Sierra Nevada College is a private 4-year liberal arts College with opportunities for studying in more than 30 majors, minors and concentrations.  Located near the shores of scenic Lake Tahoe, bordering California and Nevada, SNC provides students a high-quality education in a personalized environment designed to prepare them for successful lives and careers. SNC values the uniqueness of the individual within a greater community and the spirit of entrepreneurship in itself and its students.

At Sierra Nevada College the spectacular location is used to the fullest.  Here, a nearby alpine meadow or mountain peak provides the sort of hands-on experience students at other schools can only read about. The ski resort management, entertainment technology and entrepreneurship programs stand apart.  And the new Tahoe Center for Environmental Sciences (shared with U.C. Davis) affords even greater opportunities for learning.

In addition to Science and Humanities, further programs were added which capitalized on the characteristics of the Lake Tahoe area. Music and Art Departments were formed, drawing from the rich resource of artists, musicians, and performing arts events in the Lake Tahoe region. Because of the wide variety of business enterprises in the Lake Tahoe Basin, Sierra Nevada College also developed a Business Administration Department, with concentrations in Ski Business and Resort Management and Hotel Restaurant and Resort Management emerging in the late 1980's. The Teacher Education Program, a graduate level program, started in 1989 using its location to prepare teachers for certification in both Nevada and California.

There are also 10 student-run clubs and organizations, intercollegiate and intramural sports, student newspaper. The Sierra Nevada College ski team has been the national college champion for the last consecutive ten years.

Residence halls at Sierra Nevada College are more like beautiful ski lodges than dorms.  There are two halls that offer warm bright living space. 
Campbell-Friedman Hall is home to 50 students, who walk just a few feet within the same structure for their daily meals in Patterson Hall. The whole facility is bright and airy with terrific views. There are additional units for resident assistants and a Visiting Scholar Suite. Available to all students on site are a laundry facility, student lounge, and game room.

All rooms are furnished with a single bed, desk, chair and wardrobe unit, as well as telephone, and have individual cable and phone hook-ups

Prim-Schultz Hall offers double-occupancy rooms, each with a private bathroom, and a creek or mountain view. This beautiful new residence hall also has two giant student lounges, bright and airy study coves, and an elevator for wheelchair accessibility and personal convenience.

Prim-Schultz Hall also provides a ski-tuning area, a laundry facility, giant lockers for personal equipment, trash chutes, cable television hookups, as well as Internet access and phone connections for each resident.

Sacramento, the capital of California, is an easy two hour drive away and San Francisco, California, is only a four hour drive from Incline Village and SNC.

The tuition fee includes all of the following:

• Application fees
• Orientation fees (if applicable)
• University deposit
• Tuition
• Accommodation on campus (usually a shared room)
• Full meal plan
• Comprehensive accident/health insurance
• Transfer to campus from closest International Airport
• Full-term monitoring by Study Group counselors
• 24-hour access to toll-free service lines
• Resolution of problems or emergencies

University Published Price:		US$33,618.00
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