Student Resources
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Academic Tutoring
Scholarships & Financial Wellness
- Western Regional Graduate Program (WRGP) provides in-state tuition rates to residents of 16 states and territories pursuing graduate studies in Nuclear Engineering at UNM. Ask your academic advisor for more information.
- Center for Financial Capability Our mission is to help students learn more about how to better manage their finances. We help students through skill-building, education, and financial relief.
- School of Engineering Internal Scholarships
- Graduate Studies Assistantships
Assistantships outside of the NE department - Funding Data Base
Graduate Support Services
Office of Graduate Studies
The Office of Graduate Studies houses all graduate programs and enforces catalog policies and procedures needed to certify graduate degrees.
Global Education Office (GEO)
GEO is committed to serving international students transition here to the University of New Mexico, the United States, and assists students with immigration paperwork.
Graduate Resource Center (GRC)
GRC offers writing, statistics, research support, and workshop to help guide and assist students throughout their program.
Project for New Mexico Graduates of College (PNMGC)
PNMGC is committed to guiding and supporting students of color throughout their graduate program by offering cultural, social, and emotional support.
Career
Career Services
Career Services Center is to assist students, faculty, staff and alumni in developing, evaluating, and/or implementing career, education, and employment decisions.
School of Engineering Career Services Representative
Co-curricular & Social Wellness
Student Activities Center
The Student Activities Center encourages students to get involved beyond the classroom by offering over 400 Charted Student Organizations, Sorority and Fraternity National Organizations, Student Government Opportunities, Leadership resources, Outdoor Space Reservations, and Off-Campus Housing.
Lobo Life
Lobo Life offers any student the opportunity to experience the unique landscape and culture of New Mexico and most importantly join a community that shares these values.
Engineering Student Services (ESSC)
ESSC offers support for Engineering Students to get involved outside of the classroom, STEM events, outreach, tutoring, peer mentoring, houses our Engineering based student organizations, and scholarships.
Mental & Physical Health
The Manzanita Counseling Training Clinic
Manzanita is a counselor training facility affiliated with the Counselor Education Program at the University of New Mexico. We offer free, confidential counseling to individuals, couples, and families.
Student Health and Counseling (SHAC) or Direct link to Mental Health resources
SHAC provides quality health and counseling services to all UNM students to foster student success (non-reporting resource).
Recreational Services
Recreational Services Department offers fitness programing, Getaway Adventures, Intramural/Club Sports, Challenge courses, fitness amenities, Aquatics, Camps, and hosts the outdoor bike shop.
Campus Office of Substance Abuse Prevention (COSAP)
COSAP is an office dedicated to supporting students through substance abuse and prevention by hosting workshops, raising awareness, aiding and treatment resources.
Women’s Resource Center Counseling Services
The Women's Resource Center offers FREE in-person and remote mental health care.
Advocacy Centers
Accessibility Resource Center (ARC)
ARC is committed to providing comprehensive resources to make education equitable for all students. Their resources include Testing, Technology, Physical Assess, Hearing services, Autism support, Housing, and academics.
African American Student Services (AASS)
AASS provides a welcoming environment and space for African Americans/Black students. AASS promotes cultural, social, academic, and personal programming to provide holistic support for all AASS students.
American Indian Student Services (AISS)
AISS was established to provide cultural, social, and academic programming to ensure academic success. AISS serves as a liaison to tribal governments, higher education programming, scholarship, and work closely to assist students under these programs.
College Enrichment Program (CEP)
CEP is committed to serving underrepresented populations and first-generation students through holistic guidance, individualized support, and programming develop to assist in student success. CEP offers mentoring & tutoring, financial aid guidance, scholar programs, and pathways programming to get started at UNM.
El Centro de La Raza
El Centro de la Raza provides holistic support by advocacy, cultural, social, and programming to enhance the student experience.
Global Education Office (GEO)
GEO is committed to serving international students transition here to the University of New Mexico, the United States, and assists students with immigration paperwork.
LGBTQ Resource Center
The LGBTQ Center serves the LGBTQ community by providing a safe and welcoming environment for students to go to, utilize the computer pod, counseling, and offers co-curricular support (non-reporting resource).
LoboRespect
The LoboRESPECT Advocacy Center focuses on promoting student success by providing advocacy, navigation and support to students and the UNM community (non-reporting resource).
Veterans Resource Center
Veterans Resource Center serves student veterans, active duty students, and their families by providing programing, navigating VA benefits, and in-house counseling (non-reporting resource).
Women’s Resource Center
Women’s Resource Center provides multiple programs such as mentoring, scholarships, non-reporting Counseling, Lactation Stations (lists), and safe environment for computer learning and printing (non-reporting resource).
Tips & Tricks
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Off-Campus Housing
Off-Campus housing provides students with a list of rental options within the Albuquerque area.
