University of Las Vegas, Nevada

University of Las Vegas, Nevada

Max Romano

Admission Requirements• Have a 3.0 GPA (weighted) in each of the

following:– 4 years of English– 3 years of Math (Alg. I, Alg. II, Geo., PreCal.,

Trig.)– 3 years of Social Science (World Hist., US

Hist.)– 3 years of Natural Science (Bio., Chem.,

Phys.)• 2 years of lab

If You Don’t Have That…

• 1040 on the SAT (Reading & Math)• Or• 22 on the ACT

If You Don’t Have That…• Two letters of recommendation• SAT/ACT scores

General Education Requirements

• Unless you place out of a certain class…• English 101 and 102• World Literature I and II• U.S. and Nevada Constitutions• Any Math class

Distribution Requirements• Requires you to take a few classes outside of

your Major’s content area• Three content areas

– Humanities and the Fine Arts– Life and Physical Sciences and Analytical Thinking– Social Sciences

• Someone taking a Social Sciences major (Psychology) would have to take classes listed under the other two categories

AP/SAT/ACT

• 4 on AP exam, 680 on SAT Reading, or 30 on ACT waive English 101 requirement, go to English 102

• 4 on AP Calc. exam waives Calc. I requirement, go to Calc. II– 630/28 skips Pre Calc., go to Calc. I

• Save money on credits

Cost

• Tuition $16,750• Room $7,280• Board $5,240• Total $29,270

– Meal plan included

Housing/Food• Tonopah Hall• Dayton Hall• Dining Hall

Restaurants that take the RebelCard:Starbucks Sub Connection Jamba Juice Pandini's Taco Bell Grill 365 Panda ExpressCoffee Bean & Tea Leaf 7-11 (near Jack in the Box)Denny's - 2 Locations: Maryland Pkwy. & Las Vegas Blvd.

Joe's NY Pizza ChipotleJohnny Rockets Pampas Brazilian SteakhousePopeye's Chicken King and I Quizno's Freakin Frog High Roller DeliPapa John's Pizza

Common area in the dorm halls with TV, fooseball, couches, and

vending machines

RebelCard• Student ID Card• Not useless like the MHS card

– Opens dorm halls– Lets you into the gym– Gets you into most events for free– Reloadable with cash

• Pay for printing/copying at library• Buy books• All restaurants on campus (some off campus)

Library

• Six floors• Conference rooms in the back to meet

with classmates– Rent out projectors, whiteboards, laptops

• Quiet rooms on third and fourth floors• Giant collection of old works (600,000 and

counting)

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