University of NebraskaOmaha offers its students a quality education at an affordable price. Standout academic offerings include a hidden gem of a business school, the only exclusively dedicated Center for Afghanistan Studies in the nation, and a huge information technology program. All disciplines, but especially the business program, are focused on maximizing the students employability after graduation. Students here take a cue from hometown hero Warren Buffets no-nonsense basics-first business ideology, meaning that some of the results-oriented students here seem less concerned with scholarship and academics, and more concerned with the amount of money they will make when they graduate. Nontraditional students find a home here. As one junior writes, all of my professors have been extremely willing to work with me when work and family conflict with my school schedule. My advisor and professors have been almost a cheering squad when I have been so overwhelmed that I am ready to give up on my education to pay the bills. As teachers, professors are a mixed bag. Many of them are actively doing research and being published in their area of study. That provides the students with excellent lessons and lectures based on the professors experience. Then there are those who are just bad teachers. Interestingly enough, Not only are the students well aware of it but so are other teachers. Some professors will [even] sit down with you and suggest who you should take存o you can get the most out of the class. Despite the praise for an advisor quoted above, many other students complain of poor advising. Parking is also a problem, though they are working on [this] by building parking structures.