Tuition & Fees Payment Deadlines

  • February 3, 2025 is the last day to pay tuition and fees for the Spring 2025 semester without a $25 per day late penalty. In-person payments must be made by 5 p.m. in the Cashier's Office. This is also the last day to pay for any mid-semester/modular course(s).
  • Tuesday, January 21, 2025 is the first day of late registration. Late payment fees are calculated at $25 per day beginning Tuesday, February 4, 2025 up to the maximum of $250. Late registration fees are $50 for all students whose initial registration for the term occurs during the late registration period.
  • Thursday, February 6, 2025 is the administrative drop for nonpayment deadline. Students will be withdrawn from classes the morning of Thursday, February 6, 2025.

Tuition Payment Options

Online

Paying your tuition and fees online through our secure MyUNLV using your Visa, Mastercard, American Express or Discover credit card is the quickest and easiest way. If you use an on-campus computer or any computer used by other people, be sure you log off the registration system and close the Internet browser so the person who uses that station after you cannot access your personal information.

  • If your credit card is declined, you will not be notified, and late fees may be assessed. Print your account balance or confirmation number as verification that your payment was submitted. Credit cards decline for many reasons, not necessarily because you do not have sufficient available credit. You must check back in three (3) business days to ensure your bank accepted the payment.
  • Late fees are not calculated into the balance total online. Late fees are calculated based on the date payment received. You must calculate late fees ($25 per day, regardless of the number of credits). In three (3) business days, the updated late fees will be on your account balance.
  • Balances owed for multiple semesters. Payments are applied to oldest due date first when paying online. To have payments apply to specific semester charges you need to pay in person in the Cashier's office.

Please follow these step-by-step instructions to make an online payment:

  1. Login to MyUNLV.
  2. From your MyUNLV Rebel Student Homepage, click on the “My Account” tile to enter the Payment Portal.
  3. From the list of options on the left, click “Make a Payment”.
  4. From the dropdown box, select “Payment Method” and click “Confirm”.
  5. Enter payment dollar amount and click “Confirm”.
  6. Enter credit card or ACH account information and check that the information is correct. 
  7. To complete your online payment, click “Submit”.
  8. Once completed, you will now be taken to the Confirmation page. You have successfully made an online payment to your account.

If your browser encounters a third party page error and/or is redirected to the MyUNLV login page while making a payment, we recommend that you:

  • Delete/clear your browsing history and cookies. Make sure ALL boxes are checked
  • Close (Windows) or quit (Apple/Mac products) your browser completely

If you continue to experience problems making your payment follow the navigation below:

If using Google Chrome as your browser:

  • Click on the three dots in the top right corner of the browser and select Settings
  • Click on Privacy and Security and look for “Third-Party Cookies”
  • Select “Allow third party cookies”

If using Safari on a Mac or iOS device:

Mac:

  • Click Safari on the top left corner of your screen and select Preferences
  • Under the Privacy tab, the "Prevent Cross-Site Tracking" setting must be disabled

iPhone:

  • Go to the Settings App, search for Safari, and click on the App
  • Scroll down to Privacy and Security, the "Prevent Cross-Site Tracking" setting must be disabled.

International Payments (Bank Transfer, Credit Cards, Online)

The university collects international payments via local accounts around the world. To make payments from outside of the United States, please visit the UNLV International Student Payments page, fill in the information, and choose your preferred payment method.

INVESTMENT ACCOUNT PAYMENTS

You may make tuition payments from a 529 Plan. Many 529 plans are now able to send funds via ACH. Check with your 529 plan to see if digital disbursement is available. Contact your provider to arrange for a check to be sent to the university or make a wire payment if a digital disbursement is not an option. Please contact us using Self-Service and request the wire information.

Make checks payable to NSHE Board of Regents. Your name and NSHE Student ID number must be on the front of the check to ensure the correct account is credited.

Mailing Address:
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Box 451015
4505 S. Maryland Pkwy.
Las Vegas, NV 89154-1015

Drop Box

The Drop Box will open two (2) weeks before the start of each semester and remain open during the summer sessions. It is available 24 hours a day for check and money order payments and is located at the south entrance of the Student Services Building – A (SSC-A).

Important Tips for Using the Drop Box

  • Do not put cash in the drop box. It is to be used for check, cashier's check, or money order payments only.
  • The student's NSHE Student ID must be on the front of all checks, cashier's checks, and money orders.
  • Make checks, cashier's checks, and money orders payable to NSHE Board of Regents.
  • A $25 service charge will be assessed for any check returned unpaid by your bank for any reason, including stop payment.
  • Checks altered in any way are not accepted.

Cashier's Office

You may make cash payments in-person at the Cashier's Office, which is located next to the Student Accounts Office on the first floor of the Student Services Building - A (SSC-A 136).

  • Paying in-person is the only way to make a cash payment for your tuition and fees. Please sign into CashieringQ.
  • All payments made by cash can only be verified and traced by your receipt number. If the receipt becomes lost or misplaced, you lose proof of your cash payment, whereas a check or money order may be traced through banking institutions. 
  • It is advisable to get a cashier's check or money order to pay your tuition and fees and put it in the drop box with your Student ID number on the front. While the Cashier's Office accepts all forms of payment, keep in mind that long lines form during the weeks before and after the start of each semester.

Fax

Effective January 1, 2025, we will no longer accept credit card payments via fax.

Please fill out the Credit Card Authorization Form and fax the completed form back to our offices at 702-895-1164. This form is NOT accepted through email.

Tuition Bill/Tuition Payment Amount

UNLV sends electronic notices to Rebel Mail accounts prior to the start of each semester. You may receive an up-to-date balance due on MyUNLV at any time. You do not need a bill to pay your tuition. You are responsible to have your tuition and fees paid by the due dates. You will be responsible for all late fees regardless of the status of a bill. Nonpayment of fees may cause you to be financially withdrawn from your courses. It is not appropriate to be attending courses without your tuition and fees paid up to date.

All tuition is due by the stated payment deadline.

The university will only defer tuition and fees for “anticipated” financial aid. If your financial aid (other than “anticipated aid”) has not been applied to your tuition and fees by this date, you must pay and be reimbursed when aid is applied. Please contact UNLV Financial Aid & Scholarships about the status of your aid application. It is not appropriate to be attending classes without your account paid.

Students should consult MyUNLV to verify their mailing address or to enroll in direct deposit. If payment is made with a credit card prior to financial aid applying, a refund will be generated by direct deposit or check.

Delinquent Account Policy

Students and former students having a delinquent (past-due) account (including tuition and registration fees, student fees, special courses fees, and residence life charges billed to a student’s account in the student information system) with any member institution of the Nevada System of Higher Education will be placed on financial hold at all member institutions. Students and former students on financial hold may not register for classes. Students can receive an unofficial or official transcript at any time. The student or former student may inspect their records under the provisions of the federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). Delinquent accounts may be sent to collection after 90 days. The student will be assessed collection/legal fees.

For more information, visit Section 2 of the Delinquent Accounts Policy.

To enter into an approved payment plan for a past due balance, contact Nancy Dooley at nancy.dooley@unlv.edu or 702-895-3917.