Nebraska Indian Community College

Nebraska Indian Community College is a very small two-year school, located in a distant rural area (MacY, Nebraska). It is a public school, located in the fantastic Plains area of the country. It is considered a tribal school, primarily for Native American populations, as well as an original land-grant school. (Land-grant institutions are schools that have been designated by Congress to receive the benefits of the Morrill Acts of 1862 and 1890.)

Michael Oltrogge is the President of the school. You can find more information about Nebraska Indian Community College by visiting their website.

Nebraska Indian Community College has an open admissions policy. This policy may or may not affect your chances of being admitted to the school.

There are currently 129 students enrolled in the Nebraska Indian Community College.

The school provides credit for life experiences, as well as academic and career counseling services for students. If it fits better with your needs, the school also offers some programs via distance learning.

The average tuition for out-of-state full-time undergraduates can be determined by calling the admissions office. If you are an in-state student, then the tuition will usually be less; check with the admissions office for details on qualifying and amounts. Any tuition figures are exclusive of required fees, books, and supplies. The fees can vary, but books typically average about $600.

Contact Information:
    Nebraska Indian Community College
    1 College Hill
    MacY, NE  68039

Other Information:
    Enrollment: 129
    Website: http://www.thenicc.edu
    General Info: 402-837-5078
    Admissions: 402-837-5078
    Financial Aid: 402-837-5078

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