Classroom instruction is continuing online and day-to-day services and support programs are ongoing via remote operations. Get the latest information via our coronavirus updates page.
To do whatever it takes. To follow every lead. To go to the ends of the earth in pursuit of knowledge. This is what drives the University of Nevada, Reno – and it is this spirit that has powered our rise to Carnegie® Classification R1, joining America’s top research universities.
What began in 1874 has grown into a high-impact, nationally ranked and transformative research institution.
Customize an academic path with more than 460 undergraduate & graduate degree, certificate & minor programs within 12 academic colleges and schools.
As a land-grant institution, we emphasize making a college education a realizable goal for those who apply.
Did you know more than 50% of our students graduate with no debt?
Are you planning your college experience? Refer to our cost estimates tables to get a better understanding of your expected tuition and fees as an undergraduate student at the University of Nevada, Reno.
Considering graduate school? Learn more about our tuition and fees for graduate students at the University of Nevada, Reno.
If you've got the grades to go to the University of Nevada, Reno, family finances shouldn't stand in your way.
That's why there's The Nevada Guarantee. If you're a Nevada resident and come from a low-income family, we'll guarantee you free tuition, fees and books, plus all the academic and social support you'll need to graduate in four years or less.
If you're a new freshman or transfer student from the Western U.S., you can save on your out-of-state tuition.
We are a proud participant in WUE, which allows students from participating states and territories to pay only 150% of our standard Nevada resident tuition. Participating areas include Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington and Wyoming.
Graduate student Danielle Salcido stomps through thick jungle underbrush in knee-high rubber boots, plastic bags of plant samples tied to her backpack. It’s muggy and lightly raining, but there is one thing missing. The bugs.
NSHE institutions lending help to state during pandemic
All eight NSHE institutions are playing a role during outbreak of coronavirus
Banding together to feed the Pack
ASUN’s Campus Escort and Pack Provisions working to ensure on-campus food pantry services remain available during alternative University operations
Volunteers pick up groceries and other shopping essentials and deliver them right to the doorstep of those who can’t leave their homes
YOUR FUTURE IS POWERED BY KNOWLEDGE℠
