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To fully realize if a college or university is the right fit for you, it is highly recommended to personally visit its campus. At Upper Iowa University, we eagerly await the opportunity to not only show you firsthand our beautiful campus and state-of-the-art facilities, but also provide you with additional information on admissions, academics. If you're an undergraduate student (first-year or transfer) your campus visit is scheduled and organized by the University of Iowa Office of Admissions. When you schedule your visit, be sure to let admissions know you'd like to visit the College of Education, and they will schedule that for you. Iowa Undergraduate Admissions Campus Visit. Elizabeth Catlett Hall is located on the site of the old Iowa City Water Plant located on Madison Street. Catlett is 12 stories tall and is the largest residence hall on campus. The hall features Catlett Market Place, study lounges and a fitness center.

College Access Daysfor High School & Middle School GroupsUnder the leadership of a school representative, middle and high school students get the tools they need to prepare for college by connecting with faculty, learning about academic and extracurricular opportunities, hearing from current students, and receiving tips on getting into college. Extracurricular Visitfor Community Groups & OrganizationsInspire student-members of your organization to pursue higher education with a group visit that includes a campus tour, information on academic programs and a look at what life is like at Nebraska.

Latino Leadership Symposium - FallWednesday Oct 30, 2019At the Latino Leadership Symposium, students will have the opportunity to attend sessions designed to address community issues and create a plan of action to address these issues. Students will be given tools to lead change and will leave this conference with a plan of action. All sessions will be hosted by current Nebraska faculty, students and community leaders. Attending this event will qualify your student to be considered for the Nebraska Emerging Leaders scholarship, worth $8,000 in tuition over four academic years.November. Black Leadership Symposium - FallWednesday Nov 6, 2019At the Black Leadership Symposium, students will have the opportunity to attend sessions designed to address community issues and create a plan of action to address these issues. Students will be given tools to lead change and will leave this conference with a plan of action. All sessions will be hosted by current Nebraska faculty, students and community leaders.

Attending this event will qualify your student to be considered for the Nebraska Emerging Leaders scholarship, worth $8,000 in tuition over four academic years. Native Leadership SymposiumTuesday Nov 12, 2019At the Native Leadership Symposium, students will have the opportunity to attend sessions designed to address community issues and create a plan of action to address these issues. Students will be given tools to lead change and will leave this conference with a plan of action. All sessions will be hosted by current Nebraska faculty, students and community leaders. Attending this event will qualify your student to be considered for the Nebraska Emerging Leaders scholarship, worth $8,000 in tuition over four academic years. Asian Leadership SymposiumTuesday Nov 19, 2019At the Asian Leadership Symposium, students will have the opportunity to attend sessions designed to address community issues and create a plan of action to address these issues. Students will be given tools to lead change and will leave this conference with a plan of action.

All sessions will be hosted by current Nebraska faculty, students and community leaders. Attending this event will qualify your student to be considered for the Nebraska Emerging Leaders scholarship, worth $8,000 in tuition over four academic years.February. Husker Preferred HotelsThe Office of Admissions recommends these Husker Preferred Hotels for your stay in Lincoln. The hotels below offer special discounts(.) to Office of Admissions campus visitors. All rates are subject to hotel availability.Upon arrival, make sure to show the hotel clerk your campus visit confirmation letter to confirm your special rate.Cloverleaf SuitesEach dwelling at Cloverleaf Suites offers a kitchen, complete with full-size appliances and cooking/eating utensils, a large work desk,living area, sofa sleeper and designated sleeping area(s), wireless and hard-wired high-speed internet access and complimentary dailyhot breakfast. Guests also have access to our business center with high-speed internet, a 24-hour fitness room, outdoor pool and hottub, parking, guest laundry facility and transportation to and from the Lincoln Airport and within a 10-mile radius.Use promo code (rates starting at $79).Rates based on availability and excludes Husker home football gamesCloverleaf Suites200 S. 68th PlaceLincoln, NE 685101-888-4-483-4900The CornhuskerExperience a true icon of Midwestern hospitality, where upgrades combine to provide a historical, yet elegant lodging experience.

We arelocated in the heart of downtown Lincoln, just four blocks from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln City Campus. If flying into Lincoln,please call for information regarding our complimentary airport shuttle.University of Nebraska–Lincoln rates start at $104, when available.The Cornhusker Hotel333 South 13th St.Lincoln, NE 68508866-706-7706Graduate LincolnThe smartest place to stay in Lincoln.

Located downtown in the midst of the Haymarket, Graduate Lincoln is just a short stroll from the University ofNebraska–Lincoln campus, Memorial Stadium and Pinnacle Bank Arena. Our one-of-a-kind hotel features playful, Nebraska-inspired interiors andplenty of on-site entertainment, including a Topgolf Swing Suite, indoor swimming pool and vintage arcade games. Other amenities include a complimentaryairport shuttle, bikes for exploring the city and a 24-hour fitness center. Getting to Lincoln FlyDestination: Lincoln Municipal Airport (LNK).

4 miles to City Campus. Visit for ground transportation and car rental optionsDestination: Omaha Municipal Airport (OMA)About 65 miles from campus or around an hour drive.

Here are some options for getting from OMA to your visit in Lincoln:.: Arrange for a shuttle van to pick you up when you arrive at the airport and take you directly to campus. Prices vary.TrainThere is an in downtown Lincoln.

It’s about a 1-mile walk to campus, or you can call a Lyft or Uber to pick you up. Visit for booking information. DriveWhen you drive to Lincoln, you’ll have many options for parking near campus. See the nearby garages in the map and don’t worry about the cost—simply bring your parking stub with you to your visit and we’ll validate it for you. Experience Lincoln Getting around Lincoln.

Rideshare: Lyft and Uber are both active in Lincoln and are typically available within 5-10 minutes of a ride request. Walking: Downtown is very walkable and Lincoln has over 130 miles of trails throughout the city, many of them paved. Bike rental: You can find bike-share units, called BikeLNK, throughout downtown Lincoln. Simply find a kiosk, pay a small fee to check out a bike and explore the city. Learn more at.Things to Do, Places to See. A tour of the capitol building is a must-do for history and architecture gurus.

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Visit to plan yours. Enjoy a tasty lunch followed by a fascinating cave tour at, under Blue Bloods Brewery., located right next to City Campus, is a free-admission museum featuring plenty of eye candy and interesting artifacts.

Grab lunch and head to the for the perfect floral setting.Shopping. Visit the small shops and boutiques in the, including the. Get in on local crafts and eats at the, Saturdays May–Oct, 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. A short drive from City Campus, stylish antique furniture and home decor abound at.

Head to the Gateway Mall for essential clothes and gadget shopping.Where to EatDowntown Lincoln boasts 105+ restaurants, coffee bars, and dessert vendors. Find everything from Indian dishes to American fast food by visiting and using the filters to find the fare you want.