Please see the following two pages for more info:

https://students.unm.edu/navigating-your-major/index.html

https://advisement.unm.edu/resources/technology/loboachieve/

Student Resource Centers are places to find a home on campus. They offer support and community, as well as academic resources such as study spaces, advisement, and scholarship opportunities. 

• Women’s Resource Center (WRC)   
• El Centro de la Raza (el Centro)
• African American Student Services (Afro)
• LGBTQ Resource Center 
  
• Asian American and Pacific Islander Resource Center 
• American Indian Student Services 
• Accessibility Resource Center 
• Veterans and Military Resource Center 
• LoboRESPECT Advocacy Center / Dean of Students Office
• College Enrichment Program (CEP) 
• Student Activities
• Career Services
• Albuquerque SANE
• Agora Crisis Center

If anyone knows of any other opportunities we will be happy to add them to this list.  Please email vineyard@unm.edu with additions. 

Tutoring is available from different programs on campus, but most students can find tutoring for their classes through the Center for Teaching and Learning which houses the Center for Academic Program Support (CAPS).  Some colleges/schools also provide further assistance, such as:

• Engineering Student Success Center
• College of Education Center for Student Success
• Department of Mathematics & Statistics
• Anderson School Student Learning Resource Center

If anyone knows of any other opportunities we will be happy to add them to this list.  Please email vineyard@unm.edu with additions. 

Academic Advisors are not scholarship or financial aid experts. Reach out to the proper departments for information about what aid you qualify for. Visit https://finaid.unm.edu or https://scholarship.unm.edu/ to learn more! 

• Scholarships: This type of financial aid is merit-based and does not need to be repaid, free money for school! The UNM Scholarship Office has a list of Transfer, Resident and Non-resident Scholarships. You should also seek external scholarships on your own. The FAFSA is not required and most scholarships will have their own application and requirements.
• Grants: Grants are a type of free aid, which is based on need and is not repaid!  Only undergraduate students are eligible for Grants. The FAFSA is your first step to apply; UNM will automatically consider you for any grants you may be eligible for based on your financial need.
• Work Study: This type of assistance is where you have a part-time job usually on-campus and earn money through working. You receive a paycheck like any other job and use your wages to pay college and living expenses. The FAFSA is your first step to apply for Work Study.
• Loans: This type of financial aid award must be repaid and accrues interest. Student loans are designed to help students pay for tuition, books and living expenses, and carry low interest rates. To apply you'll complete the FAFSA first. UNM has student loans and parent loans available.

Meeting Scholarship Requirements 

If you are on an academic scholarship or working toward obtaining the Legislative Lottery Scholarship, please make sure that you are aware of meeting the GPA and credit hour requirements.  To review the GPA and credit requirements for specific scholarships, please visit: 

• New Mexico Legislative Lottery Scholarship
• New Mexico Opportunity Scholarship
• Other scholarship criteria (Regents, Presidential, Amigo, WUE, LUE, etc.)

• Interested in developing your own research but don't know where to start?  Talk to your department or program about opportunities.
• Ronald E. McNair Scholars Program and the Research Opportunity Program (ROP). McNair/ROP programs offer eligible students the opportunity to conduct faculty-mentored research as well as travel opportunities and support during the graduate application process. 
  
• Undergraduate Research Opportunities Conference features research and creative works by our UNM undergraduate students. 
• Research Opportunity Database  This database is designed to connect students who are looking for research opportunities and UNM faculty who seek student assistants in their research projects. 
• Volunteer Psych studies (link https://psych.unm.edu/research/extra-credit.html)

If anyone knows of any other opportunities we will be happy to add them to this list.  Please email vineyard@unm.edu with additions. 

• Computer Lending (https://it.unm.edu/get-a-computer/computers.html & https://library.unm.edu/services/technology/computers/ )
• UNM Bookstore (https://bookstore.unm.edu/)
• There are three libraries on the main campus! Zimmerman, Centennial Science & Engineering, and Fine Arts & Design.
  • Reserve study space
  • Find books and digital resources
  • and much more!