Colleges in Nevada: admission rates, test scores and cost
5 colleges in Nevada that mostly award bachelor's degrees and report an admission rate, most selective first. Net price is the average a year after grants and scholarships; at public colleges it's the price for in-state students.
Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, most recent institution-level data (October 2026 release).
| College | Admission rate | SAT middle 50% | Average net price | Graduation rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| University of Nevada-Reno | 74% | 1060–1290 | $13,797 in-state | 60% |
| Chamberlain University-Nevada | 77% | Not reported | $41,032 | 25% |
| Nevada State University | 87% | Not reported | $14,262 in-state | 36% |
| University of Nevada-Las Vegas | 96% | 1010–1240 | $11,062 in-state | 52% |
| Arizona College of Nursing-Las Vegas | 100% | Not reported | $32,127 | 100% |
Graduation rate: first-time, full-time students who finished within six years. A dash means the college didn't report that number.
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