Amidst the challenges that have arisen due to the coronavirus (COVID-19), UNLV is taking extra steps to serve our future Rebels. To support you, we are:
- Offering virtual events about admissions, student resources, majors, and more
- Available to answer any questions you may have about the application, financial aid, or Rebel life
- Extending the 2021-2022 priority deadline to November 15, 2020
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Submit your application and file your FAFSA or Alternate Need Form before the extended deadline. You'll receive an expedited admission decision and priority consideration for financial aid.
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If there is anything we can do to help, please don't hesitate to contact us at admissions@unlv.edu.
Apply to UNLV
We accept both the Common Application or our UNLV Application for first-time freshmen only. Other students must use the UNLV Application. There is no preference given to either the UNLV Application or the Common Application – we recommend you choose the application most convenient for you.
Before You Apply
Admission Requirements
- 3.0 GPA in 13 core units:
- English - 4
- Math - 3
- Social Science - 3
- Natural Science - 3
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- 1120 SAT* (EBRW and math)
- *1040 SAT for exams taken prior to March 2016
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- 22 ACT (composite score)
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- Nevada Advanced High School Diploma
Deadlines
| What | When |
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| Priority deadline for fall financial aid and scholarship consideration | Nov. 1 |
| Fall application deadline | June 1 |
Application Fees
You will be required to pay the application fee by credit or debit card. Application fees are nonrefundable.
| Who | Cost |
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| Domestic students | $60 |
| International students | $95 |
| Non-degree-seeking students | $30 |
After You've Applied
Submit your Official Transcripts and ACT/SAT Test Scores
- High School Transcript – Submit your official high school transcript, unless you chose to self-report your courses and grades, via the UNLV application.
- ACT/SAT Test Scores – Request to have your scores sent directly to UNLV from ACT or College Board.
Check your Application Status in MyUNLV
After submitting your application, you will receive two emails, one with your user MyUNLV ID and another with your temporary password. Check your account regularly.
You must complete and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in order to be considered for need- and merit-based aid. The FAFSA opens Oct. 1 for the following academic year (fall and spring semesters). Full and equal consideration for merit-based scholarships is based upon completing the FAFSA and being admitted to UNLV by Nov. 1.
The federal school code for UNLV is 002569.
Tuition+ Award Program
UNLV will cover the cost of tuition, fees, and $1,000 toward books for eligible, full-time Nevada resident students who file the FAFSA or Alternate Need Form by the priority deadline of Nov. 1.
Materials Submission
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Hard copies of official transcripts and test scores must be in a sealed envelope from the issuing institution or testing agency and may be mailed to the following address: UNLV Office of Admissions4505 S. Maryland Pkwy. Box 451021 Las Vegas, NV 89154-1021 |
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Institutions sending transcripts through a secure email method may use the following address: |
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ACT and SAT test scores may be sent electronically from the testing agency using the following codes:
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After You're Admitted
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Accept your admission in MyUNLV and complete any checklist items on your to-do list.
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Activate your student email account, Rebelmail.
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Check out our admitted student webpage.
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Register and attend New Student Orientation. Registration details will be emailed to your Rebelmail account in March.
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Learn about on-campus housing opportunities.