Welcome to csn

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Welcome to the College of Southern Nevada (or CSN), home of the Coyotes! CSN is the largest and most diverse higher ed institution in the state. The College offers over 200 degree and certificate options with Associate of the Arts, Associate of Business and Nursing among the most popular. Join me now and explore just a few of the highlights of our 80-acre West Charleston campus, less than 10 miles from all the excitement of Downtown Las Vegas.

D Building

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D Building is a multipurpose facility featuring classrooms and several key student services. You'll come here to manage your admission, class registration, financial aid and tuition payments. D Building is also your destination for placement testing, academic counseling and tutoring. When the time comes, you'll meet with staff here to discuss your transfer and career options. The building also houses the office of Veteran Affairs, the International Center, the Disability Resource Center and the office of Counseling and Psychological Services.

I Building

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The campus Library located here, on the first floor of I Building. In addition to a comprehensive print and digital collection, the Library features 50 computer workstations and 10 private study rooms. I Building is also a destination for classes, dining and relaxation. The International Language Department and Information Literacy Instruction are located here as well.

E Building

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E Building is a two-story classroom location and also headquarters for CSN's administration. The college's President and staff are based here, as well as the Human Resources Department and CSN Foundation. E Building is also where you'll find your faculty and staff of the School of Arts & Letters.

B Building

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B Building is a classroom destination and also one of the main facilities on campus offering student services. If you're not here for class, you might be here to pick up textbooks and supplies at the Bookstore, to grab a bite to eat or meet up with friends. B Building is also where you'll find the offices of Student Government, CSN's English Department, Health Information Technology and Emergency Medical Services.

C Building

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C Building is where you'll find several departments including Business, Social Sciences, and Computing and Engineering Technology. The Online Learning Department, which offers more than 30 degree and certificate programs, is also located here. If you need to use a computer, C Building provides a computer lab as well as several targeted labs for Accounting, Communications and Language. For help with written assignments, you can stop by the Writing Center.

G Bulding

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G Building, along with the adjacent H building, is one of the main science facilities on campus. Here you'll find three floors of science labs and classrooms covering the natural sciences from Astronomy and Biology to Chemistry, Geology and Physics. In addition to classes and labs, G building also hosts Chemical Instrumentation Undergraduate Research.

Quad

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Welcome to the Quad. Students can come here any time of day for a break, to study or have a snack. It's also a central place to get involved in the campus community by checking out fairs, club events and live outdoor entertainment.

H Building

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H Building is home to an array of departments including Mathematics, Biological Sciences, and Physical Sciences. It also houses the School of Education, Behavioral and Social Sciences. If you need help with a challenging math or science class, you can visit the Tutoring Lab inside.

L Building

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Located directly across from the School of Health Sciences is L Building, home to the Donny Loux Center for Assisted Living. Students participating in the Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy Programs report here for labs. Faculty offices are also onsite.

K Building

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K Building is home to the Ralph and Betty Engelstad School of Health Sciences. Though you can take many health program courses at the three different CSN locations, the heart of the program is here. This newly-expanded facility boasts classrooms, simulation labs, a pulmonary lab, testing suites and an x-ray reading room. Students can also take advantage of onsite dining and lounge space in-between classes.

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