University of Nevada-Reno Top Questions

At the University of Nevada, Reno, the professors are not just Ph.D.'s with no practical experience. Most of them have spent over ten years working in the field of study for which they teach. This knowledge of the actual working world provides immeasurable value to their courses as they not only are able to emphasize the important topics, but also are able to give sound, useful advice pertaining to our future. On top of that, on the whole, the professors here also take an active interest in our, the students', future plans.

The academic surrounding and the social life. There is always something going on and something to do. All of the academic clubs also add a huge impact on campus, as well as the Greek system.

the history

I love the campus, i can sit under a tree and study. I also chose it because it is the only college in this state that teaches Japanese and i am very interested in that, the teachers here are wonderful, helpful and work with my schedule. The support is amazing.

The best thing about the university are all of the resources on campus. If you have a question about something, you have access to the internet, books, and it's likely that a couple professors have the answer. Everyone is so knowledgeable and willing to help you get out into the real world on your own. Most teachers have been involved with the field they're teaching so they can guide you in the right direction.

The school offers many science classes and CORE classes are offered online for those with work or other important respoonsibilities.

The best thing that has happened to me while attending the University of Nevada Reno, would be joining my sorority Delta Gamma. It not only gave me the opportunity to meet so many wonderful people, but there are so many leadership opportunities and community service hours that I was able to participate in. It keeps me involved and it was definitely one of my best college experiences!

I love UNR because of all the opportunities it provides for its students. If something isn't available that a student would like to see happen, the university gives its full support on helping that student accomplish their goals. The school is big but there is a sense of belonging on campus, and a lot of school spirit. UNR also places emphasis on finding a major/career that will make a student happy, not necessarily something that will make them lots of money, which is something I admire.

I love this school! The best thing is the campus. Great buildings (new and old), pretty surroundings and awesome on-campus living. It's big, but not too big and is definitely bike/pedestrian friendly.

The look of the campus, i just feel at home when i am there.