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CNM to UNM
Transfer Day 2015
Types of Degrees
Navigating UNM
• Associate (not offered at UNM Main)
• Bachelor
• Master
• Doctorate
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
Anderson
School of
Management
School of
Architecture
& Planning
Health
Sciences
College of
Fine Arts
School of
Engineering
College of
Education
College of
Arts & Sciences
Honors
College
College of
University Libraries
& Learning Sciences
University CollegeCollege of
Nursing
Navigating UNM
Colleges/Schools
(Degree-Granting Units)
All Degree-Granting Units are Unique!
Navigating UNM
• Location
• Advisement – School/College Advisors,
Faculty Advisors, Departmental Advisors,
Peer Advisors
• Degree Requirements
• Policies/Procedures
• Scholarships
• Student Support Programs
Division of Enrollment Management
Navigating UNM
Office of Admissions
http://admissions.unm.edu
• Applications for Admission
• Submit Official Transcripts
(from other institutions, CLEP, AP, etc)
• Campus Tours
• Recruitment Events
Division of Enrollment Management
Navigating UNM
Student Financial Aid &
Scholarships Office
http://finaid.unm.edu
• FAFSA: Grants, Loans, Work-Study
• Scholarships
• Consortium Agreements
Division of Enrollment Management
Navigating UNM
Office of the Registrar
http://registrar.unm.edu
• Important Dates & Deadlines
• Transfer Articulation
• Residency Updates after Admission
• Proxy Access
• UNM Official Transcripts
Division of Enrollment Management
Navigating UNM
Contacting Admissions, Financial Aid/
Scholarships and/or the Registrar’s Office:
• Communication Center
Phone: 505-277-8900
Online Chat: Click on “Live Chat” or “Chat”
on any of the Enrollment Management websites
• One-Stop
In Person: UNM Main Campus, Mesa Vista Hall North
Division of Enrollment Management
Navigating UNM
Veterans Resource Center
http://vrc.unm.edu
• Outreach Services
• In-Center Services – you go see staff at the VRC
• Networked Services – they know the organizations and people. They’ll make
sure you get the appointment.
• Location: SUB, Suite 2002 (behind Garcia’s)
Air Force
ROTC
Student Health
and
Counseling
Division of Student Affairs
Accessibility
Resource
Center
African American
Student Services
Children's
Campus
Community
Engagement
Center
Career
Services
American Indian
Student
Services
College
Enrichment &
Outreach Programs
Residence Life
and Student
Housing
Dean of
Students
National Security
Studies Program
Mentoring
Institute
Chartwells Dining
Services
Navigating UNM
El Centro De
La Raza
Parents and
Families
Recreational
Services
Student
Activities
Center
Student Union
Building
Title V STEM
Gateway
Title V
STEM
UP
Army ROTC Navy/Marine
ROTC
Women's
Resource
Center
Extended Learning
Navigating UNM
• Online Courses/Programs
• Statewide Centers
• Independent Study
• Continuing Education
• Evening & Weekend Courses
• Correspondence
http://extendedlearning.unm.edu
Navigating UNM
1. UNM A-Z
2. Health Sciences
Center (Nursing,
EMS, Dental
Hygiene, School of
Medicine)
3. Narrow by letter
4. Find Department
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UNM’s Website – UNM A-Z
Navigating UNM
Navigating UNM
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1. Click on StudentInfo
2. Type in a question.
Then click “Search.”How do I transfer financial aid from CNM?
UNM’s Website – Student Info
Navigating UNM
Navigating UNM
UNM’s Website – Student Info
Navigating UNM
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1. Click on
Directory
2. Type Name of
the Person
-OR-
3. Search by Title,
Organization,
Org Code, Email,
Mail Stop, NetID,
Work Phone
4. Click Search.
5. Click on person’s
name for more
details.
UNM’s Website – UNM Directory
Navigating UNM
Navigating UNM
• Updated every year
• Summer - Spring
• http://catalog.unm.edu
Navigating UNM
UNM Catalog
Navigating UNM
1. Degrees Offered – Lists all Bachelor, Master, Doctoral and other Award & Degree Programs offered at UNM
2. Student Services Information – FERPA, Course Load Guidelines, Grade Mode, Withdrawals, Transcripts, Grading, Fees, Financial Aid, Scholarships, Student Resources
3. The Undergraduate Program – CORE, Graduation Requirements, Graduation with Honors
4. Colleges – Degree Curriculum, Course Descriptions, Graduation Requirements, College policy/procedure
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Navigating UNM
UNM Catalog
Door Prize!!!
