Clarkson College has not always been a college. Instead, we began in 1888 as a school of nursing—the first in the state of Nebraska. Over the last 125 years, we've established a new campus, expanded our program offerings and adopted a new name. All the while, we've maintained a commitment to preparing our students to be the best in various realms of health care. This commitment to excellence has and always will remain a defining quality of Clarkson College.

About

At Clarkson College, you don't just study health care—you prepare to be the best in it. All around you are professionally trained faculty, practicing clinicians and classmates who share the belief that they, too, can better the lives of others. With eight fields and twenty majors to choose from, you have a broad range of options for making a difference—quite possibly even before you graduate.

Academics

Clarkson College welcomes undergraduate and graduate students, transfer and international students, and adults who are returning to college to continue their studies or advance their health care careers. Here, you'll find everything you need to get started.

Enrollment

The Student Financial Services department helps provide opportunities for talented, dedicated and deserving students to attend Clarkson College. Whether you're seeking scholarships and grants, loans, payment plans, or a combination, we'll help you find the answer most suitable for you.

Tuition & Financial Aid

College is a time of self-discovery, personal growth and—most certainly—fun. We're thrilled your main objective is to pursue a future in health care, but we also want you to look back on your college education and recollect all of things you experienced—lectures and textbooks aside. There are numerous ways for you to get involved at Clarkson College. Here's a peek at some of them.

Student Life

Every day, Clarkson College alumni are changing lives in ways that are both practical and profound. As the proud alma mater of these astounding health care professionals, Clarkson College strives to keep our alumni connected to not only the College but also with one another. Here, you will find all the ways you can stay connected.

Alumni

Clarkson College provides a variety of professional learning opportunities and health care courses. Our Basic Life Support, Medication and Nurse Aide courses can help individuals getting certified for the first time or needing renewal. These programs are either online or on campus with ongoing offerings year-round.

Professional Development

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Accept Your Financial Aid Offer

Before Student Financial Services can disburse your financial aid, you must first accept, decline or reduce the awards offered to you through MyCC. The amount that is disbursed is determined by the number of credit hours you are enrolled in at the time of disbursement. If your financial aid file is complete, your available financial aid will be credited to your Clarkson College tuition, fees, on-campus housing balances (if applicable) and other charges a few days before the start of each semester, or as soon as your file is complete after the semester as begun.

Remaining Funds

Excess funds constitute the amount of your aid that is left after tuition, fees, and on-campus housing balances (if applicable) and other charges have been deducted. Clarkson College will mail a refund check to the address you have on record with the Registrar’s office starting the first week of the semester. You may pick-up your refund check in the Student Accounts office; however, you must first call that office to hold your check. Many students use their refund check to help cover the cost of textbooks purchased at the Clarkson College Bookstore.

If a balance remains after financial aid is received, you are responsible to pay the outstanding balance by the tuition payment date. Contact the Student Financial Services department for information about payment plans or consider other funding options.

Repayment of Financial Aid

If at any point you withdraw from your courses at Clarkson College, you may be required to return/repay a certain percentage of federal financial aid that was or could have been disbursed. The amount of repayment required is based on formulas mandated by the Federal government. Federal funds that may have to be returned, in order of their required return, are Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loans, Federal Direct Subsidized Loans, Federal Direct PLUS Loans, Federal Pell Grants and Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants (FSEOG).