 150 in the spring semester, and develop and complete an academic course plan appropriate to their healthcare interest. Students must maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.00 and complete a minimum of 24 credit hours by the end of the first academic year. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship.
Health Science Scholars will:
tour a health care facility once per semester.
participate in a social activity as a group and attend two diversity-related workshops each semester
meet at least once a semester with the Health Science Scholars Program Co-Coordinator in the Explore Center to review academic progress.
develop an engagement plan with the Program Co-Coordinator in OASIS.
participate in at least one service activity per semester as a group.
complete at least 4 hours of shadowing a health care practitioner each semester.
participate in math and science study groups let by a peer mentor.
Native American Heritage Tuition Scholarship Minimum $2,000 up to full direct cost of attendance per year February 1 N/A
Native American Heritage Tuition Scholarship
The Native American Heritage Tuition Scholarship seeks to identify and attract talented student scholars who have demonstrated knowledge and experience in the Native American community or backgrounds and are prepared to use such knowledge to contribute to the education of their fellow students. This scholarship can only be applied to resident University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
Must be a Nebraska resident (certain out-of-state tribes qualify for Nebraska residency).
Selection is based on financial need, student's academic profile and demonstrated knowledge and experience with people in the Native American community or backgrounds.
The Native American Heritage Tuition Scholarship is renewable for an additional three academic years provided renewal criteria is met. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship.
Nebraska Achievement Tuition Scholarship $1,000 toward tuition or full tuition per year February 1 N/A
Nebraska Achievement Tuition Scholarship
The Nebraska Achievement Tuition Scholarship is awarded to high-achieving first-year college students who have demonstrated knowledge and experience with leadership or diversity. This scholarship can only be applied to resident University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
Complete and submit your scholarship statement by February 1.
Selection is based on financial need, student's academic profile and demonstrated knowledge and experience with leadership and/or demonstrated knowledge and experience with people from diverse communities and backgrounds.
The Nebraska Achievement Tuition Scholarship is renewable for an additional three academic years provided renewal criteria is met. Students must maintain a 2.500 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship.
George Beadle Tuition Scholarship $15,000 toward tuition per year to help offset out-of-state tuition (Note: This scholarship is prorated for enrollment in fewer than 15 credit hours per term) Priority: February 1
Final: May 1 29
George Beadle Tuition Scholarship
As a commitment to academic excellence, the George Beadle Tuition Scholarship is awarded to high-achieving nonresident students to offset the cost of out-of-state tuition. This scholarship can only be applied to resident University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
Apply for admission by May 1 (apply by February 1 for priority consideration).
A competitive George Beadle Tuition Scholar demonstrates superior academic potential and has a 29 ACT (or SAT equivalent) and an outstanding high school grade point average or excellent class rank.
The George Beadle Tuition Scholarship is renewable for an additional three years provided renewal criteria is met. Students must maintain a 2.000 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship. Full eligibility and renewal policies are at go.unl.edu/beadle21.
Transfer George Beadle Tuition Scholarship $15,000 toward tuition per year to help offset out-of-state tuition (Note: This scholarship is prorated for enrollment in fewer than 15 credit hours per term) Fall: May 1
Spring: December 1 N/A
Transfer George Beadle Tuition Scholarship
As a commitment to academic excellence, the Transfer George Beadle Tuition Scholarship is awarded to high-achieving nonresident transfer students to offset the cost of out-of-state tuition. This scholarship can only be applied to nonresident University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
Apply for admission by May 1 (fall) or December 1 (spring).
Submit official high school and college transcripts to the Office of Admissions.
Students with an outstanding transfer GPA and are considered for the Transfer George Beadle Tuition Scholarship. A competitive Transfer George Beadle Tuition Scholar demonstrates a 3.800 transfer GPA.
The Transfer George Beadle Tuition Scholarship is renewable for an additional two years for students with 52 credit hours or fewer or for an additional year for students with more than 52 credits. Students must maintain a 2.000 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship.
George Beadle International Baccalaureate Tuition Scholarship $15,000 toward tuition per year to help offset out-of-state tuition (Note: This scholarship is prorated for enrollment in fewer than 15 credit hours per term) Priority: February 1
George Beadle International Baccalaureate Tuition Scholarship
As a commitment to academic rigor, the George Beadle International Baccalaureate (IB) Tuition Scholarship is awarded to high-achieving nonresident students who have completed an international baccalaureate course or set of courses. The scholarship helps offset the cost of out-of-state tuition and thus can only be applied to nonresident University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
A competitive George Beadle IB Tuition Scholar demonstrates high academic potential through IB coursework, has a 25 ACT (or SAT equivalent) and an outstanding high school grade point average or excellent class rank.
The George Beadle IB Tuition Scholarship is renewable for an additional three years provided renewal criteria is met. Students must maintain a 2.000 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship. Full eligibility and renewal policies are at go.unl.edu/beadle21.
