FAQs & Transfer Resources
Transfer Resources
Transfer & Transition Center Info Flyer - This document outlines who our center serves and how we serve them.
Scholarship Guide - This document will assist future and current transfer and branch transtion students in locating scholarship opportunities at UNM.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Financial Aid & Scholarships
If you are admitted to UNM as a New Mexico resident, you would qualify for the Opportunity Scholarship as a returning learner (not eligible for the Legislative Lottery Scholarship).
I'm transferring to UNM from a NM Institution. I did not have Lottery or Opportunity at my transfer institution, do I still need to do the New Mexico Scholarhip Transfer Transcript (NMSTT)?
If you are admitted to UNM as a NM resident and attended another NM Institution anytime since Fall 2022, then yes, you should definately submit the NMSTT even if you did not have Lottery or Opportunity at the time you transferred. UNM will need this form to determine whether or not you qualify for either Lottery or Opportunity at UNM. Just because you didn't qualify at your transfer institution doesn't necessarily mean you will not qualify at UNM, but we cannot determine that without the NMSTT form.
NOTE: Students transitioning to UNM ABQ from UNM Gallup, Los Alamos, Taos, or Valencia do NOT need to complete the NMSTT form.
Admissions
Current Students: If you are currently attending or within the last three semesters have attended UNM Gallup, Los Alamos, Taos, or Valenica then you should complete the Branch Transition Request form.
Returning Students: If the last institution you attended was UNM Gallup, Los Alamos, Taos, or Valencia but you are no longer an active student (it has been more than three consecutive semesters since you took a course) then you need to complete the Albuquerque Campus Undergraduate Application.
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