Most Selective Nebraska Colleges
Nebraska has 2 four-year colleges that accept 50% or fewer of applicants, ranked from most to least selective.
Summit Christian College is the hardest to get into in Nebraska, accepting just 42% of 12 applicants. Also highly selective: College of Saint Mary.
Selectivity does not always equal academic difficulty. Some schools admit a small share of applicants because demand exceeds capacity, not because admission standards are extreme. If you need safety schools, see our highest acceptance rate colleges in Nebraska. For academically demanding options, explore colleges with the highest SAT, highest ACT, and highest GPA averages.
Summit Christian College
- Private 4 Year
- Gering, Nebraska
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- 42% acceptance rate
Summit Christian is a small private Christian college known for undergraduate biblical studies and ministry. The campus is in Gering in western Nebraska near Scotts Bluff.
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- Avg GPA NA
- Net Price $21,803
College of Saint Mary
- Private 4 Year
- Omaha, NE
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- 45% acceptance rate
College of Saint Mary is a private Catholic women's college known for undergraduate nursing, health sciences, and education. Most undergraduates study on a residential campus in Omaha.
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- Avg GPA 3.4
- Net Price $17,078