Midwest Student Exchange Program Scholarships Commitment Those who academically qualify are awarded the Ruth Leverton Tuition Scholarship or the George Beadle Tuition Scholarship to help offset the cost of out-of-state tuition. The Ruth Leverton Tuition Scholarship is valued at $13,000 toward tuition per year and the George Beadle Tuition Scholarship is valued at $15,000 toward tuition per year (these scholarships are prorated for enrollment in fewer than 15 credit hours per term). Priority: February 1
Midwest Student Exchange Program Scholarships
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln welcomes students from Midwest Student Exchange Program (MSEP) states who want to grow intellectually and socially. Admission to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln is competitive. Students who exhibit superior academic performance will receive university scholarships that provide an offset to out-of-state tuition comparable to the MSEP benefit such as the George Beadle Tuition Scholarship and the Ruth Leverton Tuition Scholarship. The MSEP "discount" is provided via these competitive scholarships. Students awarded one of these scholarships pay less than 150% of Nebraska resident tuition. These scholarships can only be applied to nonresident University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
Scholarships equivalent to the MSEP benefit are awarded to students who exhibit superior academic performance and are from select Midwestern states (MN, MI, MO, WI, ND, KS, IL, IN, OH). A competitive Ruth Leverton Tuition Scholar demonstrates high academic potential and has a 24 ACT (or SAT equivalent) and an outstanding high school grade point average or excellent class rank. A competitive George Beadle Tuition Scholar demonstrates superior academic potential and has a 29 ACT (or SAT equivalent) and an outstanding high school grade point average or excellent class rank.
The Ruth Leverton Tuition Scholarship and George Beadle Tuition Scholarship are each renewable for an additional three years provided renewal criteria is met. Students must maintain a 2.000 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Full eligibility and renewal policies for the Ruth Leverton Tuition Scholarship are at go.unl.edu/leverton21 and eligibility and renewal policies for the George Beadle Tuition Scholarship are at go.unl.edu/beadle21.
Transfer Midwest Student Exchange Program Scholarships Commitment Those who academically qualify are awarded the Transfer George Beadle Tuition Scholarship to help offset the cost of out-of-state tuition. The George Beadle Tuition Scholarship is valued at $15,000 toward tuition per year (these scholarships are prorated for enrollment in fewer than 15 credit hours per term). Fall: May 1
Transfer Midwest Student Exchange Program Scholarships Commitment
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln welcomes transfer students from Midwest Student Exchange Program (MSEP) states who want to grow intellectually and socially. Admission to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln is competitive. Transfer students who exhibit superior academic performance will receive university scholarships that provide an offset to out-of-state tuition comparable to the MSEP benefit such as the Transfer George Beadle Tuition Scholarship. The MSEP "discount" is provided via this competitive scholarship. Students awarded this scholarship pay less than 150% of Nebraska resident tuition. This scholarship can only be applied to nonresident University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
Scholarships equivalent to the MSEP benefit are awarded to transfer students who exhibit superior academic performance and are from select Midwestern states (MN, MI, MO, WI, ND, KS, IL, IN, OH). Students with an outstanding transfer GPA are considered for the Transfer George Beadle Scholarship. A competitive Transfer George Beadle Tuition Scholar demonstrates a 3.800 transfer GPA.
Nebraska Legacy Tuition Scholarship $14,000 toward tuition per year to help offset out-of-state tuition (Note: This scholarship is prorated for enrollment in fewer than 15 credit hours per term) Priority: February 1
Nebraska Legacy Tuition Scholarship
The Nebraska Legacy Tuition Scholarship is awarded to high-achieving nonresident students with a parent alumnus to offset the cost of out-of-state tuition and thus can only be applied to nonresident University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
The Nebraska Legacy Tuition Scholarship is awarded to high-achieving students who score a 26 ACT or higher (or SAT equivalent) and a 3.000 high school GPA or higher. Confirmation of parent alumnus status is required. Nebraska Board of Regents policy defines child of an alumnus as someone who is a natural born child or legally adopted child of an alumnus.
The Nebraska Legacy Tuition Scholarship is renewable for an additional three years provided renewal criteria is met. Students must maintain a 2.000 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship. Full eligibility and renewal policies are at go.unl.edu/legacy21.
Transfer Nebraska Legacy Tuition Scholarship $14,000 toward tuition per year to help offset out-of-state tuition (Note: This scholarship is prorated for enrollment in fewer than 15 credit hours per term) Fall: May 1
Spring: December 1 26
Transfer Nebraska Legacy Tuition Scholarship
The Transfer Nebraska Legacy Tuition Scholarship is awarded to high-achieving nonresident transfer students with a parent alumnus to offset the cost of out-of-state tuition and thus can only be applied to nonresident University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
Submit official ACT/SAT test scores to Nebraska.
The Transfer Nebraska Legacy Tuition Scholarship is awarded to high-achieving students who scored a 26 ACT or higher (or SAT equivalent) and a 3.500 transfer GPA from all other undergraduate institutions are considered. Confirmation of parent alumnus status is required. Nebraska Board of Regents policy defines child of an alumnus as someone who is a natural born child or legally adopted child of an alumnus.
The Transfer Nebraska Legacy Tuition Scholarship is renewable for an additional two years for students with 52 credit hours or fewer or for an additional year for students with more than 52 credits. Students must maintain a 2.000 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship.
Nebraska Spark Tuition Scholarship No award for freshmen; $5,000 toward tuition can be earned for years 2, 3 and 4 to help offset out-of-state tuition (Note: This scholarship is prorated for enrollment in fewer than 15 credit hours per term) September 1 (during a student's first fall semester) N/A
Spark Scholarship
The Nebraska Spark Tuition Scholarship is an opportunity for nonresident students to earn a scholarship after their first year of college to help offset out-of-state tuition if their academic profile was not quite high enough to qualify for a scholarship at Nebraska upon admission. To qualify for the Spark Tuition Scholarship, eligible students must complete the Spark agreement form, which becomes available after May 1st (and is due September 1st), meet with an academic advisor and an academic success coach during the fall semester of their first year, file the FAFSA by April 1st, earn a 2.700 cumulative GPA or better at the end of their first year and complete at least 24 credit hours. This scholarship can only be applied to nonresident University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
Complete the Spark agreement form that will be available in MyRED by September 1.
