Creighton University
Locations: Omaha (NE)
Annual Tuition: $48,856
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Write a ReviewNoah
Reviewed: 3/12/2026
Degree: Biology
I loved my time at Creighton. It was academically challenging when it needed to be, but also fun when the time was right. I definitely recommend going to basketball and soccer games and getting to know the Jesuits. Enjoy your time in the small bubble of Omaha that is Creighton.
Dton
Reviewed: 2/10/2026
Degree: Biology
Creighton University was a great school that harnessed my ability to study and comprehend many materials that allowed me to land a spot in dental school. The professors I learned from were excellent and they made their time available for students like me if I had additional questions after class.
Stephanie E.
Reviewed: 6/30/2019
Degree: Biology
There are a good things about this school. Some places on campus had great food such as Mcgloin hall, Davis hall, and Billy Blues,but there were places on campus when the place was not great, just okay, such as Skutt Student Center and Brandeis Hall. I liked that Catholic values were instilled in the curriculum but was not forced on students. The masses at St. John's were beautiful and the Jesuit priests were really nice. I really liked that the school was not too big to where you never saw the same... Read More
Alysha
Reviewed: 2/16/2017
Degree: Biology
Creighton University offers rigorous coursework and outstanding teachers. I was a biology major and I was very satisfied with most teachers in this department. Outside of quality of courses, Creighton also offers guidance for students through career advising and counseling. This is a school that you can truly feel cared about as a student. Some schools make you feel as though you are just another number and I have never felt that way at Creighton.
Erin Whiteford
Reviewed: 7/11/2016
Degree: Biology
Creighton University prepared me for graduate school by providing rigorous curriculum and challenging me to intertwine ethics and science. The small number of students allowed for one on one contact with professors as well as undergraduate research opportunities.