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From California? Want a $13,000 annual scholarship?

Find out if you qualify for a Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) tuition scholarship, renewable for four years.

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Take a campus visit. Whether it is an in-person walking tour, a guided virtual tour or a single day Nevada Bound program, we are excited to welcome you to our 290-acre campus.
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Find a major

13 colleges. 40 departments. 145+ bachelor's degree options. Find an academic path that fits your personal and professional goals.

Majors and minors
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Costs and aid

In-state tuition is under $8,000 per year and out-of-state tuition through the Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) is only $11,206 per year for qualified students. Find a financial program that works for you.

Tuition, costs and aid
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On-campus housing

Call campus home by choosing from three themed learning living communities and five residence halls for freshmen. Learn more about your housing options.

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Opportunity U: The Nevada Admissions Blog

Applying to college is a big decision, and you'll make a lot of choices along the way. Get tips and advice from the admissions staff at the University of Nevada, Reno to help you navigate the college search process.

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Early Decision vs. Early Action: What's the difference?

Learn the difference between early decision and early action and find out what it means for you.

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Parent guide: 5 questions you should be asking your high school senior now

If your student is a high school senior, now is the time to ask these five key questions about the college search process.

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Top 5 reasons to study engineering

Curious about whether an engineering major is for you? Read on to see our top 5 reasons you should major in engineering.

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