About Us
- Why the University of Nebraska?
- Accreditation
- Our Students
- Our Staff
| Why the University of Nebraska? | ||
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The University of Nebraska–Lincoln Independent Study High School became the first university-based high school program, established in 1929 to create additional opportunities for rural students and for those who could not attend a traditional school. Learn more about our history. Curriculum at the Independent Study High School supports students in the development of skills, attitudes and knowledge that will enable them to be thoughtful and committed citizens, functioning successfully in the endeavors they choose. Because the Independent Study High School has a global student body, the rigorous curriculum reflects the realization that students come from many different countries, states, ethnic backgrounds and cultures. Instructional materials emphasize a global approach to content and activities, particularly relevant in our world today. Course Development The self-paced, independent study distance methodology teaches project management, time management, and self-discipline skills—skills that research has shown are significantly more important to success than IQ, in predicting grades in high school or participation in post-secondary education. |
Students in the Independent Study High School program receive:
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Why is accreditation important? Increased performance Transfer of credits |
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Some students have particular reasons for choosing our accredited high school, while others simply prefer more flexibility and quality, college-prep coursework from their high school experience. Student Success Student achievements:
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High School Administration at the University of Nebraska works to ensure that students are receiving the best learning opportunity possible within established guidelines for a distance education program. Our Customer Service Team helps enroll students and answers general questions about the program. The Instructional Design and Development Team creates course curriculum and ensures the quality of courses so that students are able to achieve learning outcomes. |
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