UNLV offices, support services, and tools. All links go directly to UNLV resources.
Official UNLV academic support resources. All free for enrolled students.
UNLV's hub for tutoring, supplemental instruction, and academic coaching. Located in the Lied Library. Drop-in and scheduled sessions available.
Free one-on-one writing support for any assignment at any stage. In-person in CBC-A 314 or online via WCOnline.
Meet with your academic advisor for degree planning, academic standing questions, and course selection. SSC-130.
Enrollment, transcripts, withdrawal forms, grade changes, and official academic records.
SAP appeals, scholarship questions, and understanding how your GPA affects your aid eligibility.
Research help, study rooms, computer labs, and librarians who can help with any research assignment.
Academic struggles and mental health are deeply connected. These resources exist for exactly that reason.
Free individual counseling, crisis services, and mental health workshops for enrolled UNLV students. Located in SSC-240.
Call or text 988 anytime. Free, confidential support 24/7 for anyone in emotional distress.
Text HOME to 741741. Free, 24/7 mental health support via text message.
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Peer-reviewed studies and research that inform the advice and tools on this site.
Synthesizes evidence on why students drop out across academic performance, vocational guidance, socioeconomic status, and institutional factors. One of the most comprehensive and current overviews available.
Quincho Apumayta et al. — F1000Research, November 2024At-risk students who received targeted academic support, financial services, and guidance earned higher GPAs and saw graduation rates increase by 55-60% compared to those who did not receive support.
Taylor & Francis, 2025Bibliometric review of 125 retention studies identifying three key research fronts: institutional dropout reduction programs, student success initiatives, and individual persistence factors.
Goncalves et al. — SAGE Open, 2024Examines how mental health issues — affecting an estimated 30% of U.S. college students — intersect with academic persistence, and what protective factors help students stay enrolled during periods of crisis.
Frontiers / PMC, 2024