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University of Nevada-Reno: athletic scholarships, costs and sports

University of Nevada-Reno is a public four-year university in Reno, Nevada that competes in NCAA D1. On Smartrecruit it is listed with programs in Softball. Below are its official data on sports, scholarships, cost and admission.

Basics

Athletic associationNCAA D1
TypePublic · four-year university
LocationReno, Nevada
ConferenceIndependent

Sports and number of athletes

Number of athletes per sport reported by the institution to the U.S. Department of Education (EADA 2024).

SportMenWomen
Track and field—101
Baseball39—
Soccer—32
Basketball1416
Swimming—24
Softball—20
Volleyball—19
Tennis108
Golf88
Cross country15—

Athletic scholarships

University of Nevada-Reno reported athletic aid averaging USD 25,443 per male athlete and USD 18,527 per female athlete. Keep in mind that in most sports the scholarship is split among several athletes, so offers vary a lot from player to player. Never assume a full scholarship.

Cost and admission

Estimated yearly cost (out of state)USD 43,928
Yearly cost (in-state residents)USD 25,786
Admission rate74%
SAT (25%-75%)1060-1290
ACT (25%-75%)19-26
Undergraduate students15,599
Graduation rate61%
International graduates4.1%

Cost is a yearly estimate before scholarships and includes tuition, housing and other expenses. At public universities an international student pays the out-of-state cost. Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard. Confirm everything on the official site (www.unr.edu).

Guides

How to contact the coaches at University of Nevada-Reno

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Frequently asked questions

Does University of Nevada-Reno give athletic scholarships?

According to official data, it reported athletic aid. The amount depends on each sport and each player, so ask the coach.

What division does University of Nevada-Reno compete in?

It competes in NCAA D1.

How much does University of Nevada-Reno cost for an international student?

The estimated yearly cost is USD 43,928 before scholarships (the out-of-state cost, which is what an international student pays). Confirm it on the university's official site.

Which sports does University of Nevada-Reno have on Smartrecruit?

Softball.

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Official data from the U.S. Department of Education (EADA 2024, IPEDS, College Scorecard). It may be out of date: confirm on the university's official site.