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Recent News
- Professor Franco Biondi awarded prestigious Fellowship to Harvard
- $23 million research to study links between environment, water, solar energy
- First-year professor receives $465,000 National Science Foundation grant
- Gideon Caplovitz lands top 10 finish in 2013 Best Illusion of the Year Contest
- Justin Lopez named University of Nevada, Reno’s 2013 Herz Gold Medalist
Contact Information
| Contact Information for College of Science | |
|---|---|
| Phone | (775) 784-4591 |
| Fax | (775) 784-4592 |
| science@unr.edu | |
| Location | Davidson Math and Science Center Room 411 |
| Address | 1664 N. Virginia Street Reno, NV 89557-0424 |
| Contact | Contact Us |
Student Advising Resources
The following resources are intended to assist all undergraduate College of Science students for a successful advising experience, achieving academic goals, and degree completion.
MyNEVADA Help - topics relevant to enrollment or academic advising
- Core Curriculum requirement course offerings
- Updating/editing personal information
- Course enrollment information
- View your academic advising report
- How to use the class schedule
- Financial aid information
- Finances - account charges due, make payments, enroll in direct deposit, and more
General Catalog
The University's General Catalog is a comprehensive resource that includes information on University policies:
- Academic Calendar
- List of all University undergraduate programs requirements & Recommended Schedules
- AP/IB exam credit chart guide - note: scroll down the page to see the charts
Academic Central
The Academic Central website includes general information and resources related to advising such as:
- University's Core Curriculum
- Forms for students
- GPA Calculator
- University's Course Concierge service
College of Science - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) includes information about University and College processes, resources, and preparation for student success.
College of Science Advising Syllabi
The following advising syllabi include the College's Advising Mission Statement, the College's definition of academic advising, and identifies both the student and faculty advisor roles, expectations, and responsibilities related to the advising process.
- 1st Year Student's Advising Syllabus
- 2nd Year Student's Advising Syllabus
- 3rd Year Student's Advising Syllabus
- 4th Year Student's Advising Syllabus
Graduation
Students who have consulted and confirmed with their faculty advisor that all requirements for graduation will be completed for a particular semester/term, can learn more about how to apply for graduation in MyNEVADA.
Students are eligible to apply for graduation in MyNEVADA once they have earned at least 108 credits (including in-progress credits) and are in good academic standing at the University.
There is also important information available after a student has submitted a graduation application.
Commencement information on academic dress, tips for attending, and photos
