Most Diverse BSW Colleges in Nebraska 2026

At #80 for diversity, University of Nebraska at Omaha's BSW program has room to grow in this area. That said, diversity is just one factor — the program may offer other strengths that matter to you.

With 38.8% minority enrollment, University of Nebraska at Omaha offers more diversity than many programs, though there's room to grow. University of Nebraska at Omaha earns a "Moderate" diversity rating — there's meaningful variety in the student body, with room to improve. The gender balance ratio of 0.75 is moderate — there's some skew, but less than many social work programs.

University of Nebraska-Lincoln comes in at #127 on our 2026 diversity list. The student body is less diverse than many BSW programs, which is worth considering given the profession's emphasis on cultural competence.

With 26.9% minority enrollment, University of Nebraska-Lincoln offers more diversity than many programs, though there's room to grow. University of Nebraska-Lincoln receives a "Low" diversity classification, suggesting the student body is more homogeneous than most BSW programs. The gender balance ratio of 0.98 shows a nearly even split between male and female students — unusual and refreshing in social work.

At #149 for diversity, Western Nebraska Community College's BSW program has room to grow in this area. That said, diversity is just one factor — the program may offer other strengths that matter to you.

About 38.6% of students identify as racial or ethnic minorities, providing a moderately diverse campus experience. The school carries a "Moderate" diversity classification, reflecting a reasonably mixed student population. The gender balance ratio of 0.61 is moderate — there's some skew, but less than many social work programs.

At #163 for diversity, Northeast Community College's BSW program has room to grow in this area. That said, diversity is just one factor — the program may offer other strengths that matter to you.

Only 20.3% of students come from minority backgrounds, which is lower than average for social work programs. The school's "Low" diversity rating indicates limited demographic variety — an important consideration for social work students. With a 0.87 gender balance ratio, Northeast Community College maintains one of the more equitable male-to-female splits among BSW programs.