Real opportunities. Right here in O’Neill.
Whether you're in high school, starting something new, building job skills, or looking for classes close to home, Northeast Community College’s O’Neill Extended Campus makes it easier to take the next step without going far.
Why Students Choose the O’Neill Extended Campus
- Get Ahead Early – High school students can earn college credit through programs like Fridays @ Northeast, helping them get ahead start on college and save time and tuition costs.
- Hands-On Learning – Career-focused courses give students practical experience with real tools and real skills.
- Flexible Opportunities – From college credit classes and short-term training to continuing education and workforce development, students can find options that fit their goals.
- Small Campus. Big Support. Learn in a welcoming environment where instructors and staff know you and are committed to helping you succeed.
High School Students
Early College (dual credit) opportunities are available at no tuition cost for high school students ages 16+. The credits count toward college coursework, helping students build a head start before high school graduation. The impact is real with a combination of cost savings, practical skill development, and career exploration. Students gain confidence in a college setting, explore hands-on career pathways, and build momentum that follows them into college and the workforce.
Fridays @ Northeast
Fridays @ Northeast helps local high school students turn one day a week into a powerful head start. The program is an opportunity for high school seniors to spend Fridays on our O’Neill campus as college students using our lab spaces and classrooms. The courses offered allow introduction to a variety of technical programs and lead into a program of study upon high school graduation. Through this program, students can earn college credit at no tuition cost. The credits count toward college coursework, helping students build a head start before high school graduation.
That combination of cost savings, practical skill development, and career exploration is what makes Fridays @ Northeast a powerful option for high school students.
Traditional College Opportunities
The O’Neill Extended Campus offers academic programs for students seeking degrees, diplomas or certificates. Earn a credential or complete transfer-ready coursework close to home.
Students can:
- Complete core general education courses
- Start earning credits locally before transferring
- Learn in smaller classes with helpful faculty
- Save money by starting close to home
It’s accessible, affordable, and focused on you.
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Adult Education
Start something new, no matter where you are in life.
Flexible scheduling and course formats help make it easier to balance school, work, and family responsibilities.
Adult learners can:
- Earn a GED or high school equivalency
- Strengthen skills in math, writing, or technology
- Build skills to change careers or advance in a current job
- Complete short-term certificates
- Take continuing education courses
- Enjoy personal enrichment classes
- Take traditional credit courses toward a degree or transfer pathway
Plus have access to quiet study spaces, computer labs, and supportive learning environments.
We are here to support your success.
Continuing Ed & Workforce Training
Healthcare Education
The O’Neill Extended Campus provides strong opportunities for students interested in healthcare careers. With supportive instructors, hands-on learning, and connections to local healthcare providers, students can begin building the skills needed to enter the healthcare field or continue their education in nursing and related careers.
Training opportunities include:
- Certified Nursing Aide (CNA): Gain the skills needed to provide basic patient care and begin working in healthcare settings.
- Medication Aide (Med Aide): Learn how to safely administer medications and support patient care in long-term care environments.
- Pre-Nursing Coursework: Complete foundational courses that prepare students for entry into nursing programs.
- Phlebotomy: Develop the skills needed to collect blood samples and support patient testing in clinical settings.
These programs provide practical experience and help prepare students for employment in hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, and other healthcare environments.
About the O’Neill Extended Campus
The campus has state-of-the-art classrooms, a student lounge, study space, a computer and health and science labs, and a technical training wing that can accommodate welding, building construction, industrial and agriculture-related courses.
Office Hours:
8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Monday - Friday
Contact Us:
Phone: (402) 336-3590
Address:
505 East Highway 20
P.O. Box 269
O'Neill, NE 68763-0269
Campus Director:
Merri Schneider
merri@northeast.edu