CNM/UNM Advisement Team
CNM Advisement
• Course placement
• Pre-requisite requirements
• CNM degree requirements (if applicable)
• When?
While you are taking courses at CNM
Academic Advisement
Your CNM/UNM Advisement Team will help you plan long term to make smart choices today!
Visit early and often even if it’s not mandatory!
UNM Advisement
• Help you choose CNM courses based on
what UNM wants
• Admission requirements to your degree-
granting unit/program
• Monitor your progression toward UNM
degree completion
• When?
As soon as you consider a transfer to UNM!
UNM Advisement
• Who is my advisor?
– Undecided on a major? Go see a UCAC Advisor
– Pre-Health Sciences Major? Go see your Degree-
Granting Unit Advisor or a UCAC advisor.
– All other majors: Meet with your Degree-Granting Unit
Advisor
• Is it mandatory?
– Depends on policies of your Degree-Granting
Unit/Degree Program
• How do you know if it’s mandatory?
– Holds! Check your LoboWeb account regularly for
advisement holds and/or other holds.
– However, we recommend you visit your advisor at least
once per semester whether you have a hold or not.
Academic Advisement
Common Components of a Bachelor Degree
• Major
• Minor – Not all degree programs require a minor
• UNM Core Curriculum
• Upper-Division
• Electives – Not all degree programs have room
for “electives”
Academic Advisement
UNM requires that you earn a minimum of 120 credit hours to graduate!
These aren’t just any 120 hours, so where are they coming from?
UNM Core Curriculum
Requires approximately 37 credit hours of courses in 7 areas of study.
1. Writing & Speaking (9 hrs)
2. Mathematics (3 hrs)
3. Physical & Natural Sciences (7 hours-two lectures, one lab)
4. Social & Behavioral Sciences (6 hrs)
5. Humanities (6 hrs)
6. Foreign Language (3 hrs, non-English language)
7. Fine Arts (3 hrs)
Students must earn a C (not C-) or better in ALL Core Curriculum courses.
All undergraduate degrees require completion of the UNM Core Curriculum.
Certain degree plans have already chosen courses for you in the above areas. Please check with your UNM Degree-Granting Unit Advisor to be sure you are choosing core curriculum courses that are appropriate for your major.
Academic Advisement
Upper-Division
• 300 and 400 level courses
• CNM does not offer upper-division courses,
these MUST be done at UNM.
• You will notice some courses transfer to UNM as
equivalents to courses numbered at the 300 or
400 level. HOWEVER, they retain their lower
division level!
• Each degree program requires completion of a
certain amount of upper-division. See your
UNM academic advisor!
Academic Advisement
“Electives”
Academic Advisement
• Transferable vs. Applicable
• Not all degree programs at UNM have room for open electives
• Some “open” electives are restricted
• When given the choice between either upper or lower division electives, sometimes upper division is a smarter choice
• Can this “elective” fulfill more than one degree requirement if chosen carefully?
Residency Requirements- Graduation
UNM
Minimum 30 hrs earned at UNM, 15 hrs
of which must be earned after having
accumulated 92 earned hrs
College or School
Varies
Major
50% earned at UNM
Minor
25% earned at UNM
Academic Advisement
Advisors want you to be successful
• http://degrees.unm.edu
• LoboTrax Degree Audit
• LoboAchieve
Academic Advisement
Advisors want you to be successful
• Understanding the significance of your 1st semester
• Understanding UNM dates/deadlines –
• http://registrar.unm.edu/
• Don’t assume they’ll be similar to CNM!
• Understanding Registration
• Appointment Dates
• Campus – Main, UNM West, Branch, Online/ITV
• Part of Term – Full, 1st Half, 2nd Half, Late-Starting
• Instructional Method – Online, Correspondence, Hybrid, etc.
