CNM to UNM Anderson Transfer Information

ADVISEMENT:

Meet with your CNM Academic Coach/School Advisor and let them know you are interested in pursuing a

Bachelor’s Degree from UNM’s Anderson School of Management. They will advise you on the Associate of Arts

in Business, which aligns with the ASM Pre-Admission requirements.

Schedule an appointment with your Anderson Advisor. You do not need to be an admitted UNM student, to meet

with your Anderson Advisor. Bring your completed Pre-Admission Requirements Sheet.

UNM Advisors do not have access to your CNM records. We rely on you to provide this information to us. Please

bring your CNM Unofficial Transcripts to your advisement appointment.

Your Anderson Advisors and CNM Academic Coaches/School Advisor work closely to make your transition

easier. Make sure you establish and maintain a relationship with your Advisors from both institutions, and let us

know what your goals are.

TIMING:

The time to transition to UNM is on a case-by-case basis, based on each student’s individual goals. Your CNM

Academic Coach/School Advisor and Anderson Advisors will help you with the timing of your transition.

UNM takes a few weeks to a month to admit you and review your transcripts.

Transfer Orientations are limited, offered during specific dates/times, and fill up fast.

Classes fill up fast! Registration periods begin far in advance. (i.e. Fall registration begins in April).

The timing of your transition is a key to your success.

UNM ADMISSION:

You do not have to be a UNM student to use several UNM services* (i.e. Academic Advisement)

Students need at least 24 transferrable credits, and must have at least a “C” average (2.0 on a 4.0 scale) in all

transferrable college work attempted, before being admitted into UNM. You may also be eligible for provisional

admission, pending in-progress coursework.

UNM reviews Admission Applications year-round. There is a $25 Admissions Application Fee.

You do not need to earn your Associate’s Degree, nor do you need to complete your Anderson pre-admission

requirements, before being eligible for admission into UNM.

You may take courses simultaneously at CNM and UNM, and have the courses count towards both your

Associate’s Degree and you Bachelor’s Degree.

You will be unable to register for your courses until you are fully admitted into UNM, have completed the

Transfer Orientation, and have met with your Anderson Advisor.

ANDERSON ADMISSION:

There is no application to UNM’s Anderson School of Management. Once you have met all of the pre-admission

requirements, you will be automatically considered for admission into your program.

A minimum of a combined 2.5 GPA (CNM and UNM coursework) is required to be eligible for admission into

ASM.

You may find more information through the Anderson webpage at bba.mgt.unm.edu.

CNM Connect Services

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Student Services Center,

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CNM Business & Information

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School Advisor – DuJuan McCoy

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Achievement Coach – Yvonne Salazar

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UNM Anderson School of

Management

505-277-3290

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McKinnon Center for Management

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Business, Associate of Arts

The Associate of Arts in Business degree fulfills the Pre-Admission requirements for UNM’s Anderson School of

Management. In addition, students need at least a 2.5 GPA. There is no application to the Anderson School of

Management. Once you have completed the Pre-Admission Requirements, you will automatically be eligible for

consideration for admission into your program. It is important for you to establish a relationship with your CNM and

UNM Anderson Advisors early and often. You do not need to be an admitted UNM student to meet with your UNM

Anderson Advisor.

Please note that CNM Business Administration Associate of Applied Science Degree does not satisfy UNM Anderson

School of Management’s Pre-admission Requirements.

Term 1 Course Course Name Credit Hours

BCIS 1110 Fundamentals of Information Literacy and Systems 3

Creative & Fine Arts Requirement See General Education Core for List of Accepted Courses 3

*ENGL 1110 or ENGL 1110P

Composition I or Composition I Plus

(Serves as pre-requisite for ENGL 1120) 3/4

*MATH 1220 OR MATH 1240 College Algebra / Pre-Calculus

(Serves as prerequisite for MATH1430) 3

Social & Behavioral Science Requirement *PSYC 1110 OR SOCI 1110 - Required for ASM 3

Term 2

Course Course Name Credit Hours

*COMM 1130/2120/2180

Public Speaking/Interpersonal Communication/Business &

Professional Communication 3

ECON 2110 Macroeconomic Principles 3

ENGL 1120 Composition II 3

Laboratory Science Requirement See General Education Core for List of Accepted Courses 4

