This is a Jesuit University since 1878 . It has a beautiful campus with many medical and health…read morefaculties. Most buildings are historic and classic . A few buildings are new and modern . I love the business administration building ( Mike & Josie Harper Center ) with many new features and designs . I also love the V.J. & Angela Skutt student center . The interior architecture is beautiful. Many corners to study or have a meeting . One level is the hot food restaurants ( Asian and Mexican) and Starbucks . People are very friendly , good manner and respectful. The students have room for self discovery and growth. Like the mottos they craved on the sculpture " Ite Inflammate Omnia" ; " Set The World on Fire " . Go ! Blue Jays !

I was a little surprised that the renovation a few years ago also got a revamp on the restaurants…read morewithin. It was definitely needed. The firehouse subs is a refreshing change from some of the other closer food options around campus. I've been very pleased with the quality of sandwich's that have come from this place. The workers have also been very kind and made sure to take orders and hand over food with a smile. It was just what I needed between busy classes!

False advertisement - really. I took a night course there that was supposed to be "Egyptian…read moreSpoken Arabic" . By the time I realized we were studying "Formal" or "Modern Standard Arabic (MSA)" a week had past (but there was only two classes a week). (When I spoke Egyptian, the teacher said, "none of that here". Notice I said "teacher"; she was a recent transplant from Iraq and obviously, didn't speak Egyptian.) So I dropped the course - I'd already had much MSA - but good ol' UNO charged me $600.00 dollars WHICH I REFUSE TO PAY! As this was a FALSE representation of a course AND was not even taught by a professor. Mind you, I have, and had at the time, a MA from the U of A Tucson and had studied at the American University in Cairo and had worked professionally with UW Seattle teachers to produce language-learning CDs in Arabic, Persian, Hebrew and Hieroglyphs. UNO denied my appeal - EVEN after I got the author of the text book UNO was using for the course - to write a letter on my behalf stating that the text is clearing teaching the Egyptian Arabic dialect, and NOT Formal or MSA, and that the syllabus for the course did not match the textbook. And now I can't get my transcripts so I can find work to do at home: I'm disabled with Lupus currently. I can't afford their $600 dollar scam. UNO is an unfair, money-hungry institution. I've had language courses at U of MI; Portland U; U of WA; U of A Tucson; the American U in Cairo and am in good standing at all. THESE ARE WORTHY, PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITIES; DON'T WAST YOUR TIME AND MONEY AT UNO. THEY REALLY DO NOT CARE ABOUT YOU - BUT YOUR MONEY.

I came here originally in February when I was admitted for liver failure. I stayed for 12 days. My…read morestay here was as wonderful as a hospital stay can be. Staff really do seem to actually care about you. A ton. Place is of course clean, but even the areas for waiting and non-patients is wonderful. They have like a dozen different places to eat here. Made my husband really happy. He didn't have to leave the hospital to get food. Plus they offer super cheap housing for family of patients. And since we live 2hrs from here, having that was great. I go back about every 3ish weeks for procedures and I don't exactly look FORWARD to it, but I'm not anxious or anything either. I don't want to use hospitals in my hometown anymore for anything.

My aunt and I attended a ceramics painting workshop at the MCC Makerspace shortly after the holiday…read moreseason. I had purchased myself and my aunt the experience for Christmas. She even got a senior discount rate on her project! We had a great time and found our instructor to be extremely friendly. The overall space is very open and definitely suited the needs of the attendees. I just saw the new spring magazine in the mail and am already eyeing some additional courses!

From the owner: Located just north of 11th and Nicholas streets, the MCC Makerspace is a part of the arts and…read moretrades district. This district is a vibrant, unique Makerhood where arts, crafts and trades are celebrated in a walkable network of public spaces connecting residential, industrial, commercial and public activities. Workshops within the New North Makerhood District provide instruction for in-demand skills that have been nearly forgotten in the modern digital world.

Ive had very few teachers I like and the financial aid office is horrible. I have resorted to…read morepaying out of pocket because financial aide is to big of a pain in the ass to deal with. Some teachers Ive had I have loved but lately not so much. Once you do find a teacher you like the school isn't all that bad. Just avoid financial aide at all costs.

The school isn't bad overall but the finical aid office is the worst I've ever had to deal with…read more It's made this process almost impossible. This is my 4th college because of the military and they can't figure out what paperwork i need. As soon as i get something turned in or updated I'm missing something else. I've sent the same transcripts twice for two of the colleges and after being told they were missing they got returned to sender and I was missing something else. I honestly regret choosing this school because of the finical aid office. I'm considering switching, again, but the classes and professors aren't bad.

I attended classes at MCC during my undergrad years and for my CNA in high school. All great…read moreexperiences, I like that there are different locations that offer different experiences. I recently attended a training series at the MCC culinary institute building as well. The parking was very straightforward and easy to get to, in multiple areas. There are stairs and ramps so easy to get around no matter your needs. Inside the culinary institute, the building was nice and kept up very well. They have flyers for events, and I know they have a restaurant there too. We had our food provided by the students and staff at the culinary institute and wow, it was great! We had blueberry muffins and fruit for snack and a taco bar with homemade tortillas, salsa verde, and pickled onions to name a few of the things I really enjoyed. There was also a cinnamon cheesecake for dessert. The staff was very quick to put the food out and collect dishes, it was a great experience.

This was my visit visit to the 32nd street campus of MCC. The World Food Truck Tour sponsored by…read morethe Center of Immigrant & Refugee Advancement organization. There were 5 trucks along with several other vendors inside the main building. The facility and bathrooms were well-maintained. The campus was also impressive for what they offer. The parking lot was plentiful, however some patrons were lousy with parking their vehicles within the lines. This is usually a yearly event and the place was sold out of tickets which did not surprise me. Overall, a nice event at a wonderful facility that offers great opportunities for the community of North Omaha.