Meet with an academic advisor during the fall semester.
Meet with an academic success coach during the fall semester.
File the FAFSA by April 1.
Earn a 2.700 cumulative GPA at the end of the first year and complete 24 credit hours or more.
The Nebraska Spark Tuition Scholarship is an opportunity for out-of-state students who do not qualify for campus-wide merit-based scholarships when they are admitted to earn a scholarship beginning their sophomore year. To do so, a student must earn a 2.700 cumulative GPA, complete 24 credit hours and meet other basic eligibility requirements during their first year. The financial benefit of the scholarship does not begin until the second year at Nebraska.
Note: students who are awarded the Nebraska Now Scholarship commitment may still be considered for the Spark Tuition Scholarship while other nonresident tuition scholarships (e.g., Chancellors, Beadle, Leverton, Scarlet, Legacy, etc.) preclude eligibility for Spark.
The Nebraska Spark Tuition Scholarship is not available for the first year. If initial eligibility is confirmed and the student is awarded the scholarship for their second year, it is renewable for an additional two years provided renewal criteria is met. To retain the scholarship for years 3 and 4, students must maintain a 2.000 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship.
Ruth Leverton Tuition Scholarship $13,000 toward tuition per year to help offset out-of-state tuition (Note: This scholarship is prorated for enrollment in fewer than 15 credit hours per term) Priority: February 1
Ruth Leverton Tuition Scholarship
The Ruth Leverton Tuition Scholarship is awarded to nonresident students with high academic potential to offset the cost of out-of-state tuition and thus can only be applied to nonresident tuition.
A competitive Ruth Leverton Tuition Scholar demonstrates high academic potential and has a 24 ACT (or SAT equivalent) and an outstanding high school grade point average or excellent class rank.
The Ruth Leverton Tuition Scholarship is renewable for an additional three years provided renewal criteria is met. Students must maintain a 2.000 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship. Full eligibility and renewal policies are at go.unl.edu/leverton21.
Transfer Ruth Leverton Tuition Scholarship $10,000 toward tuition per year to help offset out-of-state tuition (Note: This scholarship is prorated for enrollment in fewer than 15 credit hours per term) Fall: May 1
Transfer Ruth Leverton Tuition Scholarship
The Transfer Ruth Leverton Tuition Scholarship is awarded to nonresident transfer students with high academic potential to offset the cost of out-of-state tuition and thus can only be applied to nonresident tuition.
Students with an excellent transfer GPA are considered for the Transfer Ruth Leverton Tuition Scholarship. A competitive Transfer Ruth Leverton Tuition Scholar demonstrates a 3.500 transfer GPA.
The Transfer Ruth Leverton Tuition Scholarship is renewable for an additional two years for students with 52 credit hours or fewer or for an additional year for students with more than 52 credits. Students must maintain a 2.000 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship.
Husker Heritage Tuition Scholarship $3,000 or $5,000 toward tuition per year to help offset tuition (Note: This scholarship is prorated for enrollment in fewer than 15 credit hours per term) Priority: February 1
Husker Heritage Tuition Scholarship
As a commitment to academic distinction, the Husker Heritage Tuition Scholarship is an additional scholarship awarded to nonresident students who have demonstrated academic excellence. This scholarship helps offset the cost of tuition and is awarded with the George Beadle Scholarship. This scholarship can only be applied to University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
A competitive Husker Heritage Tuition Scholar demonstrates superior academic potential and has a 32 ACT (or SAT equivalent) and an outstanding high school grade point average or excellent class rank.
The Husker Heritage Tuition Scholarship is renewable for an additional three years provided renewal criteria is met. Students must maintain a 3.000 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Full eligibility and renewal policies are at go.unl.edu/huskerheritage21.
David Distinguished Tuition Scholarship $3,500 toward tuition per year February 1 30
David Distinguished Tuition Scholarship
The David Distinguished Tuition Scholarship is awarded to outstanding first-year college students from Nebraska with a high academic potential. This scholarship can only be applied to resident University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
A competitive University of Nebraska–Lincoln David Distinguished Tuition Scholar demonstrates high academic potential and has a 30 ACT (or SAT equivalent) and an outstanding high school grade point average or excellent class rank. The scholarship review committee employs a holistic review process that includes a balanced objective assessment of academic achievement with a subjective final academic review.
The David Distinguished Tuition Scholarship is renewable for an additional three years provided renewal criteria is met. Students must maintain a 3.500 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year and a minimum of nine graded hours each semester. Full eligibility and renewal policies are available at go.unl.edu/david21.
Transfer Aaron Douglas Tuition Scholarship $4,000 toward tuition per year to help offset out-of-state tuition (Note: This scholarship is prorated for enrollment in fewer than 15 credit hours per term) Fall: May 1
Transfer Aaron Douglas Tuition Scholarship
The Transfer Aaron Douglas Tuition Scholarship is awarded to nonresident transfer students with high academic potential to offset the cost of out-of-state tuition and thus can only be applied to nonresident tuition.
Students with a high transfer GPA are considered for the Transfer Aaron Douglas Tuition Scholarship. A competitive Transfer Aaron Douglas Tuition Scholar demonstrates a 3.000 transfer GPA.
The Transfer Aaron Douglas Tuition Scholarship is renewable for an additional two years for students with 52 credit hours or fewer or for an additional two years for students with more than 52 credits. Students must maintain a 2.000 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship.
