Nevada State University to host Scorpion Admitted Student Day on April 26

Agency
Crystal Abba Vice Chancellor for Academic & Student Affairs
Crystal Abba Vice Chancellor for Academic & Student Affairs - Official Website
Email
Apr 9, 2025
Byd. d. diggs
0Comments

Scorpion Admitted Student Day at Nevada State University is set for April 26. This event is an opportunity for prospective students to prepare for the Fall 2025 semester.

During the day, attendees can begin registering for fall courses starting in May. The event also includes tours of the campus and on-campus housing. Students will have the chance to attend workshops with Career Services and the Academic Success Center. Additionally, there will be assistance available for FAFSA and academic advising sessions.

Students can use this occasion to make their commitment to Nevada State University for the upcoming semester.

Related

Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown
Agency

Nevada State University breaks ground on North Las Vegas campus to expand access

Nevada State University has begun construction on its new North Las Vegas campus set within downtown’s NLV Gateway development. The initiative aims at expanding educational opportunities while supporting local economic growth.

Carli Smith Director Of Communications
Agency

Film Nevada partners with SetJetters to promote screen tourism in the state

Film Nevada has partnered with SetJetters app to promote screen tourism across iconic movie sites statewide. Officials say this collaboration will help attract visitors by guiding them directly from their screens into real-world destinations seen in popular films.

Dr. Jeffrey Alexander Vice President of Academic Affairs
Agency

Earth Day 2026 celebrated at Truckee Meadows Community College with sustainability events

Truckee Meadows Community College marked Earth Day 2026 with hands-on workshops promoting sustainability. The event featured student essays reflecting on environmental responsibility alongside interactive activities involving pollinators and natural fire prevention.

Previous Post
PACT executive director: Lawsuit abuse ‘costs the average American family $4,200 per year’
Next Post
Seattle’s Lynnwood Link project wins top prize in Build America Awards

Trending

Western Nevada College announces commencement ceremonies for Class of 2026 in Carson City and Fallon
Clark County School District updates graduation policy after settlement with ACLU of Nevada
Construction employment rises by 9,000 in April as nonresidential gains offset residential losses
NSHE Board of Regents selects Dr. Sandra B. Richtermeyer as next president of Nevada State University
NSHE Board of Regents selects Dr. Sandra B. Richtermeyer as next president of Nevada State University
Truckee Meadows Community College honors Gerald Griffin with memorial scholarship

The Weekly Newsletter

Sign-up for the Weekly Newsletter from Silver State Journal.