Nebraska Indian Community College

Nebraska Indian Community College (NICC) operates across three campuses in northeastern Nebraska, with its main location in Macy on the Omaha Indian Reservation. The college, established in 1973, serves the educational needs of members of the Omaha, Santee Sioux, and other Native American tribes in the region. NICC offers two-year associate degrees and certificate programs with an emphasis on Native American studies, business, early childhood education, and general liberal arts, while incorporating traditional tribal knowledge and cultural preservation into its curriculum. The institution maintains small class sizes and provides both in-person and distance learning options to accommodate students across its service area. The college focuses on providing accessible higher education opportunities to tribal communities while promoting economic development and workforce training in northeastern Nebraska.