Nebraska Emerging Leaders Tuition Scholarship $2,000 toward tuition per year February 1 N/A
Nebraska Emerging Leaders Tuition Scholarship
The Nebraska Emerging Leaders Tuition Scholarship is awarded to academically capable first-year college students identified as emerging leaders in the Nebraska community who have demonstrated interest, knowledge and/or experience with leadership and diversity. Benefits of this distinction include participation in a semester-long course through First-Year Experience & Transition Programs (https://success.unl.edu/programs/emerging-leaders). This scholarship can only be applied to resident University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
Students who are nominated or attend one of Nebraska's diversity programs or events prior to the spring semester of their senior year.
Complete the FAFSA by February 1 of your senior year in high school. While financial need is not a requirement, students should complete the FAFSA to finalize the award.
Selection is based on attendance at one of the university's diversity programs, student's academic profile and demonstrated interest, knowledge and/or experience with leadership and diversity.
Students must meet academic requirements as determined by a scholarship committee. A competitive Emerging Leaders Scholar has a minimum 18 ACT (or SAT equivalent).
The Nebraska Emerging Leaders Tuition Scholarship is renewable for an additional three academic years provided renewal criteria is met. Students must maintain a 2.500 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Emerging Leader Scholars participate in a campus retention program and may be required to meet regularly with a campus mentor. Full eligibility and renewal policies are at go.unl.edu/emergingleaders21.
The Emerging Leaders Program supports recipients of the Nebraska Emerging Leaders Tuition Scholarship. Designed to create experiences for personal leadership development and reflection, the program guides scholars toward continued success during their first year. Through direct connections with inspiring campus leaders and individualized academic success coaching from staff in the office of First-Year Experience and Transition Programs, Emerging Leaders provides opportunities for scholars to build their own inclusive network.
During the fall term, scholars enroll in a weekly seminar course and a weekly supplemental recitation (https://success.unl.edu/programs/emerging-leaders/requirements). Emerging Leaders Peer Mentors help guide incoming students through their first semester (https://success.unl.edu/programs/emerging-leaders/peer-mentors).
Husker Living & Learning Scholarship $2,500 nonrenewable February 1 28-31
Competitive ACT: 28-31
Husker Living & Learning Scholarship
The Husker Living & Learning Scholarship is awarded to Nebraska residents who will live in University Housing and who have demonstrated an interest in rigorous academic scholarship and zeal for leadership, community service, and/or diversity. This scholarship is made possible by a generous contribution from Husker Athletics. This scholarship cannot be combined with the Nebraska Housing Credit.
Note: Students who will participate as a member of any University of Nebraska varsity NCAA team are not eligible to receive this award.
Complete the steps to live in University Housing (see housing.unl.edu/signup).
A competitive Husker Living & Learning Scholar demonstrates high academic potential and has a 28 to 31 ACT (or SAT equivalent) and an outstanding high school grade point average or excellent class rank. While a student must live in University Housing, the award is not limited to University Housing charges.
The Husker Living and Learning Scholarship is non-renewable.
Davis-Chambers Community College Transfer Scholarship $2,000 per year April 1 N/A
Davis-Chambers Transfer Scholarship
The Davis-Chambers Community College Transfer Scholarship recognizes that academically promising students from diverse backgrounds often find the financial demands of higher education to be a major obstacle. This scholarship seeks to identify these talented student scholars who have demonstrated knowledge and experience in diverse communities or backgrounds and are prepared to use such knowledge to contribute to the education of their fellow students.
First consideration is given to current Davis-Chambers Scholars at the Nebraska Community Colleges. Please contact your current community college with questions.
Apply for admission by April 1.
Complete the Davis-Chambers Community College Transfer Scholarship Application by April 1.
Must be a transfer student from a Nebraska Community College or State College.
Selection is based on financial need, student's academic profile and demonstrated knowledge and experience with people from diverse communities and backgrounds.
The Davis-Chambers Community College Transfer Scholarship is renewable for an additional two academic years provided renewal criteria is met. Students must maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.500, complete 24 credit hours each academic year and complete a minimum of nine graded hours each semester. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship.
Nebraska participates in the Davis-Chambers Transfer Pathways program—a partnership between the NU system and the Nebraska community colleges to award the $2,000 scholarship. To be eligible for Davis-Chambers Pathways, students must:
Be a Davis-Chambers Community College scholarship recipient,
Meet admission requirements,
Have a 3.000 cumulative transfer GPA, and
Complete at least 12 credits at the time of transfer.
Students must work with their community college and the appropriate admissions representatives at Nebraska to ensure a smooth transition and to determine eligibility for the scholarship
Husker Traditions Scholarship $2,000 renewable February 1 27
Husker Traditions Scholarship
The Husker Traditions Scholarship is awarded to Nebraska residents who have demonstrated high academic potential. This scholarship is made possible by a generous contribution from Husker Athletics.
Submit your Enrollment Deposit in MyRED May 1.
A competitive Husker Traditions Scholar demonstrates high academic potential and has a 27 ACT (or SAT equivalent) and an outstanding high school grade point average or excellent class rank.
The Husker Traditions Scholarship is renewable for an additional three academic years provided renewal criteria is met. Students must maintain a 3.250 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Husker Traditions Scholars may be required to participate in a campus retention program. Full eligibility and renewal policies are at go.unl.edu/husktrad21.
Husker Power Scholarship $1,500 nonrenewable February 1 23
Husker Power Scholarship
The Husker Power Scholarship is awarded to Nebraska residents who have demonstrated high academic potential. This scholarship is made possible by a generous contribution from Husker Athletics.
