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Admissions Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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It's pretty easy to get in as I recall. There was no interview, and I
don't believe there were any essays either. Not sure about the essays.
I ... READ MORE
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Former Student
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During the time mentioned, it was very econimical to go to school,
paying a mere $35.00 a credit hour. When UNLV was getting underway,
being one o... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The admitions process was extremely easy. For UNLV there is just a
basic application with your personal information, your transcripts, and
a $40 ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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A confusing jumble of offices had to be cantacted to admit me as a
transfer student. I was transferred from the college dean, to advisors,
to Reg... READ MORE
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Academics Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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I was a business major. I think that the College of Business at UNLV
has a really good program for a school that is not really 'ranked'. The
tea... READ MORE
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Former Student
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The Physics Department was the best in the west, next to Stanford and
Caltech, although this was an unknown feature at the time. It was a
departme... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The specifics of each class very. Even from teacher to teacher what is
covered, how it's covered and the quality of which it's taught is all
very... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Very strong, the Hotel College has outstanding faculty and very strong
curriculum. General Education classes, when taught by professors have
been... READ MORE
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Employment Prospect Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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I really can't comment on this, I used my own contacts to find work, and I don't think it had much to do with the reputation of the school. READ MORE
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Former Student
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Since the physics department held so many respectable scientists of the day, who researched the most up-to-the-moment projects, many graduating studen... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The theater department for performance concentration majors pay more attention to the Graduate students then the undergraduates. Jobs and outside wor... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The Hotel College's internship policy has very liberal parameters which is appreciated. THis college in particular has all the right connections in t... READ MORE
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Quality of Life Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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UNLV is a commuter school. It is set a couple blocks off the strip in a
relatively commercial area. I lived at home with my parents and
commuted... READ MORE
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Former Student
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Las Vegas has always been a city of intrigue by virtue of it being a
city of the night as well as the day. It's gambling casinos attracted
thousan... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The freshmen dorms are horrible. The walls are falling apart sound
passes through the walls like they were paper, the elevators are very
scary t... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Las Vegas is a nasty town, and the University is placed in a bad
neighborhood. There are many outlets for ones' vices, gambling,
drinking, ad dru... READ MORE
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Social Life Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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As a commuter and a local, I socialized off campus with friends that I
had from high school. I really can't comment on this either. The only
thi... READ MORE
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Former Student
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Ironically, Las Vegas contributed to a very paradoxical social life. On-
campus, it was thriving with new discoveries by groups of like-minded
peop... READ MORE
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Current Student
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In Las Vegas there's a large number of bars and clubs but there is
nothing that someone under 21 can do in this city. The resturants are
mostly o... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Clubs, casinos, and loads of free entertainment... it all fades after 6
months or so, after that, you're left with a desert. Yay.
Bars, there are ... READ MORE
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