Sierra Nevada College Incline Village, NV
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Quick Facts
1,034 students
58% admitted
- 724 full time
- 310 part time
- 319 men full time
- 405 women full time
- 559 applied
- 327 admitted
- 100 enrolled
443 Undergraduates
$26,945 tuition/year
- 549 Graduates
- 42 Non-Degree
- $26,945 in state
- $709 fees
- $11,492 room & board
- $1,500 books
- (Based on stats from 2012/2013)
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At a Glance
| Institution Type: | Private not-for-profit |
| Campus Setting: | Far West Town, distant from an urban area |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Master's degree |
| Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
| Calendar: | Semester |
Reviews in 3 Sentences
- Carol from Anacortes, WA
SNC Is a truly unique four year private liberal arts college! With solid professors experienced in their fields, you can't beat the education. With the schools location being in Lake…
- Jul-24-2012 Read More
- Ethan from Whiteriver, AZ
Sierra Nevada College has change my life in many ways. I love the college because its its a great place. I would tell other students about this college.…
- Apr-19-2012 Read More
- Heather from Incline Village, NV
It's a great school. you get toons of one on one, and they really push you to excel.…
- Mar-24-2012 Read More
- Sharhesa from Boise, ID
SNC is a great Liberal Arts College. It deliveres the true essance of learning, and out of the box thinking. The school is a small, mellow environment, set up in…
- Jun-04-2012 Read More
- Judith from N Las Vegas, NV
Sierra Nevada College is a great place to enhance your education. The teachers and students are extremely friendly and honest. A huge plus is you live in the heart of…
- Aug-09-2012 Read More
Mission Statement
SNC Institutional Mission
Sierra Nevada College is a four-year, independent, non-sectarian liberal arts college with graduate programs in Teacher Education. The mission of SNC is to provide a high-quality education in a personalized environment designed to prepare students for successful lives and careers. Sierra Nevada College is committed to helping students develop their potential as thinking, ethical beings possessed of a broad world view. SNC values the uniqueness of individuals and a spirit of entrepreneurship for itself and its students. It also seeks to encourage a sense of responsibility for the future of our increasingly complex, technological, interdependent global environment. Sierra Nevada College is committed to promoting and sustaining opportunities for life-long learning and thus offers intellectual, educational, and cultural resources to its graduates and the communities it serves. (APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, FEBRUARY 19, 1999.)
SNC Academic Mission
Our graduates will be scholars of and contributors
Sierra Nevada College
- Located in Incline Village, NV
- Private not-for-profit
- 1,034 students enrolled
- 58% admitted
- $26,945 annual cost to attend
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Reviews
Student Responses to Review Topic: Am I Enjoying Being Here
- Kayla from Burbank, CA
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Oct-26-2011
I am
accepted here and planning to attend soon
They have a lot of outdoor adventure programs that are free or cost very little including shopping trips to San Francisco, Snowboarding/Skiing, and summer activities like rafting and fishing trips. I also found that a lot of students call their teachers by their first name.
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- Thomas from Two Rivers, WI
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Nov-30-2009
I am
researching this school and
have not visited the campus
I will enjoy being here because it looks like a nice learning enviroment, and not only do they have ski resorts close but you can also go skiing there and snowboarding.
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