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What 4 years of college costs in Nevada before aid

Across 14 four-year colleges in Nevada, the projected 4-year in-state total runs from ~$13,600 to ~$199,200, with a median of ~$44,700. That median sits below the national median of ~$69,200. Every figure is an estimate from published rates before aid. Totals cover tuition and fees for 2026 entry; housing, meals, and books are extra.

Projected 4-year in-state total cost by school in Nevada, in dollars.
SchoolSectorProjected 4-year totalGrowth / yr
Truckee Meadows Community College (projected from 2023 data)public~$13,6001.7%
Great Basin College (projected from 2023 data)public~$18,4004.0%
Western Nevada College (projected from 2023 data)public~$18,9004.2%
College of Southern Nevada (projected from 2023 data)public~$20,3004.8%
Nevada State College (projected from 2023 data)public~$30,4004.0%
University of Phoenix-Nevada (projected from 2022 data)private~$35,200-1.5%
University of Nevada-Las Vegas (2026-27 announced rate)public~$43,0003.7%
Touro University Nevada (projected from 2023 data)private~$46,400national est.
University of Nevada-Reno (2026-27 announced rate)public~$47,2004.2%
DeVry University-Nevada (projected from 2023 data)private~$56,300-1.4%
Las Vegas College (projected from 2023 data)private~$67,3000.9%
Chamberlain University-Nevada (projected from 2023 data)private~$87,2001.5%
Arizona College of Nursing-Las Vegas (projected from 2023 data)private~$100,1002.5%
Roseman University of Health Sciences (projected from 2023 data)private~$199,2003.0%

The 14 projected totals above for Nevada are estimates: published in-state tuition and fees before aid, compounded at each school's own historical growth rate where one exists and a conservative national rate otherwise, bridged forward from each school's latest reported year. Housing, meals, and books are not included. See the methodology.