A competitive Husker Power Scholar demonstrates high academic potential and has a 23 ACT (or SAT equivalent) and a strong high school grade point average or excellent class rank.
The Husker Power Scholarship is non-renewable.
Chancellor's Leadership Class Tuition Scholarship $1,000 nonrenewable (Note: the value of the CLC scholarship is not intended to cover the full tuition for the leadership course. Students with a very prescriptive academic plan may choose to enroll in the course for no credit. Consult with your academic advisor and the course instructor for details.) February 1 N/A
Chancellor's Leadership Class Tuition Scholarship
The Chancellor's Leadership Class Tuition Scholarship is awarded to passionate first-year college students who demonstrate a potential to be future student leaders on campus. Benefits of this distinction include participation in a leadership course through the Center for Civic Engagement (https://engage.unl.edu/chancellors-leadership-class). This scholarship can be combined with other campus-wide scholarships, however it can only be applied to University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
Selection is based on a demonstrated passion for leadership and involvement in activities during high school.
The Chancellor's Leadership Class Tuition Scholarship is nonrenewable.
Recipients of the Chancellor's Leadership Class Tuition Scholarship participate in a program designed to build leaders on campus. Benefits of the program include an increased understanding of how to develop leadership skills and make a difference in your community. Recipients experience close interaction with Chancellor Ronnie Green and other community leaders, and a supportive network of first-year and upper class leaders.
Pepsi Service Scholarship $1,000 nonrenewable February 1 N/A
Pepsi Service Scholarship
The Pepsi Service Scholarship is awarded to first-year college students from Nebraska with demonstrated interest in integrated community service with academic instruction and reflection that enriches learning experiences and strengthens communities. Benefits of this distinction include participation in a semester-long Service-Learning course through the Center for Civic Engagement (https://engage.unl.edu/pepsi-service-scholars). This scholarship can be combined with other campus-wide scholarships.
Selection is based on a demonstrated passion for leadership and involvement in service activities during high school.
The Pepsi Service Scholarship is nonrenewable.
Recipients of the Pepsi Service Scholarship participate in a program designed to encourage and facilitate life-long service learning. Students will assess community needs, volunteer, reflect, evaluate and celebrate accomplishments.
Transfer Student Tuition Scholarship $1,000 toward tuition, nonrenewable Fall: March 1
Transfer Student Tuition Scholarship
The Transfer Student Tuition Scholarship is awarded to Nebraska resident transfer students who have demonstrated high academic potential. This scholarship can only be applied to resident tuition.
A competitive Transfer Student Tuition Scholar demonstrates a 3.500 transfer GPA. The scholarship review committee employs a holistic review process that includes a balanced objective assessment of academic achievement with a subjective final academic review.
The Transfer Student Tuition Scholarship is nonrenewable.
Nebraska Achievement Community College Tuition Scholarship $1,000 toward tuition per year Fall: March 1
Nebraska Achievement Community College Tuition Scholarship
The Nebraska Achievement Community College Tuition Scholarship is considered for students transferring from a Nebraska community college with a cumulative GPA of 3.000 or higher. This scholarship can only be applied to resident University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
Must be transferring from a Nebraska community college.
Selection is based on a preference for financial need and on academic achievement at the community college.
The Nebraska Achievement Community College Tuition Scholarship is renewable for an additional academic year provided renewal criteria is met. Full eligibility and renewal policies are at go.unl.edu/transfercc21.
Scarlet Tuition Scholarship $5,000 toward tuition per year to help offset out-of-state tuition (Note: This scholarship is prorated for enrollment in fewer than 15 credit hours per term) Priority: February 1
Scarlet Tuition Scholarship
The Scarlet Tuition Scholarship is awarded to high-achieving nonresident students who demonstrate academic potential. The scholarship helps offset the cost of out-of-state tuition and thus can only be applied to nonresident University of Nebraska–Lincoln tuition.
A competitive Scarlet Tuition Scholar demonstrates high academic potential, has a 23 ACT (or SAT equivalent), an outstanding high school grade point average or excellent class rank and be in the top 25% of high school graduating class.
The Scarlet Tuition Scholarship is renewable for an additional three years provided renewal criteria is met. Students must maintain a 2.000 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Full eligibility and renewal policies are at go.unl.edu/scarlet21.
Nebraska Now Tuition Scholarship Commitment $1,000 toward tuition, nonrenewable February 1 N/A
Nebraska Now Tuition Scholarship Commitment
The Nebraska Now Tuition Scholarship Commitment is a scholarship guarantee for admitted students who earn a 3.000 GPA or better in at least 3 credit hours of University of Nebraska–Lincoln Nebraska Now coursework. Students will receive at least $1,000 toward tuition in merit-based scholarships from college, department or university sources.
Complete at least 3 credit hours of University of Nebraska–Lincoln Nebraska Now coursework with a 3.000 or better prior to your final semester of your senior year in high school.
Selection is based on completion of Nebraska Now coursework with a 3.000 or better GPA prior to the final semester of a student's senior year in high school. If a student meets the requirements and has not already been awarded a university scholarship, he/she will receive the Nebraska Now commitment.
The Nebraska Now Tuition Scholarship Commitment is nonrenewable.
Get more information about enrolling in Nebraska Now coursework
Susan T. Buffett Scholarship Maximum $5,150 per semester for full time (12+ credits) February 1 at 4 p.m./5 p.m. MST/CST N/A
Susan T. Buffett Scholarship
The Susan T. Buffett Foundation has offered scholarships to Nebraska students for more than 50 years. Scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis to first-time, entering first-year students who are residents of Nebraska and graduates of a Nebraska high school. The University of Nebraska–Lincoln does not participate in making the selections for this scholarship.
