NV Public 4-year Clery Act 2026 data

University of Nevada-Las Vegas — Campus Safety & Crime Statistics

Las Vegas, NV · 31,094 enrolled students. Clery Act data 2021–2023 · 236 total on-campus incidents. Safety score 3.99 per 1,000 students · national rank #2459.

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Clery Act category mix · 2023 reporting year · per 31,094 enrolled

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Clery Act category mix · 2023 reporting year · per 31,094 enrolled

University of Nevada-Las Vegas is a Public institution located in Las Vegas, NV, enrolling approximately 31,094 students. Clery Act data spanning 2021–2023 records 236 total on-campus incidents across all reported crime categories. With a safety score of 3.99 incidents per 1,000 enrolled students, the institution ranks #2459 nationally and #17 within NV.

University of Nevada-Las Vegas reports Clery Act campus safety data across 3 years , accumulating 236 total on-campus incidents across 11 distinct crime categories. Its safety score of 3.99 incidents per 1,000 enrolled students places it at national rank #2459 and #17 within NV out of 5,600+ institutions surveyed by the US Department of Education's OPE Campus Safety and Security Survey. With 31,094 enrolled students, this campus sits in the large research university bracket, which shapes how raw incident counts should be interpreted.

The most frequently reported category at University of Nevada-Las Vegas is "burglary" with 114 cumulative incidents across the reporting window. Year-over-year, on-campus incident volume is rising — moving from 50 in 2021 to 94 in 2023. Compared to 5 peer institutions of similar enrollment size in NV averaging 2.37 incidents per 1,000 students, University of Nevada-Las Vegas reports 69% more incidents per student.

Fire safety data covers 6 reporting years for on-campus residential facilities, logging 1 total fire. Arrests and disciplinary actions span 18 category-year records, covering liquor law violations, drug law violations, and weapons possession on-campus. No Department of Education Clery Act enforcement actions are recorded against this institution. Safety scores should always be read alongside enrollment size, campus geography, and reporting culture — institutions with active reporting programs often show higher counts that reflect transparency rather than risk.

Safety Score

3.99 /1K students

incidents per 1,000 enrolled

National Rank

#2459

See peer comparison

State Rank (NV)

#17

within state peers

Incidents (2023)

94

across 11 crime categories

Safety Percentile

University of Nevada-Las Vegas percentile rank 56.7%
National median

Higher percentile = safer than more peers. Rank #2459 out of approximately 5,673 institutions in the OPE Campus Safety Survey.

Reporting density vs peer median

University of Nevada-Las Vegas reports 69% more incidents per student than the median of 5 peer institutions.

Academic & Financial Profile

Tuition & Costs

In-State Tuition
$9,748
Out-of-State Tuition
$27,411
Avg Net Price
$10,359
Median Debt
$19,450
Pell Grant Recipients
40%

Admissions

Acceptance Rate
96%
SAT Average
1094
SAT Math Range
500–610
ACT Range
18–25

Outcomes

4-Year Graduation Rate
50%
Retention Rate
79%
Median Earnings (6yr)
$42,865
Median Earnings (10yr)
$55,037
Loan Repayment (3yr)
681500%

Source: US Dept. of Education College Scorecard. See PlainCollege for full academic data.

Crime Statistics by Year

11 categories 3 reporting years on-campus only
Crime Type 2023 (On-Campus)2022 (On-Campus)2021 (On-Campus)
aggravated_assault 101
arson 002
burglary 045
fondling 000
incest 000
motor_vehicle_theft 711
murder 000
negligent_manslaughter 000
rape 000
robbery 000
statutory_rape 000

Source: US Dept US Dept of Education OPE Campus Safety Survey. Figures show on-campus incidents

Fire Safety

Year Total Fires Injuries Deaths Cat I Cat II
2023 0 0 0 0 0
2023 0 0 0 0 0
2023 0 0 0 0 0
2023 1 0 0 0 0
2023 0 0 0 0 0
2023 0 0 0 0 0

Arrests & Disciplinary Actions

18 category-year records

Liquor / drug / weapons categories · arrests vs disciplinary referrals · across 18 reported records

Disposition26%47%27%ArrestsDisciplinary referralsNo action
Liquor / drug / weapons categories · arrests vs disciplinary referrals · across 18 reported records
Category Year Arrests Disciplinary Actions
drugs 2023 1 0
drugs 2023 32 52
liquor 2023 0 0
liquor 2023 3 14
weapons 2023 0 0
weapons 2023 15 0
drugs 2022 1 0
drugs 2022 24 21
liquor 2022 0 0
liquor 2022 7 69
weapons 2022 0 0
weapons 2022 10 0
drugs 2021 2 0
drugs 2021 34 4
liquor 2021 0 0
liquor 2021 48 32
weapons 2021 0 0
weapons 2021 6 0

University of Nevada-Las Vegas vs peer institutions

Side-by-side safety scores for 3 peers of similar enrollment

Safety scores below are incidents per 1,000 enrolled students (lower = fewer reported incidents). Enrollment shown in the “Burden @ $100K” row reflects total student count; the rightmost row shows the most recent reporting year.

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NV

University of Nevada-Las Vegas

3.99% top marginal rate
Structure
Progressive
Burden @ $100K
$31,094
Brackets
2023

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is University of Nevada-Las Vegas safe?
University of Nevada-Las Vegas has a safety score of 3.99 (total on-campus incidents per 1,000 enrolled students) and ranks #2459 nationally out of 5,600+ institutions. Compare this with peer institutions for context.
What crimes are reported at University of Nevada-Las Vegas?
University of Nevada-Las Vegas reports Clery Act statistics including aggravated_assault, arson, burglary, fondling, incest, and other categories. The most recent data covers calendar year 2023. All figures reflect on-campus incidents reported to campus security authorities.
How does the Clery Act affect University of Nevada-Las Vegas?
The Clery Act (Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act) requires all colleges and universities that participate in federal financial aid programs to disclose crime statistics and security information annually. The data reported here comes directly from the US Department of Education's OPE Campus Safety and Security Survey.
What is a campus safety score?
The safety score is calculated as total reported on-campus Clery Act incidents divided by enrollment per 1,000 students. Lower scores indicate fewer incidents relative to enrollment size. Schools are ranked nationally, with rank #1 being the safest. A score of 0.00 may reflect zero reported incidents or incomplete reporting.
How does University of Nevada-Las Vegas compare to similar schools?
University of Nevada-Las Vegas is compared against peer institutions of similar enrollment size and within NV. The Similar Institutions section on this page shows side-by-side safety scores for comparable campuses. Use the Compare tool to evaluate up to four schools at once.
Does University of Nevada-Las Vegas have fire safety data?
Yes. University of Nevada-Las Vegas reports fire safety data for on-campus residential facilities, including total fires, injuries, deaths, and fire damage categories. No fires were reported in the most recent year.

Understanding University of Nevada-Las Vegas's Safety Profile

University of Nevada-Las Vegas in Las Vegas, NV enrolls 31,094 students and has a safety score of 3.99 incidents per 1,000 enrolled students , ranking #2459 nationally.

Crime statistics are reported under the Clery Act, which requires all institutions participating in federal financial aid to disclose campus crime data annually. The data covers on-campus incidents from 2021 to 2023, enabling year-over-year trend analysis. On-campus incidents increased from 92 in 2022 to 94 in 2023.

Fire safety data covers on-campus residential facilities. No fires were reported in the most recent year, indicating effective fire prevention measures.

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Data sourced from official U.S. government datasets. See our methodology for details. Retrieved and formatted by PlainCampus Editorial

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