This webpage is to help direct Hospitality undergraduate students to important links that will be used often during their undergraduate studies.

• Rebel Success Hub (RSH): RSH is the website where students can submit an Ask Queue question (quick question) or schedule an advising appointment (more in-depth discussion on career planning, transfer credits, degree process, etc.). They can also contact other campus departments such as Financial Aid, Cashiering, and Registrar.
• 1000 Work Hour Submission: Work hours can be submitted to Boughner Career Services in-person or online. Hours are usually verified with copies of pay stubs or a W2. A letter from a supervisor on company letterhead can be used instead, but Career Services may need to contact the supervisor for verification.
• General Education Course (Gen Eds) Requirements: The Hospitality Management degree program includes the standard general education courses. There are a variety of options for each category that students can select from. Some general education categories require hospitality students to complete a certain course. Please consult with your Academic Advisor in Hospitality Hall, room 110, to ensure you are completing the correct courses.
• UNLV Academic Forms: Hospitality Advising Office can assist students with completing any of the academic forms. Students may schedule an appointment to receive guidance on how to complete a specific form before submitting it to the Office of the Registrar. All forms are managed by the Office of the Registrar.

Campus Level Resources to Help with Academics

• Success Series Workshops: These are in-person and virtual workshops and offered on a regular basis throughout the academic year to help students with time management, goal setting, building rapport with professors, study skills, and more.
• Student Wellness Center: This unit provided health education, self-help resources, free wellness supplies, massage chairs, mindfulness biofeedback, personal training and fitness assessment, and more.
• Student Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS): This unit provided clinical services, education and outreach programming, group therapy and more.
• Office of International Student & Scholar Compliance: This unit guides all international students to ensure the stay compliant with their student visa as well as offering programming throughout the academic year to help international students to build a community. Their events are listed here during the academic year.
• Disability Resource Center: This unit supports students with disabilities. If you need an accommodation with your course, please work with the Disability Resource Center to gain the necessary documents to give to your professor. All professors will need this documentation from this office before providing accommodations.
• Financial Literacy & Wellness Workshops: This unit provides financial workshops to help students manage their finances and understand the resources available in this area. Here is the link to complete the Financial Literacy Micro-credential.