UNR Information
We get regular visits from UNR for application and financial aid help. If you have questions, you are welcome to come to the Cube or contact our UNR representative, Elizabeth Nubel-Davis - enubel@unr.edu
Freshman Information:
Interested in a campus tour : https://www.unr.edu/visit
UNR has different types of tours that they offer:
90 minute walking tour - this is a quick tour around the UNR campus.
Nevada Bound - a free program available for prospective students and parents to visit the campus. Learn about admissions, scholarships, financial aid, housing, tour residence halls, meet with academic representatives and participate in informal discussions with current students and faculty.
Financial Aid: Washoe County District High Schools will be sponsoring FAFSA Parent Nights - January 2024 - A UNR Rep will be attending these Events at all schools. See Financial Aid Tab or /Page/17408
If you have any questions or concerns about FAFSA, please contact UNR's Financial Aid Office. They will be able to answer questions over the phone or you can set up an appointment to meet with a Financial Aid Rep.
https://www.unr.edu/financial-aid
Pack Promise Plus:
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 Pack Promise Plus. 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. To learn more about this program: https://www.unr.edu/nevada-guarantee
NevadaTeach:
NevadaTeach is a dual-degree program for undergraduate STEM majors at the University of Nevada, Reno. Students from a host of majors can add a degree in Secondary Education, without adding time or money to their plan. Most of our alumni teach science, mathematics, and agricultural science at the middle or high school level, while others enter graduate or medical school, go into research, or work in various industries. With NevadaTeach, the options are limitless.
UNR First Year Scholarships:
All new incoming freshman students who have completed ALL admission requirements by Feb 15th are automatically considered for the scholarship programs listed upon admission.
For more information, go to UNR Scholarships
UNR Dual- Enrollment Program
Early College Academy's 1+3 program provides high school students the opportunity to complete a year or more of college courses while still enrolled at their local high school. By completing one year of college requirements during high school, students can graduate college in three years. The Benefits of this program: Get a head start on your college education; Save on Tuition (only $150 per credit); Support Services plus your joining the university community! Lower and Upper Division Courses are available.
https://www.unr.edu/admissions/dual-enrollment