Admission
Summer enrollment is open to admitted and non-admitted students. Refer to the UNLV Admission website (www.unlv.edu/admissions) to learn how to apply to the university.

Non-admitted students are not eligible for financial aid, scholarships, Veterans Administration benefits, or academic advisement.

Admitted students who want to use Summer Term credits in their degree programs are advised to consult catalogs and faculty advisors in the university from which they intend to receive their degrees.

All admitted freshmen students should meet with academic advisors from the departments in which they plan to major. For a complete list of your academic advisors, first go to UNLV's home page (www.unlv.edu), then go to the Quick Find pull-down menu and click under Academic Advisors. Students who have not declared majors contact the University College Advising Center, (702) 895-3177, to make Appointments to see an academic advisor.

Graduate Students
The deadline for admission to graduate programs varies with the program. Contact the department of interest for additional information.

Non-degree seeking post-baccalaureate students may complete the Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Student form online at graduatecollege.unlv.edu. Non-degree seeking graduate students (Graduate Specials) may enroll in 600 or 700 level courses with the consent of the instructor. No guarantee, of course, can be given that such work may be subsequently included in advanced degree programs here at UNLV or elsewhere.

Graduate courses with a 700E designation may not be used in a UNLV graduate degree program. Additionally, courses which are graded on a satisfactory/fail basis may not be used in a graduate degree program except for thesis, dissertation or professional paper.

Students may take no more than six graduate credits in a five-week session, no more than three graduate credits in a three-week session, and no more than twelve credits for the entire Summer Term.

Questions: Address questions about graduate status, admissions, or transfer credit to the Graduate College, Flora Dungan Humanities Building, third floor; or call (702) 895-3320.

High School Students
All high school juniors and seniors with a cumulative grade point average required by UNLV or higher at the time of admission are eligible for participation in the early studies program. Initiate requests with a high school counselor or the Center for Academic Enrichment and Outreach at (702) 895-4777.

Residency for the Purposes of Tuition
Out-of-state students will pay $50.00 per credit hour in addition to the basic per-credit hour course fees and applicable special fees. Please visit the Registrar's Office for updated information on this fee and how to file for residency status.

Residency status is determined by the Registrar's Office located in Frazier Hall.

Admitted out-of-state students wishing consideration to change their out-of-state status must contact the Registrar's Office to obtain the appropriate application.

Non-admitted out-of-state students of undetermined residency can refer to the Non-Admitted Student Information website (www.unlv.edu/admissions/frResidencyFAQ.html) for additional information.

If you are a non-admitted student and have earned a bachelor's degree, you are advised to visit the Graduate College website at graduatecollege.unlv.edu and fill out the Application to be a Non Degree Seeking Graduate Student.