Basic Info

Why This School?

- UNLV and UNRN transfer contract - internship possible - affortable living cost and tuition fee - English course possible

College of Southern Nevada About the

CSN is the largest and most ethnically diverse higher education institution in Nevada. It serves over 35,000 students annually and offers more than 200 degree and certificate programs. The college has multiple campuses and centers throughout the Las Vegas Valley.

College of Southern Nevada About the

Surrounding Area

TThe College of Southern Nevada (CSN) is located in Las Vegas, Nevada, a vibrant and diverse city known for its entertainment, culture, and recreational activities. Here's some information about the city and activities you can enjoy in Las Vegas:  • Entertainment: Las Vegas is often referred to as the "Entertainment Capital of the World." It's famous for its world-class shows, concerts, and performances. You can catch shows ranging from Cirque du Soleil productions to headlining music acts and comedy shows.  • Casinos: Las Vegas is synonymous with casinos. The city is home to numerous iconic casino resorts along the Las Vegas Strip, where you can try your luck at slot machines, table games, and poker. Even if you're not a gambler, these resorts offer plenty of dining, shopping, and entertainment options.  • Nightlife: Las Vegas is known for its vibrant nightlife. There are many nightclubs, bars, and lounges where you can dance the night away, enjoy cocktails, and socialize.  • Outdoor Activities: Despite its desert location, Las Vegas offers plenty of outdoor activities. You can explore nearby natural wonders like Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area for hiking and rock climbing or take a day trip to Lake Mead for boating and water sports.  • Dining: Las Vegas has become a culinary destination with a wide range of dining options, from gourmet restaurants by celebrity chefs to casual eateries offering diverse cuisines.  • Shopping: The city boasts luxury shopping malls, outlets, and unique boutique stores. The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace and the Fashion Show Mall are popular shopping destinations.  • Cultural Attractions: Explore the cultural side of Las Vegas by visiting museums like the Neon Museum, the Mob Museum, and the Smith Center for the Performing Arts, which hosts various cultural events.  • Sports: Las Vegas has professional sports teams, including the Vegas Golden Knights (NHL) and the Las Vegas Raiders (NFL). Attending a sporting event can be an exciting experience.  • Recreation: There are parks, golf courses, and recreational facilities throughout the city where you can enjoy outdoor activities, sports, and fitness.  • Events and Festivals: Las Vegas hosts a variety of events and festivals throughout the year, including music festivals, food festivals, and cultural celebrations.

Facilities

• Classrooms and Lecture Halls: CSN has various classrooms and lecture halls equipped for different class sizes and types of instruction.  • Libraries: CSN has multiple libraries with resources, including books, electronic databases, and study spaces, to support research and learning.  • Laboratories: Science, computer, and other specialized laboratories are available for students in programs requiring hands-on experimentation.  • Student Centers: These spaces often house student organizations, provide meeting areas, and offer amenities like dining facilities, lounges, and recreational areas.  • Athletic Facilities: CSN may have sports facilities such as gyms, fitness centers, and sports fields for athletics and recreational activities.  • Art and Performance Spaces: If you're interested in the arts, CSN may have theaters, art studios, and music rooms for creative expression.  • Cafeterias and Dining Options: Campuses typically have dining facilities and food options to cater to students' dietary needs.  • Student Services Centers: These centers offer academic advising, counseling, career services, and support for students with disabilities.  • Technology and Computer Labs: CSN provides computer labs with internet access and software for students to complete assignments and research.  • Parking Facilities: Campuses usually have parking lots or garages for students who commute by car.  • Health Services: Some campuses offer health clinics or services for students' medical needs.  • Recreational Facilities: These may include facilities like fitness centers, swimming pools, and outdoor spaces for leisure activities.  • Child Care Services: CSN may provide child care facilities for students who are parents.

Activity

• Student Clubs and Organizations: CSN often has a diverse range of student clubs and organizations, including academic clubs, cultural groups, sports clubs, and more. Joining these clubs can help students connect with peers who share similar interests.  • Student Government: CSN typically has a student government association that organizes events, advocates for student needs, and provides leadership opportunities for students.  • Events and Workshops: CSN hosts a calendar of events, workshops, and seminars covering a wide range of topics. These events can include guest speakers, career development workshops, cultural celebrations, and more.  • Intramural Sports: Some CSN campuses offer intramural sports leagues and recreational activities for students interested in staying active and competing in a friendly setting.  • Art Exhibitions and Performances: CSN often showcases the talents of its students through art exhibitions, music performances, theater productions, and other artistic events.  • Community Service and Volunteer Opportunities: Students at CSN may have opportunities to engage in community service and volunteer work through partnerships with local organizations.  • Career Services: CSN typically offers career services to assist students with resume building, job searches, and career planning.  • Health and Wellness Programs: The college may offer health and wellness programs, including fitness classes, mental health resources, and wellness workshops.  • Cultural and Diversity Programs: CSN often celebrates diversity with cultural events, heritage months, and programs that promote inclusion and understanding.  • Lectures and Academic Panels: Students may have access to lectures, panel discussions, and academic forums featuring experts in various fields.  Student Publications: Some campuses have student-run publications, such as newspapers or magazines, where students can gain experience in journalism and writing

Location

Getting to the school from the airport

McCarran International Airport to CSN North Las Vegas Campus: Start by exiting McCarran Airport and follow the signs to get on I-215 N. Merge onto I-215 N and continue for several miles. Take Exit 42 for Cheyenne Ave. Merge onto W Cheyenne Ave heading west. The CSN North Las Vegas Campus will be on your right.

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