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New Freshman
Start Your Nevada Career Off Right!
Accept your Admission:
Once you have decided to attend the University of Nevada, log into MyNEVADA and accept your admission.
Advanced Registration:
All new freshmen at the university are required to pay an advanced registration fee of $250.00 and are placed into their first semester classes. This applies toward the total fee bill for fall.
Students participating in Advanced Registration will have the opportunity to meet with an advisor during summer orientation and will be able to adjust their schedules at that time.
Prior to registration, students MUST have submitted:
- Required immunizations: two doses for measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) and an immunization within the last 10 years for tetanus/diphtheria (TD)
- It is also highly RECOMMENDED that prior to registration you ensure that we have received your ACT or SAT test scores. Test scores are used to determine the correct placement into English and math classes.
Checklist
Visit Campus
If you have not already visited campus or want to come back you can set up a time to visit or call us at (775) 784-4700 option 1 or 1-866-2NEVADA (1-(866) 263-8232).
Submit Your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
Visit Federal Student Aid website (FAFSA) to complete your 2011-12 FAFSA. Submit your FAFSA as soon as possible after January 1st.
Apply for Housing
Unsure of which residence hall is best for you? If you are interested in living on campus you can find out more at Reslife and fill out your application online.
Submit All Required Documents
Final High School Transcript: (includes your final grades and lists the date of your graduation) should be sent to the University by August 1st. Immunizations: Two doses for measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) and an immunization within the last 10 years for tetanus /diphtheria (td).
Log Into MyNEVADA
View your class schedule details, financial aid, academic planner, transfer credit, and much more on MyNEVADA.
Register for Orientation
Our orientation program is the time to explore the University of Nevada campus and meet the students that will make up your class as you all embark on the latest passage of your life. Sign up at the New Student Orientation web site.
Notify other Colleges and Universities
After you make your decision let the other colleges and universities know that you are attending Nevada.
Parking and Transportation Services
Freshmen may bring a car to campus, but you must have a parking permit. Purchase your permit early as Parking Services sells out of permits before the semester begins.