Apply at buffettscholarships.org.
The Susan T. Buffett Scholarship is renewable for up to 5 years.
Resident Nebraska Housing Credit $1,500 toward housing, renewable for second year February 1 N/A
Resident Nebraska Housing Credit
The Resident Nebraska Housing Credit is provided to select students who will live in University Housing traditional or suite-style residence halls. This credit is made possible by a generous contribution and partnership with University Housing. This credit cannot be combined with the Husker Living & Learning Scholarship.
Optional: complete and submit your scholarship statement.
A competitive Nebraska Housing Credit recipient demonstrates academic potential and/or financial need. This program is primarily intended to assist students with financial need who do not receive other significant levels of support with the the cost of housing. Students who plan to live in university-approved fraternities or sororities are not eligible for this credit. If you are offered this credit, you will need to complete the steps to live in University Housing at housing.unl.edu/signup.
The Nebraska Housing Credit may be renewed for a second year based on continuance in living in eligible University Housing residential living. For more information, visit go.unl.edu/housecredit21.
Nonresident Nebraska Housing Credit $3,000 toward housing, renewable for second year May 1 N/A
Nonresident Nebraska Housing Credit
The Nonresident Nebraska Housing Credit is provided to select students who will live in University Housing traditional or suite-style residence halls. This credit is made possible by a generous contribution and partnership with University Housing. This credit cannot be combined with the Husker Living & Learning Scholarship.
A competitive Nebraska Housing Credit recipient demonstrates academic potential. This program is primarily intended to assist students from various out-of-state areas with the cost of housing. Students who plan to live in university-approved fraternities or sororities are not eligible for this credit. If you are offered this credit, you will need to complete the steps to live in University Housing at housing.unl.edu/signup).
Out-of-State Students: Estimate Your Scholarships
Makers and doers come from every state. To help offset the cost of nonresident tuition, we want to reward your achievements with as much as $13,000 (or more).
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For scholarship consideration, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln uses the student's GPA (Grade Point Average) as reported by their high school after the student's junior year. Please check with your high school to determine which scale it uses to compute your GPA. Many schools use a 4.0 scale, meaning a student's GPA can range from 0.0 to 4.0.
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With the exception of the Chancellor's scholarship, all nonresident scholarships are prorated if you enroll in fewer than 15 credit hours per term. This calculator applies only to students applying for the fall 2020 term who do not reside in the state of Nebraska and who are determined to be first-time first-year students by the Office of Admissions' admission and scholarship guidelines.
Scholarships at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln are awarded based upon a student's academic profile. The academic profile may include but is not limited to: standardized test scores, rigor and quality of high school academic courses, class rank, cumulative and core grade point average (GPA), and school profile. The scholarship displayed is an estimate only; final decisions are made by the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's Scholarship Committee. For the most accurate scholarship information, please apply for admission by the designated scholarship deadlines.
For additional information, please contact the Office of Admissions at admissions@unl.edu or 402-472-2023.
Nebraska Students:
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Nebraska students who demonstrate financial need could qualify for a full-tuition commitment through Collegebound Nebraska—no application necessary. Eligible students are identified automatically after they submit the annual Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) application. If you're eligible, Collegebound Nebraska will cover any remaining tuition after any other grants and/or scholarships are taken into account.
Students should file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by April 1. Funds are available on a first-come, first-serve basis, so submit your information as soon as you're able.
Collegebound Nebraska
Collegebound Nebraska is the university's affordability promise to students that provides, at a minimum, that tuition costs will be covered by federal, state and institutional scholarships and grants during the standard fall/spring term for students who meet certain academic and family income qualifications.
If you are eligible for a Federal Pell Grant, Collegebound Nebraska will cover all your remaining tuition costs, up to 30 credit hours per academic year, after Pell funds and any other grants and/or scholarships are taken into account.
The Collegebound Nebraska program makes a commitment for tuition assistance. It does not guarantee that additional costs including fees, books, room and board or transportation will be covered. However, the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid at Nebraska will offer other financial aid resources to help you cover these additional costs. It is possible that a student's overall financial aid offer will exceed the Collegebound Nebraska minimum commitment depending on the funding available from federal, state and other institutional sources.
The deadline is April 1 of the calendar year prior to fall enrollment.
In order to be considered for the Collegebound Nebraska program, eligible students are automatically identified by the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid through the annual Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
There is no set income threshold to qualify as the determination is based on Federal Pell Grant eligibility, which is determined by a federal calculation.
Must complete the FAFSA to qualify
Must be a resident of Nebraska
Enroll full-time (12 credit hours or more per fall/spring semester) as a degree-seeking undergraduate student
Recipient of the Federal Pell Grant
Minimum 2.500 grade point average
Must be a Nebraska resident. Selection must meet certain academic and family income qualifications.
Collegebound Nebraska is renewable for an additional three academic years provided renewal criteria is met. Students must maintain a 2.500 cumulative GPA and complete 24 credit hours each academic year. Recipients will receive full eligibility and renewal policies and expectations when offered the scholarship.
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College isn't about dumping facts into your head—you have Google for that. College offers access to world-leading experts, state-of-the-art equipment and a network of like-minded people. The challenges you'll overcome and the experiences you'll have will set you up for a better career.
At Nebraska, Opportunity + Access = Jobs
Nebraska is large enough to offer all the opportunities you would expect from a Big Ten university, but small enough that you'll actually have access to them. To see how students turn their experiences at Nebraska into careers, visit go.unl.edu/career-guide.
