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I enjoyed my time at UNR. There were a lot of california students like myself, so i never felt homesick or ostracized. I had a lot of cool opportunities that popped up once i figured out what i wanted to do. I enjoy most of my teachers and the information i was learning. i challenged myself and graduated with a higher gpa than i ever had. the area around the school was very much college oriented. downtown can be rough, so always be aware of your surroundings. the campus was safe but had a lot of... Read More construction at the time.

I attended the MFA program in creative writing for a year. This is a great program for people who want to write speculative fiction. That said, the workload was hilariously easy in all but one class. The workshops don鈥檛 require students to read anything but each other's work. So, if you go here, know that you will be unemployable. An MFA is a terminal teaching degree, but anywhere that wants a fiction writer or poet will expect them to also teach contemporary literature and/or non-major literature.... Read More This program does not prepare its graduates to do that in any meaningful way. The workshops were full of lazy students who didn鈥檛 read (fiction, theory, or anything else really) beyond one pet author (usually George R.R. Martin or N.K. Jemisin). They routinely came to non-workshop classes without having done the reading. They then acted like they knew everything about literature. Workshops were very cliquey with comments revolving around a bunch of faux-literary 鈥測ou can鈥檛 do that鈥� rules that no published author actually follows. Anything experimental or nonlinear was attacked because the students had read so little that they couldn鈥檛 understand much of anything. There was also a gang of rich suburban Mean Girls who thought they were social justice warriors but who didn鈥檛 have a clue what they were talking about because鈥攜ou guessed it!鈥攖hey didn鈥檛 read any actual books on gender, sexuality, or race and just went off what they鈥檇 seen on Reddit. The department seemed well meaning, but the MFA professors were clearly more interested in being friends with the grad students than challenging them. Too many admitted students were there just because they鈥檇 done an undergrad degree in the program. The professors were overwhelmingly white (no black or gay/lesbian), and many were visibly afraid to talk about anything dealing with diversity. They clearly didn鈥檛 keep up on issues in the field the way most English professors do. The city is actually pretty cool. High rent prices (and shockingly low grad stipends in comparison), but still some cool underground/indie things to do. There are plenty of readings and visiting writers, so that part was great (mostly poets, though, even though most grad students are in fiction). They don鈥檛 fund their students over the summer, so when Covid hit, I couldn鈥檛 find employment and had to drop out.

The University was very difficult to navigate due to their poor advising staff. The advising department was poor and made many mistakes. They often didn't solve the mistakes made they just asked for me to continue taking classes. I earned my degree but unfortunately do not feel much pride for my school. I wish I had a different experience because of all the work I put into school. I looked forward to the my college experience and found the support system unfortunate. Other than the support the course... Read More work was enjoyable and has benefitted me later in life.

General Studies was a mixture of communication and business entrepreneurial courses that make ump the study of my degree. I choose this path because I wanted a little bit of different areas. I believe mass amount of different experiences and knowledge from Finance, international business courses and communication courses on how to talk to different cultures wherever you're at is extremely important. Especially when you want to make a difference not just in one place or with certain individuals but... Read More the diversity in the world itself.

I greatly enjoyed the subject matter of this degree and I had some truly amazing professors there along the way. I will say that the program seemed unnecessarily hard to navigate with what seemed to be an ever-changing list of requirements. This would not have been so bad had it not been done surreptitiously. If I were to give any advice it would be that students interested in this major develop a strong relationship with their advisor and ensure that they are knowledgeable of what is required of... Read More them. My saving grace was Laurie Beck who ensured that I knew about all changes and modifications to my program. I would also advise that students develop a strong relationship with their professors in order to gain realistic information on the job market. I was able to work during college based on a referral from a professor that turned into a long term career opportunity. If you are looking for a program that is incredibly diverse and will allow for you to gain a wide range of experience and skills then I would suggest the Community Health and Sciences Program at University of Nevada Reno. For someone like me who often has felt the desire to try new career paths I value this degree for ensuring that I am able to move rather fluidly when the time comes for me to gain a more broad work experience. The skills that I learned in this program truly served me well as I continue in the adventure that is life.

When I was in pursuit of my biology degree it seemed as if all my professors were ready to help whenever I needed. They all went above and beyond to make sure I understood the material and could implement it. I would always be able to find help when needed, whether it was the professors themselves, their TAs, or any college tutor programs necessary. Simultaneously I was taking classes to fulfill my veterinary medicine major, this was a different story. While not all professors were hard to work with,... Read More some did not want to see you succeed. For instance, my counselor would actively try to push me away from my desired career. It was very difficult to talk to some of the professors when I was stuck on a problem or needed help. Their core curriculum was changing during the years that I was there, so it was increasingly difficult for the advisors to keep track on the requirements everyone needed to graduate. This reckless implementation caused some of my colleagues to be held back for another semester. School safety was very overlooked. For example, one of their students was present at the Charlottesville March and instead of addressing the issue they pretended it never happened. On multiple occasions there were swastikas painted on the walls that the administration refused to look or pain over. Overall, the university is full of opportunity for those who seek it, and although people could have very negative experiences there were many ordinary semesters. If I were to have a doover I would have gone through my undergraduate career with a different mentality than I went with.

The Masters of Public Administration program at the University of Nevada, Reno is fantastic. I have had a great experience from the beginning. The program is geared towards students who work fulltime and the advisors are helpful and knowledgeable. The faculty are great and have amazing insight in the field. Every course I have taken has been valuable. I currently am using the skills and material I have learned in class in the real world. I enjoy attending class because I know I am learning rather... Read More than sitting in classes just to get by. I recommend taking advantage of taking summer courses that are offered because it helps to finish the program rather quickly. The program consists of 6 Political Science courses, 3 elective course, and 3 comprehensive exams. The 3 elective courses must be in the same field. I chose social work. The professors will work with you if things come up as long as you communicate with them. The department as a whole is very understanding and want to help students. The University of Nevada, Reno is also a beautiful campus. I attended as an undergrad and returned for my masters. The campus is green and full of trees with a small lake on the south side of campus. It is a great University with a growing amount of student. The University is continuous working to provide resources to its students and keep the campus up to date. I love being a student at the University of Nevada, Reno.

I had a wonderful experience while attending the University of Nevada, Reno's school of Education. The campus is beautiful at all times of the year and the city of Reno has such pride in the University and supports the Silver and Blue all the time. I was surprised to find that the class sizes were small and the professors take the time to get to know their students. The school of education provides many opportunities for the student to get out into the local community and schools to learn first hand.... Read More Overall, I had a great experience.

I was a community health science major at the University of Nevada, Reno. The degree program gave a good overall picture of the many aspects of health . Some of the subjects covered included epidemiology, biostatistics, public health, healthcare finance, disabilities, and health policy. Most of the classes are very interesting, but honestly the community health science major is a bit of a soft major. Aside from epidemiology and biostatistics, the CHS curriculum is quite easy. This may not be a good... Read More thing for someone pursuing medical school, they may not be adequately prepared for a much more difficult curriculum. My minor was biology, and the most difficult courses I had to take were for my minor. Overall, the CHS major was good degree program, if not a little too easy,

The University of Reno Nevada was a wonderful school to attend with a great atmosphere and many amenities for students. I enjoyed most of my experiences with professors as I narrowed in on my degree. Human Development and Family studies is a wonderful degree to pursue, I will warn that most jobs may not pay much but the work you can do and the people you can help makes it worth it. It has also set me in a position to continue my education and work towards my masters. It's a great foundation but I... Read More would recommend more education be added to it.