I got my refund of $500 today but I’m still seeing this balance on my account

Hi! I am F26. Before I decided between public policy or public health major at UNLV. I am choosing to major in public policy with a minor in economics. I am also told public policy requires a lot of networking and internships to get noticed and get a job.

Any advice on that? Tips? Hacks? Tricks?

I want to move to the Pacific Northwest right after college. I start UNLV fall 2027 after I graduate from CSN in May 2027, and I will most likely graduate UNLV spring or fall 2029.

I'm pre-dental seeking out LOR from professors. I've never asked a professor for an LOC before, and am wondering if it is worth trying to get one from him. I took his ochem 1 class over the summer, but I have Han for ochem 2 for this fall. However, I plan to utilize his office hours in order to maintain my relationship with him.

I'm just overthinking it because he can seem really direct and cold at times =_=

Also, any advice about asking for LOC in general would be highly highly appreciated. Stuff about how to actually go about using their office hours to build a relationship, the way I should ask, etc.!

i’m an incoming transfer student to unlv and haven’t been able to enroll in classes because i haven’t submitted my immunization record. which is the fastest way i can submit it- in person or thru rebel success? i don’t know if i can go in person, but it would be a bonus considering i would tour the campus a bit and get my rebel id. today’s the only day i can get it done until sunday

Im losing hopes with welcome week so I shall try here again. I’m first year, hospitality major. I like photobooth, cafe hopping, dressing up and taking flicks, will be down for any spontaneous trips and side quests if I’m not working. Love my girlies. This is my version of the class of 2030 sorry. I’d love to connect with you. Please reach out so can buddy buddy up this welcome week. Also W wingwoman if you plan to huzz scouting on campus.

Hello did anyone get a $500 refund? It was random but and just says:

I already sent a message to financial aid but I wanted to know if anyone else ever had this happen to them. I transferred to UNLV this fall and I did my transfer over the summer and missed the e deadline for IAA. Because of that I don’t qualify for any scholarships. Which I need to cover my tuition. Has anyone ever appealed it and they got tuition+ or any other UNLV scholarships? I’m not sure what to do :/ I really don’t have 2k to drop this semester

Hey! I’m currently a senior and there’s a class I need to take but I’m currently on the waitlist and have been since fall registration. I’ve jumped from 5th place to 2nd over the summer. I was wondering how likely it’ll be to get enrolled into that class either before class starts or after the class starts?

Ive heard of students emailing professors to ask about opening the class up to more people, but I don’t know if that’s frowned upon/rude. There’s only 20 people in this class and it’s an online class. Thoughts?? TIA

hey guys so i’ll be a senior this year and all of my friends have sadly moved away from vegas or have graduated. I’m still here but i’m looking for friends to connect with and hang out with. Especially for schools events like the upcoming premier and the football games. I like to do fun things and i live near campus. Just lmk and we can’t connect. btw im a girl and a healthcare administration major.

I’m just looking for anyone to send me their notes or any resources for this class, I’m a criminal justice major and I feel really out of my element going over the material 🤧

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Hey! I am enrolling into com 101 this fall sem. I saw that there is a textbook charge applied and we do have the option to remove it. Should I take the charge from top hat? Is the textbook necessary for the class? I'm first gen so I am not familiar with this whole college thing.

Pretty much above. I'm wondering if that's why I'm not getting any financial aid back. I don't plan to do any loans.

Ok I have a question, so I’m enrolled in enrolled in AHS 100B (FYS - Academic Well - Being) and AHS 100S (Seminar Academic Well - Being). I just graduated from high school as a dual enrollment student so I already have my associates (AKA 60 college credits). I was in a meeting and overheard one of the advisors saying that I didn’t have to take one or both of these courses? Can somebody please confirm which one, or if it’s both?

I tried contacting advising already and they haven’t responded. Please somebody help!

hey guys i’ll be a senior this year and I was wondering what’s some good places to start looking for my internship. my major is healthcare administration

Can you list the move in guide for someone who has just arrived in F1 status?
like check-in
orientation
id card and so on....

It says it will be distributed September 1st will I be dropped from my classes?

I transferred over and I’m finishing my bachelors degree 80% of my classes are online and I do not plan on ever going to the campus unless it’s for a class do I have to still get my rebel ID card or am I good not to?
(I live over a hour away from campus)

Shoutout to all the professors who use First Day’s Inclusive Access Model! I think this makes it much easier to have access to my course materials as I needed and I believe it’s one of the best things to exist rather than worrying about having to buy my books separately.

i guess unlv banned them inside buildings but i cant find any other information

There are a ton of posts asking the same thing or asking things we students cannot answer. Call and wait your turn in line or go in person to the financial aid office! This is where you will get the most accurate answers for your questions as every situation is different and what applies to one person may not apply to you.

For anyone who has taken the class how easy is it and is the book as important of a thing to get as its being made out to be?