UNLV Acceptance Rate: Class of 2030 (Latest)

The UNLV acceptance rate is 96.2% and has remained widely accessible to most applicants over recent cycles. Even though Class of 2030 figures are not out yet, you can look to recent middle ranges to understand the academic expectations. Admitted students typically hold a high school GPA between 3.06 and 3.63.

UNLV Acceptance Rate

Official Class of 2030 figures are not public yet. UNLV has a reported acceptance rate of 96.2%.[1] That figure comes from federal reporting rather than a Common Data Set, so it covers the most recent year the U.S. Department of Education has published. This page is updated as soon as newer figures are available.

Admitted Student Profile at UNLV

The middle 50% of enrolled students reported:[1]

• SAT (combined mid-50%): 1010–1240 (EBRW 510–630, Math 500–610)
• ACT composite (mid-50%): 18–25
• High school GPA (mid-50%): 3.06–3.63

UNLV by the Numbers

• Yield rate: 36.2% of admitted students enroll
• Undergraduate enrollment: 24,622
• First-year retention: 79.2%
• Graduation rate: 50.5%

Figures are from federal reporting rather than a Common Data Set, so they describe enrolled students rather than the admitted pool.[1]

What This Means for Your Application

• Expect a high turnover: A yield rate of 36.2% means that while admission is extremely common, the majority of accepted applicants eventually choose to enroll elsewhere.
• Submit typical test scores: An SAT score between 1010 and 1240 or an ACT composite between 18 and 25 places you comfortably among admitted students.
• Prepare for large classes: An undergraduate enrollment of 24,622 means you will be joining a massive student body where taking the initiative to connect is essential.
• Stay focused on graduation: With a first-year retention rate of 79.2% and a graduation rate of 50.5%, utilizing academic advising early is critical for degree completion.