Nebraska Takes Cost Seriously
Nebraska strives to make college affordable for all families. We offer tuition that's among the lowest in the Big Ten, and our students who take out loans typically borrow $6,000 less than the national average.*
*The national average federal student loan debt per borrower is $27,857; Nebraska's current average federal student loan debt per borrower is $21,500.
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We know working out how to pay for college can be a little complicated, and our experts at Husker Hub are here to help. Husker Hub offers integrated services from the offices of Scholarships and Financial Aid, University Registrar, Bursar and Student Accounts. Husker Hub staff will work with you one-on-one to answer any of your questions about financial aid, scholarships, grants or any other aspect of paying for college. Contact Husker Hub at huskerhub@unl.edu or 402-472-2030. Office hours are weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) takes your family's tax information into account to determine what types of financial assistance you'll require to cover the cost of attending college. You can fill out the FAFSA as soon as October 1 of your senior year. You won't be able to secure any need-based assistance until you've filed—so don't wait.
The priority deadline to file is April 1, but funds are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. Select the University of Nebraska–Lincoln when you file, and your results will be sent directly to us.
If you have any questions about completing your FAFSA, feel free to get in touch with us at huskerhub@unl.edu or 402-472-2030 and we'll be happy to guide you through the process.
Beyond scholarships, financial aid from the government can provide monetary assistance to help you make your goals a reality. Most Huskers receive at least one of the three forms below after they file their FAFSA. Read on to understand your options and what you might be eligible for.
State and Federal Grants = free money from the government to help you have awesome experiences, earn your degree and get a great job—with no repayment required. Grants are based on financial need, which is determined by your FAFSA, so file yours soon to see what awards you can get.
Federal loans are money you can borrow from the government to pay for your education at Nebraska. The structure of federal loans keeps your needs in mind, often not requiring repayment until after you graduate and always having reasonable interest rates to ease the cost of college. To qualify for federal loans, file your FAFSA as soon as possible, but no later than the priority deadline of April 1.
Federal Work-Study Program
When you file your FAFSA, you will be considered for the Federal Work-Study program. This is a financial need-based program and is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. If you are awarded Federal Work-Study as a part of your financial aid package, you are eligible to apply for a paid, part-time, on- or off-campus work-study position through the Career Services Office. You will receive a bi-weekly paycheck, based on the hours you work—you can then use these funds to pay for your educational expenses.
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Kyle Busch wins it all: 2015 Sprint Cup championship, Homestead race
By Jerry BonkowskiNov 22, 2015, 7:58 PM EST
Capping an incredible comeback after missing the first 11 races of the season due to devastating injuries (broken right leg, fractured left foot) in a February wreck at Daytona, Kyle Busch is the 2015 Sprint Cup champion.
"It's pretty unbelievable," an obviously emotional Busch said in Victory Lane. "It's a dream of a lifetime, a dream come true, it's something that happens only every so often. I just can't believe it with everything that happened this year, all the turmoil that I went through, my wife went through, my family went through and people around me went through. This championship is for these guys, my wife, my family and everyone who sacrificed to get me here."
In earning his first Sprint Cup crown, Busch also won Sunday's Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway in dominating fashion, taking the checkered flag holding off runner-up Kevin Harvick by roughly a 20-car margin.
The 30-year old Busch will officially accept his championship trophy and check at the Sprint Cup Awards Banquet in less than two weeks in his hometown of Las Vegas, Nevada.
It was the fourth Sprint Cup championship for Joe Gibbs Racing and the first for Toyota. It was also the first championship — in his first season as a Sprint Cup crew chief — for Adam Stevens.
Harvick finished with his 13th runner-up finish of the season, most since NASCAR Hall of Famer Bobby Allison recorded 15 in 1970.
"We were just struggling all night, to be honest with you," Harvick said. "You always want to win, but I've learned not to get greedy. After last year, I felt like we had everything go our way and tonight it didn't go our way. Congratulations to the 18 team and everything they did."
As for the other two Championship 4 finalists, Jeff Gordon, in the final race of his 23-year Sprint Cup career, finished sixth — while Martin Truex Jr. finished 12th.
"It's been a most amazing experience," Gordon said. "Gosh, I'm a little bit disappointed. I thought going into the race we had something for 'em, but when the sun went down, we're missing a little something and just didn't quite have it when the track cooled down. … It's a happy, happy good day. I wanted that win, but we're still going to celebrate."
Penske Racing teammates Brad Keselowski and Joey Logano finished third and fourth, respectively, while Kyle Larson finished fifth.
Sixth through 10th were Gordon, Matt Kenseth, Kurt Busch, Jimmie Johnson and Denny Hamlin.
HOW BUSCH WON: Busch blew past Brad Keselowski on the final restart on Lap 261 and sailed away. Kevin Harvick tried to make a race of it, but Busch had a car that was untouchable, finishing by a roughly 20-car lead. An interesting stat: Sunday's win was Busch's first-ever race victory in the 12-year history of the Chase.
WHO ELSE HAD A GOOD RACE: Teammates Joey Logano and Brad Keselowski had strong runs to finish third and fourth for race and team sponsor Ford. … Kyle Larson was in contention for the win until the last few laps, but still finished a very strong fifth. … Matt Kenseth, in his first race back after serving a two-race suspension, rallied to finish seventh.
