PIESL, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Intensive English Program (IEP)
Lincoln, NE
PIESL, University of Nebraska-Lincoln is the only English-language program currently in our Lincoln listings, independent or university-run, school-reported weekly class load 20.
- Location
- Lincoln, NE
- School-reported weekly class load
- 20Unit length varies; confirm with the school
- Accreditation
- Not confirmed in our CEA data
- Can issue a Form I-20
- SEVP match: University of Nebraska-Lincoln, SEVP OMA214F00217000. Confirm this course’s I-20 eligibility with the school.
- Record date
The record date describes our overall review, not a new verification of every field. A source link alone does not confirm current terms.
- Tuition: Detail checked 2026-09-15View source
- Weekly class load: Detail checked 2026-09-15View source
- Start dates: Detail checked 2026-09-15View source
PIESL, University of Nebraska-Lincoln tuition and fees
| Option | Length | Class load/week | Tuition | Listed total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| On-campus, 8-week program | 8 weeks | 20 | $2,856 | $3,864.9 |
| On-campus, 16-week program | 16 weeks | 20 | $4,284 | $5,369.9 |
Program details to confirm
The totals add the published course fee and mandatory university fees. Nebraska describes both as estimates based on current Board of Regents-approved rates and subject to change. Health insurance is separate. The school lists proof-of-funds requirements of $7,645 for eight weeks and $17,090 for sixteen weeks; these are not tuition totals. Applicants must be at least 18 when the program begins.
Do you need a visa for this program?
The school reports a weekly class load of 20; its unit may not equal 60 minutes. For this course at PIESL, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, a weekly hour count does not by itself establish permission to study as a visitor. Language training generally uses the student route; the visitor exception is limited to a short recreational, non-credit course during a tourist visit. Confirm the actual course and your circumstances before booking.
Review visa questionsHow this compares
At $268 a week this is number 42 of the 96 programs whose tuition we have confirmed, cheaper than 54 of the others, against a median of $319. The nearest few:
- Tampa Language Center$263
- Tampa Language Center (TLC) - Sarasota$263
- PIESL, University of Nebraska-Lincoln$268
- Intensive English for Internationals, University of Memphis$276
- Agape English Language Institute$289
Recorded start dates and timing
- Fall 2026, second 8-week session: to 2026-12-18
- Spring 2027, first 8-week session: to 2027-03-05
- Spring 2027, second 8-week session: to 2027-05-07
Dates can change and may depend on placement or application deadlines. Check the school's dates page
Before you apply to PIESL, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Check the exact course and intake with the school before paying. Our listing does not submit an application or confirm an offer of admission.
- Ask about entry age, English-level placement and any course-specific requirements.
- Ask for the application charge and every mandatory fee in writing.
- Ask what housing is available, its total cost and the commute to your actual classroom.
- Read the cancellation and refund terms before making a payment.
- If you need F-1 status, ask whether this campus and this exact course can issue a Form I-20. A school-level SEVP match does not establish course eligibility.
Choosing within Lincoln
This is the only English-language program currently in our Lincoln listings. Our directory may not include every local option; ask about alternatives and transfer conditions before committing. Nebraska has 1 in total.
Not confirmed in our record
- an accreditation we could confirm
Common questions
How much does PIESL, University of Nebraska-Lincoln cost?
$268 a week, calculated from the $4,284 published for its 16-week "On-campus, 16-week program". School source dated September 15, 2026; confirm current prices and conditions with the school.
Do you need an F-1 visa to study at PIESL, University of Nebraska-Lincoln?
For a course at PIESL, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, a weekly hour count does not by itself establish permission to study as a visitor. Language training generally uses the student route; the visitor exception is limited to a short recreational, non-credit course during a tourist visit. Confirm the actual course and your circumstances before booking.