Talk:University of Nebraska at Omaha
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[edit] Merger tag
There doesn't need to be a separate article on the Aksarben Campus because that campus is not notable on its own. – Freechild (BoomCha) 23:44, 26 June 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Clean up tag
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BetacommandBot (talk) 17:16, 2 January 2008 (UTC)
[edit] Listcruft
I'm removing the following listcruft from the "Academics" section of the page:
* UNO received a top schools ranking for the Universities–Master's Midwest region. * UNO is listed in the top 150 ranked undergraduate business programs nationally. * UNO's Service Learning program was recognized as ''an Academic Program to Look for''among 42 programs listed nationally. It is the only program named in Nebraska and the plains states. * UNO ranks among the top 10 in the Entrepreneurial Colleges in the limited curriculum category, which included more than 120 colleges and universities. * UNO is one of only six Nebraska institutions receiving a listing in this college guide. * Noted as a university ''in ascension''. * Public Affairs ties for 26th overall and ranks 18th nationally among public institutions. Public Affairs specialties: **Information Science and Technology ranks 8th nationally among 12 similar programs and 5th nationally among public universities. **Public Management Administration ranks 27th nationally among 37 similar programs and 18th nationally among public universities. **City Management & Urban Policy ranks 29th nationally among 32 similar programs and 22nd nationally public universities. **Public Finance & Budgeting ranks 21st nationally among 33 similar programs and ranks 15th nationally among public universities. * The Criminal Justice doctoral program ranks 9th nationally among 33 similar programs and 3rd nationally among metropolitan universities. * Health-related disciplines **Social Work ranks 70th nationally among 101 similar programs and 49th nationally among public universities. **Speech-Language Pathology ranks 62nd nationally among 124 similar programs and 56th nationally among public universities. * The Department of Economics • Freechild'sup? 16:46, 4 February 2008 (UTC)
