Silver State Transfer Program
The co-admission program is a bridge from the Nevada Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) community colleges to the University of Nevada, Reno. Program participants have the opportunity to work one-on-one with advising specialists as they transition to the University of Nevada, Reno. The purpose of the program is to support community college students as they prepare to transfer, ensuring a smooth transition to the baccalaureate degree. Students who are in the program may take courses from both the community college and the University at the same time that they are pursuing their transferable associate degree. The community college remains the home campus for co-admit students.
Silver State Transfer program guidelines
Community college students who attend a Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) community college (GBC, WNC, TMCC and CSN) may apply for the co-admission program.
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Program guidelines
- Students must be in good academic standing
- Students agree to all the exchange of transcript data between the community college and the University
- Students are required to meet with their assigned academic advisor each semester at both the University and the community college
- Students are expected to enroll in courses leading to both the AA/AS degree and bachelor's degree
Silver State Transfer Program benefits
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Program benefits
- Most efficient and least costly route to the baccalaureate degree as a result of coordinated, timely and accurate academic advising from both the community college and University.
- Updated academic advising reports from the University regarding progress towards the bachelor's degree.
- Updated academic advising reports from the community college regarding progress towards the associate degree.
- Transcripts exchanged updating degree audit report at both institutions.
- Personally invited to Nevada's campus for events.
- University NetID for accessing University library resources.
- WolfCard University student I.D. Only attainable once student has enrolled in at least one credit with the University.
- Access to the E. L. Wiegand Fitness Center. Paid in fees once enrolled in one credit at the University, or can be purchased at the E. L. Wiegand Fitness Center for $45/semester.
- Receive mentoring through the University's Peers At Work (PAW) mentoring program.
How to apply to the Silver State Transfer program
If you'd like to apply to the Silver State Transfer Program, follow the steps below. If you have questions, contact Kari Emm, Director of Transfer Recruitment at kemm@unr.edu.
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Step One: Submit an undergraduate application for admission
Complete an undergraduate admissions application and save it in the system. You do not need to make a payment at that time. The $60 non-refundable application fee will be deferred until you enroll at the University.
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Step Two: Notify transfer office
Notify Kari Emm by email at kemm@unr.edu to verify your application has been received.
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Step Three: Submit your official transcripts
In order to complete the application process, we must receive official copies of your transcripts. You mail mail or hand-deliver or email these records to our offices.
Mail
If you'd like to mail records, you can send them to the following address:University of Nevada, Reno
Admissions & Records
MS 0120
Reno, NV 89557Hand-deliver
You may also hand-deliver immunization records to the Office of Admissions and Records, located in the Fitzgerald Student Services building on the second floor. -
Step Four: Submit your official immunization records
In order to register for classes, we must receive a copy of your immunization records. You may mail, fax, hand-deliver or email these records to our offices.
Mail
If you'd like to mail records, you can send them to the following address:University of Nevada, Reno
Admissions & Records
MS 0120
Reno, NV 89557Hand-deliver
You may also hand-deliver immunization records to the Office of Admissions and Records, located in the Fitzgerald Student Services building on the second floor.Fax
You may fax immunization records to (775) 784-4283.Email
You may email immunization records to mynevada@unr.edu.