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2024-2025 academic year
Undergraduate tuition and fees*

In-State Freshman

$9,578

Includes $8,430 in base tuition
Includes $1,148 in mandatory student fees

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Out-of-State Freshman

$27,720

Includes $8,430 in base tuition
Includes $18,142 in non-resident tuition
Includes $1,148 in mandatory student fees

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In-State Transfer

$9,578

Includes $8,430 in tuition
Includes $1,148 in mandatory student fees

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Non-Resident Transfer

$27,720

Includes $8,430 in base tuition
Includes $18,142 in non-resident tuition
Includes $1,148 in mandatory student fees

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Western Undergraduate Exchange

$13,794

Includes $8,430 in base tuition
Includes $4,216 in WUE tuition
Includes $1,148 in mandatory student fees

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Pack Exchange Program

$18,008

Includes $8,430 in base tuition
Includes $8,430 in PEP tuition
Includes $1,148 in mandatory fees

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International

$28,010

Includes $8,430 in base tuition
Includes $18,142 in non-resident tuition
Includes $1,438 in mandatory student fees

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*Based on full-time enrollment of 30 credits across fall (15 credits) and spring (15 credits) before any financial aid packages are applied. Does not include on-campus housing, dining, books or supplies.

2024-2025 academic year
Graduate and Medical Education tuition and fees

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Graduate student tuition and fees

The 2024-2025 per-credit tuition (registration) fee for graduate students is $344.25 per credit. However, graduate programs offer a variety of assistantships (10-hours, 15-hours, and 20-hours) that include varying levels of tuition support. The net cost for a graduate education varies by individual student, graduate program and enrollment status.

Graduate tuition and fees
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School of Medicine

Tuition and fees vary by program within the University of ÁùºÏ±¦µä, Reno, including the Physician Assistant Studies Program and the Medical Education (M.D.) Program.

Is your financial aid on track?

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The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships administers the varying University-, state- and federal-based financial aid programs that are included in an undergraduate student's financial aid package. These programs include scholarships, loans, grants and work study (i.e., student employment).

Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships

Apply for aid

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and submit your application to be considered for available scholarships.

If additional documents are required, to-do items will be placed in your MyNEVADA account and you will be notified via email.

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Tuition and fees resources

Tuition and fees rates

Get more details in tabular format of the University's tuition and fees, as set by the ÁùºÏ±¦µä System of Higher Education (NSHE) Board of Regents.

Predictable pricing

Tuition is set by the ÁùºÏ±¦µä System of Higher Education (NSHE) and yearly per-credit registration fees are set up to the 2026-2027 academic year.

Cost of attendance

Review cost of attendance figures, including direct and indirect costs, compiled by the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships.

Tuition waivers

The University supports a variety of tuition waivers, from the Native American Fee Waiver to programs for foster youth.

Student fees guide

Learn more about mandatory student fees that cover a range of services and programs at the University.

Financial aid forms

Access a menu of financial aid forms, from dependent worksheets to tax forms.

We're here to help

Undergraduate students

Contact us via email at finaid@unr.edu, call (775) 784-4666 or (877) 666-0014 (toll free), or .

Graduate students

Contact us via email at gradadmissions@unr.edu or call (775) 784-6869.

International students

Contact us via email at oiss@unr.edu or call (775) 784-6874.

This is an estimate. The above costs are reflective of 2024-2025. Fees are subject to change with approval from NSHE Board of Regents. Additional fees may vary by academic level, program, living and meal arrangements.