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Welcome

Veterans build their future success here.

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Welcome

UNLV is honored to have the opportunity to educate and serve our nation's heroes. We strive to provide responsive academic, social, and administrative support to student veterans, as well as active duty military members.

Here at the Military and Veteran Services Center, we understand that you and your family have unique needs and responsibilities, and we hope to support your academic efforts by providing one-stop, integrated resources to guide you toward success. You'll find us in the Student Services Complex – A, Room 311. Please stop by.

Veterans Victory Starts Here

Benefits

  • Nevada residency to all "honorably" discharged vets within 5 years of separation
  • Nevada in-state tuition for all military family members using VA Education Benefits within 3 years of sponsor's discharge date
  • Priority registration for all vets to improve the timeline for payment of their housing allowance
  • A VA Benefits Counselor as part of our VET SUCCESS program
  • An annual Veteran Career Fair

UNLV Support Services

Are you feeling isolated? You are not alone. Talk to a fellow veteran.

National Suicide Prevention & Crisis Lifeline: 988

Vet Center Combat Call Center: 1-877-WAR-VETS

Jean Nidetch Care Center Care Line: 702-895-0602

Disability Resource Center Counseling and Psychological Services

VA Support Services at UNLV

James Taylor

VA Program Coordinator
James.Taylor11@va.gov

Justin Whipple

VA Counselor
702-791-9000 ext. 13120
justin.whipple@va.gov

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Student-veterans in Lee Business School's MBA program share their determination to succeed as they transition back to civilian life.

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Military veteran Noah Claypool uses empathy and understanding to address America’s incarceration problem.

Kinesiology student Zachary Coleman studies outside.

At UNLV, nontraditional students can find support designed to meet them where they are — and help them go further.

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