Public Institution
University of Nevada-Reno
The University of Nevada-Reno's campus sits in the high desert of northern Nevada, near the Sierra Nevada mountains. Students benefit from a strong research environment and access to a medical school and acclaimed journalism program. The university's location provides opportunities for outdoor recreation, while also being close to the amenities of Reno.
Programs
45
Analyzed in dataset
Earnings
$43,497
Average graduate, 1 yr after
Outlook
55/100
Avg DegreeOutlook Score
Tuition
$8,994
In-state sticker price
Out-of-state: $25,950/yr
Financial Aid
The sticker price is rarely what families actually pay. University of Nevada-Reno's grant and scholarship aid lowers the net price for most income brackets. 24% of students receive Pell Grants; 26% take federal loans.
Net Price by Family Income
Academic Year 2025| Income Bracket | Avg Net Price | 4-Year Net Cost |
|---|---|---|
| $0 – $30K | $12,126 | $48,504 |
| $30K – $48K | $12,482 | $49,928 |
| $48K – $75K | $15,116 | $60,464 |
| $75K – $110K | $18,042 | $72,168 |
| $110K+ | $20,739 | $82,956 |
| Sticker price (no aid) | $8,994 | $35,976 |
Net price = tuition + fees + room & board minus grants and scholarships, by reported family-income bracket. Source: IPEDS Student Financial Aid survey via College Scorecard.
Programs at University of Nevada-Reno
45 degree programs ranked by DegreeOutlook Score. Click any program for AI scenario analysis and 10-year earnings projections.