Things to Keep in Mind

What’s next? If you’ve been admitted to UNM there are four steps to complete to join the pack:

  1. Access your myUNM student account
  2. Complete your FAFSA
  3. Sign up for New Student Orientation
  4. Register for Housing
  5. Send your official high school transcript and official transcripts from colleges/universities in which you received dual credit to UNM Office of Admissions.  An official copy can be sent to apply@unm.edu
  6. Upload your vaccination information or submit an exemption

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Important Dates

Feb 2-May 2 | Early Bird Registration for UNM Housing
May 1 | Accept UNM scholarships by May 1 in your 
myUNM account.
May 6 | Early Bird Roommate Match for UNM Housing
June 14 | Early Bird Roommate Match for UNM Housing
Aug 18-21 | Residence Hall Check-In

Lobo Library

Visit the Lobo Library to view informational how-to videos about all the things you need to know as an admitted student. 

Visit the Lobo Library to learn more about:

  • Financial Aid and Scholarships
  • Housing
  • Dining
  • New Student Orientation

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Kyle Stepp

Kyle Stepp

BA '16 | National Cause Partnership Manager

Albuquerque Business First recognized Kyle as one of the best and brightest young professionals as part of their 40 Under Forty Awards. He has built his career from what he learned through UNM’s Innovation Academy. He uses these skills now to build relationships with national corporate partners, like Chevron and GameStop—to raise lifesaving funds for 170 local Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals.
 

Antonio Vigil

Antonio Vigil

MA ’09, BAA ’06 | Architect, Project Manager

In high school Antonio was interested in art, drawing and math.  UNM’s architecture program was the perfect fit for his interests and was the foundation for his creative problem-solving process. In his early career at Mullen Heller Architecture, he was on the project team to design the White Rock Visitor Center. It was an extra special project for him because it was for his hometown. He loves the work he does and continues to build and design spaces for his community at FBT Architects.

Lena Kassicieh

Lena Kassicieh

BA '11 | Communications & Outreach Manager

UNM was the starting point and foundation of Lena’s international career and travels. She currently works in Dubai at The Africa Institute, an academic institution that aims to educate a new generation of academics in Africana studies. She has also developed her creative practice as a multidisciplinary artist, and has had her work featured in Vogue Arabia, Dubai Design Week and Architectural Digest.
 

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