• Understanding UNM Policy/Procedure
• http://catalog.unm.edu/
• http://pathfinder.unm.edu/
• Regular Academic Advisement
• Getting Involved! – Student Activities Center
• UNM Student Support/Success Resources and Programs
Academic Advisement
Advisors want you to be successful
UNM Student Support/Success Resources & Programs
• CAPS – Center for Academic Program Support
• SHAC – Student Health & Counseling
• ARC – Accessibility Resource Center
• VRC – Veterans Resource Center
• Ethnic Centers • AASS – African American Student Services
• AISS – American Indian Student Services
• El Centro de la Raza
• CEOP – College Enrichment & Outreach Programs
• Career Services
• UNM Alumni Career Mentor Program
• Student Success Center
• Dean of Students
• Recreational Services
• ROTC – Air Force, Army, Navy
• A.N.T.S – Association of Non-Traditional Students
• PLUS MANY MORE!!!
Academic Advisement
Remember the Student Affairs slide!?
Door Prize!!!
TRADITIONAL TRANSFER STUDENTS &
GATEWAY STUDENTS
• Minimum of 24 transferable credit hours
• Minimum 2.0 transfer GPA
Transfer Admissions
TRANSFERABLE CREDIT HOURS
• Transfer Evaluation System (T.E.S.)
• CNM courses numbered below 1000 are NOT transferable, but might be used to place you in courses at UNM.
• Technical, vocational, CTE (Career Technical Education) courses have limited transferability and limited applicability toward degrees.
• REMEMBER, just because a course is “transferable” to UNM DOES NOTnecessarily mean that it will apply toward your degree or help you progress toward graduation. See your degree granting unit advisor!
Transfer Admissions
Transfer Admissions
T.E.S.
1. Type part or all of CNM’s name and click “Search.”
-OR-
2. Click on “C” and scroll down until you find CNM.
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Transfer Admissions
T.E.S.
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1. SEARCH – To search by subject area
-OR-
1. GUIDES – To search by UNM Core Curriculum area or by Transfer Agreement
Transfer Admissions
T.E.S.
Transfer Admissions
T.E.S.
Click on “View”
Click for more details
on the”NOTE?” for
the courses
Transfer Admissions
T.E.S.
Transfer Admissions
T.E.S.
GRADE POINT AVERAGE (GPA)
• Transfer GPA for admission based on best attempt of all transferable credit hours
• GPA listed on your UNM Transcript reflects your UNM grades only
• This does not mean that your transfer GPA or grades will not be considered at
UNM and later in life. Your transcripts are permanent records!
• Admission to UNM
• Admission to certain degree programs
• Major GPA
• Pre-requisites to UNM courses
• Graduate School
• Future employers
Transfer Admissions
How to Apply for Admission to UNM
1. Fill out an application
• Traditional Transfer Students: Go to http://admissions.unm.edu/ and click
on “APPLY TO UNM” in upper right-hand corner. For Application Type,
choose “Albuquerque Freshman/Undergrad.”
• Gateway Students: Complete the Gateway Transition Form – Found at:
http://admissions.unm.edu/general-information/admissions-forms.php
2. Contact the CNM Records Office to order an official transcript. Have it sent
to the UNM Office of Admissions.
3. Send official transcripts to UNM from any other college or university you
may have attended other than CNM. This includes AP or CLEP Exam
scores.
Transfer Admissions
Transfer Process
Transfer Admissions
Door Prize!!!
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Transferring Financial Aid to UNM
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Transferring Your Aid to UNM
UNM’s Priority Deadline is March 1st
UNM’s School
Code: 002663
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Transferring Your Aid to UNM
UNM’s School
Code: 002663
UNM’s Priority Deadline is March 1st
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Information Needed for FAFSA
• Social Security Number
• Taxed and Untaxed Income
• File your taxes as early as possible
• You may use estimated tax information
to meet the priority date
• FAFSA PIN number (same every year)
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Transferring Your Aid to UNM
Important Reminders to Transfer Aid:
1. Make sure Financial Aid at your
previous Institution is canceled
2. Be sure to submit all Transcripts from
other institutions
3. Student Financial Aid Office will
communicate by email to your UNM
email account
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Grants
• Do not have to be paid back
• Are awarded on the basis of financial need
• Federal Pell Grant
• Federal Supplemental Educational
Opportunity Grant (SEOG)
• State Student Incentive Grant (SSIG)
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Student Employment
https://unmjobs.unm.edu
• Allows students to earn money to help pay
educational costs
• Some Student Employment jobs require a work
study award
•Work Study (Need-based & No-Need)
• Work Study Requires a FAFSA (submitted by
March 1st and all documentation by March 20th)
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Student Loans
• Money students or parents borrow to help pay educational expenses.
