Living in Las Vegas

You will be studying in the prestigious University of Nevada in Las Vegas- (UNLV). Home to more than 800 international students from 91 countries. Ranked as one of the most diverse universities in the nation and having obtained the Carnegie Classification "Research 1" designation, UNLV offers unparalleled academic opportunities in one of the most vibrant cities in the world.
Rankings:
#1 Bachelor’s Degree in Hospitality Management – 2021 study.com
#2 Hospitality & Leisure Management – 2021 QS Top Universities Rankings

The campus is in the center of Las Vegas. One of UNLV's most valuable assets is its location. The Las Vegas Valley's many world-class resorts, desert destinations, and tourist attractions provide adventure, enrichment, and academic opportunities for our community Known as the Entertainment Capital of the World, Las Vegas is also a top-three global leader in the hospitality industry, and one of the most-visited tourist destinations. Located just minutes from UNLV, the Las Vegas Strip provides the perfect setting for students to gain hands-on, once-in-a-lifetime opportunities not found anywhere else — from headlining their own magic show and developing new gaming machines, to creating innovative costumes for Cirque du Soleil and having the ear of top industry executives.

By studying in Nevada, you will have the academic experiences coupled with the beautiful mountain scenery and desert-basin surroundings of the "The Silver State".
2.7 million people live in the Las Vegas Metropolitan Area. That being said, there are more than 591,000 people living within Las Vegas itself, and this is only expected to increase. Nevada is the 8th fastest growing state, in terms of population growth
Whether it's the casinos, the extravagant architecture, or the world-class performances and shows (many of which can be attended for free) for which the city is famously a host, international students in Nevada can relax in their spare time with the abundant recreational activities that drive the state's economy. If you would prefer outdoor activities and recreation you should check out one of the twenty-five state parks throughout the area. Situated in various settings, these parks are embedded within rich ecosystems native to mountains, deserts, gorges, valleys, basins, and lakes.

Be a tourist: Get to know Las Vegas
Official City of Las Vegas Website

Tentative monthly Budget in Las Vegas (around §1600)
Rent: $900
Public transportation: Student fare: Bus 2 hours ticket $3, monthly $32,50
Food: $400
Books, photocopies: $50
Miscellaneaous: $100
Mobile phone: $10 for minimum data plan
Leisure: $100
Please note that this is a tentative budget which may be subject to change depending on the type of accommodation you find, the transport card you buy etc.