Required Student Forms (in alphabetical order)
Additional Student Forms (in alphabetical order)
Departmental Forms
Forms Located Outside of the Grad Rebel Gateway
Undergraduate Approval to take a Graduate Level Course
Generally, all Graduate College student forms are located in the Grad Rebel Gateway on the student’s Forms tab. Forms render dynamically based on the specific graduate program enrollment of the student. If forms are required by the Graduate College for a student’s program, they will appear under the Required Student Forms link in the Grad Rebel Gateway, and after submitting a form, students can monitor the approval progress of that form on this tab. These forms are sequential, in that they must be completed and approved in the order that they are listed in the Grad Rebel Gateway. They are mandatory and the Graduate College will not be able to confer a student’s degree or certificate until all forms on the Required Student Forms page have been approved. Other forms will appear under Additional Student Forms and Departmental Forms tabs and are only required in situations outlined in the descriptions of those respective forms below.
Information regarding form routing and samples of forms are available on the Graduate College Forms page.
Required Student Forms (in alphabetical order)
- Appointment of Advisory Committee (GAC)
- Not all graduate students require a GAC, but many do (see Graduate Student Advisory Committees ). All students in master’s thesis tracks or doctoral degree-seeking students require a GAC. To determine whether you need a GAC, review your program requirements in the Graduate Catalog and procedures in your program handbook. If an Appointment of Advisory Committee Form is required of the student, this form will appear under Required Student Forms in their Grad Rebel Gateway Account.
- Refer to the GACsection for committee composition, requirements, roles and responsibilities.
- To change the membership of the GAC, students must submit a Change of Advisory Committee Form.
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Prospectus Approval
- Students must submit the Prospectus Approval Form (for master’s and specialist students) to indicate that the prospectus has been defended and approved by the GAC. Only after approval of this form may students proceed to work on their final document.
- Refer to the section on Milestone Examinations & Culminating Experience Requirements for prospectus requirements, policies, and procedures.
- Registering for thesis credits before approval of this form is prohibited.
Additional Student Forms (in alphabetical order)
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Appeal
- Used by students to request reconsideration or a remedy from alleged unfair or inappropriate academic practice, or relief or waiver from a UNLV and/or Graduate College policy or requirement per the Progression and Completion Policies
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GA Request for Additional Employment
- Used by GAs to request approval to be employed for up to 10 additional hours outside of their GAship.
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GA Termination Appeal
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Graduate Access Emergency Retention Grant Application
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Leave of Absence
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Thesis and Dissertation Embargo Request
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Time Limit Extension Request
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Transfer Credit Request
Departmental Forms
Forms Located Outside of the Grad Rebel Gateway
While the majority of Graduate College forms are located in the Grad Rebel Gateway portal, the following forms are located elsewhere either because they are not processed by the Graduate College or because they are used by individuals who may not have Grad Rebel Gateway access.
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Residency Application
- Students who have been classified as a nonresident for tuition purposes but have taken the proper steps to give up previous domicile and gain Nevada residency may apply for reclassification. The residency page contains further information as well as a link to the application.
Undergraduate Approval to take a Graduate Level Course
- UNLV undergraduate students wanting to take graduate-level courses must complete this form. See the Undergraduates Taking Graduate-Level Courses policy in Registration, Enrollment and Curricular Policies for more information.
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