• Repayment usually begins 6 months after graduation or when you stop attending
• Amount of eligibility determined by grade level
• Subsidized Stafford – 6.8% interest rate* – no interest accrues while student
in school at least ½ time.
• Unsubsidized Stafford – 6.8% interest rate – interest accrues immediately
• Parent Loan (PLUS) – Up to COA, credit based, parents only apply. 7.9%
interest rate*Subject to Change
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Direct Loans
https://studentloans.gov
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Transferring Lottery Scholarship
1. Print the NM Scholarship
Transfer Transcript form
from UNM scholarship
website (CNM to UNM).
2. CNM Financial Aid will
complete and mail to UNM.
3. This will determine your
remaining eligibility at UNM.
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Scholarships
• Eligibility requirements vary—commonly awarded for
financial need, academic, athletic, or artistic skill
• May require FAFSA
• Deadlines and application procedures vary
• Beware of scholarship scams
• Where can I find scholarships?
• www.fastweb.com
• http://collegeboard.com/student/pay
• http://www.collegenet.com/mach25/app
Financial Aid & Scholarships
http://scholarships.unm.edu
To be considered for a Transfer Scholarship you must:
Be admitted by:
October 1st for spring semester
March 1st for fall semester
Be a first-time transfer to UNM Main Campus
(i.e. No classes at UNM Main Campus)
Financial Aid & Scholarships
http://scholarships.unm.edu
Zia ScholarshipMinimum Criteria and Amount
• Admitted by March 1st for fall semester, October 1st for spring semester
• Cumulative Transfer GPA of 3.25 or higher
• Minimum of 30 transferable hours
• Approximately $2000 per year
• New Mexico Resident and a U.S. citizen (permanent or a resident alien)
• Preference given to undergraduate minority students: Asian/Pacific Islander, Hispanic, African
American and American Indian
NOTE: If awarded all courses have to be taken at UNM. Consortium Agreement cannot be used.
Financial Aid & Scholarships
http://scholarships.unm.edu
UNM Transfer Scholarship
Minimum Criteria and Amount
• Admitted by March 1st for fall semester, October 1st for spring semester
• Cumulative Transfer GPA of 3.25 or higher
• Minimum of 30 transferable hours
• Approximately $2000 per year
• New Mexico Resident and a U.S. citizen (permanent or a resident alien)
NOTE: If awarded all courses have to be taken at UNM. Consortium Agreement cannot be used.
Financial Aid & Scholarships
http://scholarships.unm.edu
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Consortium Agreement
1. 1st page filled out by Host
school’s Financial Aid office
2. 2nd page filled out by UNM
academic advisor
3. Attach a copy of schedule
from Host school and return
to UNM Financial Aid office
4. Form MUST be submitted by
2nd week of classes
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Satisfactory Academic Progress
1. Complete 67% of classes you attempt
2. Maintain a 2.0 cumulative GPA
3. Complete a degree within 150% of the
required hours for your degree
To continue to receive Financial Aid, you must meet certain requirements:
Financial Aid & Scholarships
http://finaid.unm.edu
Financial Aid & Scholarships
http://studentinfo.unm.edu
Financial Aid & Scholarships
@UNMFinAid
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Contact Information
Student Financial Aid Office
http://finaid.unm.edu
Scholarship website
http://scholarships.unm.edu
Student Information/Chat
http://studentinfo.unm.edu
Or Call:
UNM All Access: 505-277-8900
or 1-800-CALL-UNM
CNM to UNM Transfer Day 2013
SUB – Level 2 – Ballrooms A & B
10:45 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. - Break
11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. – Lunch
SUB – Level 3 – Fiesta A & B
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. – STEM Up Presentation
SUB – Level 3 – Santa Ana A & B
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. – Anderson School of Management
Agenda
CNM to UNM Transfer Day 2013
SUB – Level 2 – Ballroom C & Level 1 Atrium
12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. – Information Fair & Campus Tours
SUB – Level 3 – Acoma A & B
1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. – Engineering Advisement
SUB – Level 3 – Santa Ana A & B
1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.- A&S Advisement
Agenda
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