You’re Next Steps after Being Admitted to 51ԹϺ


  • Confirm your spot in our incoming class! Log into and click on the Admissions tile to accept.51ԹϺ does not require an admission deposit.  If you need help logging in, please call IT Help Desk 702-895-0777.


  • Join us for Admitted Rebel Days, Rebel Preview, a Next Steps session, or a Regional Admitted Reception  to learn more about your next steps to becoming a Rebel. These events are offered both in-person and virtually. Select the “New Student Orientation” event type to view these events.

  • Apply for Financial Aid and Scholarships (if you haven’t already)

    • Starting October 1, you can complete the Institutional Aid Application (IAA) to determine your financial aid eligibility before the FAFSA becomes available.

    • Students who are considered DACA, undocumented, or international should complete the Alternate Need Form.

    • Priority consideration for financial aid and institutional scholarships will be given to those who submit by November 15. Funding may be limited for applications received after the deadline.

    • FAFSA-eligible students will also need to complete the FAFSA as it becomes available.


  • Familiarize yourself with your My51ԹϺ account. Regularly check the Tasks tile for important notifications and any To Do List items. My51ԹϺ allows you to manage things such as registering for classes, checking grades, and paying your tuition and fees.

  • Activate your ACE Account

    Your ACE account allows you to log into various 51ԹϺ services and applications, including , and on-campus computers with just one username and password. You will also need to set up Okta and Multifactor Authentication using a smartphone.


  • This is the university’s official means of communicating with you, and using your account is mandatory. When you activate your Rebelmail, you will have access to Google Workspace applications such as Gmail, Google Docs, Google Calendar, and Google Drive.

  • Register And Attend New Student Orientation
    Registration opens in February for the fall semester and November for the spring semester. Details will be sent to your Rebelmail account. This mandatory one-day program will help you make a successful transition to 51ԹϺ. During the event, you will meet with an advisor and receive your first semester class schedule and your RebelCard. You will also have the opportunity to connect with future classmates, learn about resources and support services, explore involvement opportunities, and more. If you need to make any changes to your course schedule after attending New Student Orientation please contact your Academic Advisor.

  • Submit Official Documents (Transcripts and Test Scores)
    Before New Student Orientation, submit any in-progress or final official documents to the Office of Admissions so that you will be placed in the appropriate level courses. Electronic documents can be sent securely to ugdocuments@unlv.edu.

    • High School Transcript

    • College Transcript(s) - including any dual enrollment college-level credits completed while in high school; admissions requires the official college transcript showing the earned credits.

    • ACT/SAT Scores

    • AP/IB Test Scores

    • IB Certificate or Diploma Program

  • Review Your Course Placement
    Your academic advisor will enroll you into your first semester classes based on your major and the official placement information you submitted to the Office of Admissions. Please review your placement for accuracy.

  • Consider Taking a 51ԹϺ Placement Assessment
    If you would like to improve your course placement, contact the 51ԹϺ placement office for each test to learn more.


  • You can log into the Rebel Success Hub with your ACE account to find answers to frequently asked questions, complete your financial aid verification, or submit your immunization records. You can also request help from various offices.

  • Submit Your Immunization Records
    Students attending 51ԹϺ must meet immunization requirements. Proof of immunizations must be uploaded to the as soon as possible to prevent registration holds.

  • Check Your Residency Status
    Nevada high school graduates are automatically considered in-state residents for tuition purposes. If you did not graduate from a Nevada high school and believe you qualify for in-state residency, review the residency application as soon as possible to determine your eligibility and apply with the required documentation.

  • Create Your RebelCard
    As a new student you can easily submit your photo and government ID online today and you will pick up your card at New Student Orientation. Follow instructions on how to submit your photo here.

  • Explore On-Campus Housing
    All first-year students coming from a high school outside of Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, or Pahrump and are taking six or more credits are required to live on campus during their first year.

  • Review Dining Options
    Residential dining plans are offered on a semester basis and include meals at the Dining Commons and various locations around campus.

  • Attend Rebel Ready Week
    All incoming first-year students are required to attend Rebel Ready Week the week before fall semester begins. Rebel Ready Week is designed to help you gain a sense of belonging and prepare you for a less-stressful first year and a more successful college experience overall. You’ll be assigned to a group and paired with a Rebel Ready Week leader. Together you'll participate in small and large group sessions, listen to keynote speakers, meet new people, and attend various workshops. Throughout the week, you'll also have the chance to attend breakout sessions on topics that interest you. Registration will open after you attend orientation.