University of Nevada-Las Vegas

University of Nevada-Las Vegas is located in Carson City, Nevada.

It is a public University.

University of Nevada-Las Vegas offers following types of degrees and certificate programs:

• Less than one year certificate
• Two but less than 4 years certificate
• Bachelor's degree
• Postbaccalaureate certificate
• Master's degree
• Post-master's certificate
• Doctor's degree in research
• Doctor's degree for professional practice

Acceptance rate at University of Nevada-Las Vegas for undergraduate program was 80.69%.

Last year, 12720 students applied for undergraduate program and 10264 got accepted.

Acceptance rate of 80.69% makes it not so competitive to get admission.

5344 enrolled in graduate programs, which includes on campus and online Master's programs.

494 are reported as enrolled exclusively in distance education and 731 are enrolled in at least one distance education course, but not all distance education.

University of Nevada-Las Vegas had 29098 students enrolled in undergraduate programs.

2139 students were enrolled in top 6 Masters degree programs.

University of Nevada-Las Vegas offers 91 graduate programs specialization.

University of Nevada-Las Vegas does not have an open admission policy. It’s admission process is not so competitive.

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