WHO HAD A BAD RACE: There was a big multi-car wreck on Lap 46 that involved several cars including Dale Earnhardt Jr., Aric Almirola, Ty Dillon, David Ragan, Casey Mears and Clint Bowyer. All cars suffered heavy damage. It appeared Bowyer clipped the rear of Dillon's car and then abruptly turned right into Earnhardt's car. "I don't know what the hell happened," said Bowyer, who finished 43rd. "My car got loose and I just couldn't catch it. Unfortunately, you hate to end it this way. I wanted to end on a strong note for everyone at MWR (this was the final race for Michael Waltrip Racing, which will cease operations in the off-season)." … Kasey Kahne lost a right side tire and hit the wall on Lap 39, putting him one lap down, but was able to rally back to finish 19th. … Sunday was the last race for Sam Hornish Jr. in the No. 9 Ford for Richard Petty Motorsports. Hornish, who spent just one season with RPM, will not return to the team in 2016. No replacement has been named yet. Hornish had early problems when he got caught up in some of the oil that spilled from Denny Logano's car, sending Hornish into the wall. Hornish finished 25th.
NOTABLE: Pole-sitter Denny Hamlin suffered a gear oil issue early in the race and took his Toyota to the garage for repairs. His team had his car back on-track in three laps, and he was eventually able to get back on the lead lap and ultimately finished 10th. … The start of the race was delayed by nearly an hour and a half due to heavy pre-race rains, but weather was not an issue once the green flag dropped. … There were 18 lead changes among eight drivers. Also, there were seven cautions for 30 laps. … Brett Moffitt was named Sprint Cup Rookie of the Year after the race. … Here's an irony: Michael Waltrip Racing became the first Toyota team in 2007. In the final race of MWR's existence, Toyota wound up winning its first Cup championship. … This is the first time since 2004 (Kurt Busch, Sprint Cup; Martin Truex Jr., Xfinity; Bobby Hamilton, Trucks) that NASCAR has had first-time champions in their respective racing classes in the same season: Kyle Busch (Sprint Cup), Chris Buescher (Xfinity) and Erik Jones (Trucks). Granted, the younger Busch brother won the 2009 Xfinity championship, but this is his first Sprint Cup championship.
QUOTE OF THE DAY, No. 1: "I hear you, man. This is so cool. Whoo!" – Kyle Busch after being congratulated upon his win on NBCSN.
QUOTE OF THE DAY, No. 2: "I don't know if you could have ever scripted it any better. … To have a shot with these four final drivers – Martin Truex, one of the best at Homestead; Kevin Harvick, one of the best these last two years; and Jeff Gordon, one of the best of all-time — to go up against those guys here tonight and score the victory in this 18 Toyota Camry, was phenomenal." – Kyle Busch in Victory Lane.
QUOTE OF THE DAY, No. 3: "I want this day to go on forever. … It is absolutely incredible to be in my shoes right now." – Jeff Gordon prior to Sunday's race.
WHAT'S NEXT: The 2016 season-opening Daytona 500 on Feb. 21 at Daytona International Speedway.

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Hi readers, and welcome to another post of my The Paths We Choose Release Week. It's only three days left now until the book is released into the world and I couldn't be more excited. If you missed it, yesterday I published my review of the book and you can read it here. However, today I have something else for you. My book playlist for The Paths We Choose. Seriously I had so much fun making this one, and I hope you guys will love it as much as I do. The playlist has 12 songs and can be listened to on both Spotify and YouTube. I hope you enjoy!
Hi everyone, I have a lovely book playlist I want to share with you guys today. If you saw my review for Infini earlier this year then you know the book totally blew me away. Krista & Becca write the most magical books, and I always love them so much. Infini is about forbidden second chance love and will gut and build you up at the same time. This book has a Jamaican-American heroine and a Russian-American hero that you will just fall in love with (I know I did). I seriously recommend you guys check it out if you haven't read it yet. You can add it on Goodreads or buy it on Amazon.


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La Constitución Política de Campeche es la carta magna del estado mexicano de Campeche fue publicada el 30 de julio de 1917, bajo el mandato del general Joaquín Mucel Acereto.

Historia
El 5 de febrero de 1917, se promulgó la Constitución Política de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos de 1917 en sustitución a la de 1857. Ante esto se la constitución del estado de Campeche fue también modificada. El nuevo texto fue publicado el 30 de julio de 1917.

Vigencia
La constitución sigue vigente y junto con la nacional cumplió en 2017 cien años en vigor

Referencias

Enlaces externos
Constitución Política del Estado de Campeche

Política de Campeche

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As we have been away for a few days, here is another brief post to provide news of various matters.
Official first day covers distributed by Royal Mail were all believed to have stamps printed by De La Rue all coded MA13. However, we understand that some have the De La Rue Signed For stamps, but 78p, 88p and £1.88 stamps by Walsall coded M13L. These may have been covers made up manually to be used as replacements for any which had been damaged in transit to standing order customers.
The 88p DLR sheet-printed stamps have now appeared on eBay. We hope to have these in stock soon.
The Fédération Internationale de Philatélie (FIP) nominated Thailand as the country to host the World Stamp Exhibition in 2013, which will be held in Bangkok from 2nd to 14th August 2013, and will commemorate the 130th anniversary of Thai postage stamps and the establishment of the Thai postal service. Royal Mail will issue the usual style of exhibition sheet, printed by Cartor Security Print and containing 20 x 1st class Hello stamps and 10 different pictorial labels.
Having just got the may stock list, I see the Walsall/De la Rue definitives are not regarded as different with the stamps each having one code, yet the Cartor printings of the country stamps have different codes from the De la Rue.