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Nebraska Wesleyan University
Nebraska Wesleyan University, founded in 1887 and affiliated with the United Methodist Church, has built solid pre-health and pre-law advising programs, and the university's Lincoln, Nebraska location gives students proximity to the state capital and the University of Nebraska's much larger flagship campus. The university's small size and its continued Methodist religious affiliation shape aspects of its campus culture, even as the broader student body includes students of many different religious backgrounds or none at all, reflecting a common pattern among historically denominational colleges that have become more religiously diverse over time. Nebraska Wesleyan's actuarial science program has built a particularly strong reputation relative to the university's size, drawing on Nebraska's significant insurance industry presence, including Omaha's status as headquarters to several major insurance companies. The university's combination of strong pre-professional advising, its specific actuarial science program strength, and its Lincoln location adjacent to the state's flagship public university has made Nebraska Wesleyan a distinctive smaller private option within the state's higher education landscape.
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Hastings College
Hastings College, founded in 1882, is a small liberal arts college affiliated historically with the Presbyterian Church, and its "Bronco Blueprint" curriculum builds career-focused experiential learning components directly into every student's four-year academic plan. The college's small size, fewer than 1,100 undergraduates, and its rural south-central Nebraska campus give Hastings a close-knit community distinct from the state's larger public universities, and the college's endowment funds substantial merit-based scholarship support for admitted students. Hastings's education and business programs have built solid regional reputations, and the college's continued emphasis on small class sizes and close faculty engagement reflects its traditional liberal arts college identity within Nebraska's higher education landscape. The college's combination of its explicit career-preparation curriculum built into the standard liberal arts degree and its small, rural Nebraska setting has made Hastings a distinctive choice among the state's smaller private colleges.
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