Student Services Complex

Can you imagine a building dedicated entirely to student success? Right here at the Student Services Complex at UNLV, that’s exactly what you’ll find. The Student Services Complex isn’t just a building. It’s a hub of activity, a testament to UNLV’s commitment to its students. The complex officially opened its doors in 2004. It spans an impressive 45,875 square feet. The Student Services Complex is more than just a place to register for classes or get your transcripts. It’s a vital resource for students seeking guidance and support on their academic journey. The complex comprises three buildings. Within these walls, you’ll find the Office of Admissions and the Office of the Registrar. Building A has a unique history. Originally constructed in 1994, it predates the rest of the complex. Buildings B and C joined the scene later, in 2009. Building A stands three stories tall. Need a quiet place for nursing mothers? The Jean Nidetch Women’s Center in room 255B offers a dedicated lactation room. Just check in at the front desk. Finding parking near the Student Services Complex is easy. The Scarlet Lot offers student and accessible parking. The Tropicana Parking Garage provides even more options, including student, pay, accessible, faculty/staff, and even motorcycle parking. If you’re interested in a campus tour, Building B of the Student Services Complex is the departure point. These tours typically last about two hours and cover almost three miles. So wear comfortable shoes! The Student Services Complex stands as a symbol of student support and success at UNLV.