Creighton University
University, Graduate school in Omaha, The United States
Creighton University is a private Jesuit, Catholic university in Omaha, Nebraska, United States, founded in 1878. It also has a health professions campus in Phoenix and regional programmes in Anchorage and Denver. Creighton is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC). It has more than 4,300 undergraduate and more than 4,100 graduate students, and 78% of its undergraduates come from outside Nebraska.
Teaching is organised in nine schools and colleges, which offer undergraduate, graduate and professional programmes in fields such as:
- Arts and Sciences
- Business
- Law
- Medicine and Dentistry
- Nursing and Pharmacy
- Occupational therapy and physical therapy
Full-time, unmarried undergraduates from outside the Omaha area must live in the residence halls for their first two years. Living-learning communities link residential life with academic and personal development, and Success Hubs in the first-year halls offer academic coaching and mentoring. Applicants for need-based aid complete the FAFSA, and a net price calculator gives an estimate of costs after aid.
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Housing
Creighton has residence halls and apartments on its Omaha campus. Full-time, unmarried undergraduates from outside the Omaha area must live in the residence halls for their first two years. Living-learning communities combine residential life with academic and personal development, and Success Hubs in all first-year halls offer academic coaching, mentoring and workshops. Off-campus housing guides are available for students in Omaha and Phoenix, and on-campus summer housing is offered for students and interns.
Subjects taught
- Health
- Nursing
- Pharmacy and Pharmacology
- Medicine
- Health Occupations
- Dentistry
- Law
- Law