Class standing is determined by the number of semester credits a student has completed: Freshman: 0–29 semester credits; Sophomore: 30–59 semester credits; Junior: 60–89 semester credits; Senior: 90+ semester credits.

Students wishing to change their major must meet the requirements and be accepted into the college of that major. Students should meet with an academic advisor in their new college to discuss degree requirements. Learn more about selecting a major.

Students should meet with an academic advisor to complete a degree audit to determine the remaining courses needed to fulfill their graduation requirements.

To ensure timely processing, initiate a graduation packet with the registrar at least two semesters prior to graduation. Review the commencement checklist.

Career Services is here to assist you with resumes, career planning, and internship and career searches.

The Graduate College has information on all graduate programs the university offers. Contact the Pre-Professional Advising Center at ppac@unlv.edu or 702-895-2959 for information about medial, dental, physician assistant, pharmacy, or veterinary medicine school preparation.

Yes! The Office of International Programs can help you explore your options for taking courses in programs across the globe. It is encouraged that you meet with your academic advisor and the Office of International Programs to determine transferability of courses taken abroad.

UNLV offers both traditional on-campus and online courses. Check the semester schedule for a list of currently available online courses.

Whether you need to brush up on your study skills or just need a little extra help in a course, tutoring services are available for all UNLV students. UNLV offers group and individualized tutoring in almost any subject. Learn more about your tutoring options.