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University of Nevada, Las Vegas Admissions

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Are undocumented and DACAmented students eligible to get admitted to the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV)?

Yes. U.S. citizenship is not required for admission to UNLV, and a Social Security number is not necessary for the application process. Both undocumented and DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) students are eligible to apply and enroll if accepted.

I attended a post-secondary institution but did not receive a degree. Do I still need to provide a transcript?

Yes. Applicants need to submit transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended, regardless of whether they completed a degree or not. The Office of Admissions requires official transcripts from each institution attended for evaluation of coursework.

What are the graduate internship opportunities at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas?

UNLV offers diverse graduate internship opportunities across multiple colleges. Graduate students can earn credit through programs like ACC 781 in accounting, participate in specialized initiatives like the Engineering StepUp program, and access opportunities through the UNLV Career Launch platform for professional development.

For graduate-level courses, when will I receive my final decision letter?

Your academic department will review all materials and submit its recommendation to the Graduate College. Your final decision letter will be updated on your online application account by the Graduate College, and you'll get an email notification when it's ready for viewing. Please note that decision timelines vary by program and application deadlines.

What are the options for students interested in environmental sustainability at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas?

UNLV offers Bachelor's degrees in Earth and Environmental Science and Environmental Studies, plus sustainability and environmental minors. Graduate options include Civil & Environmental Engineering and public health tracks with an ecological focus, supported by active sustainability research opportunities.

Can I apply to graduate school at UNLV before completing my bachelor’s degree?

You may apply to UNLV graduate programs before your bachelor’s degree is completed. However, you must provide a final official transcript verifying the confirmation of your degree by the start of your graduate term. Your admission is contingent on fulfilling this requirement.

What are the costs associated with my program at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas?

Tuition varies by program. For example, at the Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine, the annual tuition and registration fees for the 2024-25 academic year are approximately $30,390 (in-state) and $63,028 (out-of-state). Please check your specific program for exact costs, including any additional fees and living expenses.

How diverse is the student body at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas?

UNLV’s student body is highly diverse, with about 70% of students identifying as racial or ethnic minorities. The largest groups are Hispanic/Latino (around 34%) and White (about 26%), followed by Asian (15%), Black (9%), and multiracial students (10%).

What research opportunities are available for undergraduate students at UNVL?

UNLV offers several research opportunities for undergraduates through the Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR). You can participate in programs like the Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF), research symposia, and get the chance to publish in the Spectra Undergraduate Research Journal. 

What is an NSHE ID number, and how do I receive it?

An NSHE ID is a unique 10-digit system-wide identification number assigned to every member of the Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE), including UNLV. It is used to access various UNLV services, including MyUNLV. You automatically receive your NSHE ID when you apply to or are admitted to UNLV; no action is needed to obtain it.

Does the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) have a rolling admission policy?

UNLV offers rolling admission for many programs, especially at the undergraduate level in arts, sciences, business, and engineering. Some graduate programs, like the Doctor of Physical Therapy, may have specific rolling periods or priority deadlines. 

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