MATH 1430 Application of Calculus 3

Term 3

Course Course Name Credit Hours

ACCT 2110 Principles of Accounting I 3

ECON 2120 Microeconomic Principles 3

ENGL 2210 OR ENGL 2120

Professional & Technical Communication or

Intermediate Composition 3

*Laboratory Science Requirement See General Education Core for List of Accepted Courses 4

MATH 1350 Introduction to Statistics 3

Term 4

Course Course Name Credit Hours

*ACCT 2120 Principles of Accounting II 3

*BLAW 2110 Business Law 3

Humanities Requirement See General Education Core for List of Accepted Courses 3

Modern Language Elective See General Education Core for List of Accepted Courses 3

*Transfers to Satisfy an ASM Core Requirement

UNM Anderson Pre-Admission Requirement

*Courses meet NM General Education Core, and are required for the Business Associate of Arts Degree. However, these

courses are not required for admission to UNM Anderson. These courses will transfer to UNM Anderson as Free Electives.

Between 25-34 Free Elective Credits are required for the Bachelors of Business Administration (BBA). Please note that

BLAW 2110 is not part of the NM General Education Core, but is required for the CNM Business Associate of Arts Degree.

Meet with your UNM Anderson Advisor to discuss how you may apply your Free Elective Credits to your BBA.

CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION TO THE BBA PROGRAM

The UNM Anderson Preadmission Curriculum applies to all BBA degree-seeking students who are admitted to UNM for or after Fall 2019. A grade of C or better, not C-, is required for all courses used to fulfill the requirements of the UNM/Anderson Core Curriculum. These courses cannot be taken CR/NC to satisfy Anderson admission requirements.

Pre-business students will be considered for automatic admission and do not need to apply. Transfer students should apply for admission to the BBA Program the semester before they wish to enter Anderson.

For admission to the BBA Program, students must achieve a minimum cumulative Grade Point Average of 2.5 in the following 40 credit hours and a 2.5 overall GPA (includes grades for all classes taken at UNM plus grades for all transfer credits). Students must take a minimum of 24 credit hours in residence at Anderson as an admitted BBA student.

Please note: per New Mexico House Bill 282, the checklist below includes a corresponding common course number.

ANTH 1170/1170L [160/161L], 1175/1175L [150/151L], 1211/1211L [120/122L]

ASTR 1115/1115L [101/101L]

BIOL 1110/1110L [110/112L], 1140/1140L [123/124L],

CHEM 1215/1215L [121/123L], 1225/1225L [122/124L], 1217/1215L [131/123L], 1227/1225L [132/124L]

CHEM 1110 (no lab) [101], 1120C [111]

CS 108L (no lab)

GEOG 1160/1160L [101/105L]

GEOL 1110/1110L [EPS 101/105L], 1120/1120L [ENVS 101/102L], 2110C [EPS 201L]

UHON 203/203L

NTSC 1110 [261L], 1120 [262L], 2110 [263L]

PHYS 1115/1115L [PHYC 102/102L], 1125/1125L [108/108L], 1230/1230L [151/151L], 1240/1240L [152/152L], 1310/1310L [160/160L], 1320/1320L [161/161L], 1110 (no lab) [105]

AFST 1110 [104] COMP 224 HIST 1150 [101], NATV 1150 [150] 1160 [102],

AMST 1150 [186] ENGL 1410 [150], 1110 [161], PHIL 1115 [101], 2650 [292], 1120 [162], 2225 [201],

CCST 2110 [CCS 201] 2660 [293] 1170 [181], 2210 [202], 1180 [182]

CLST 1110 [107], FDMA 1520 [IFDM 105L] RELG 1110 [107] 2110 [204], UHON 100/200 seminars 2110 [263] 2120 [205] GEOG 1175 [140] 2120 [264]

MLNG 1110 [101]

ARTS & DESIGN (3 hours) ARCH 1120 [121]

ARTH 1120 [101]

DANC 1110 [105]

FA 284

MUSC 1120 [MUS 142] 1130 [139]

*OR any 3 credit hour studio or performance course offered by the 3

2110 [201] THEA 1110 [105] department of fine arts 2120 [202] FDMA 1520 [IFDM 105L]

2110 [MA 210] UHON

WRITING & SPEAKING (6 hours)

English 1120 [120] – Composition II AND English 2120 [220] – Intermediate Composition OR English 2210 [219] – Professional and Technical Communication

*See placement table on page 2. ENGL 1120 [120] 3

ENGL 2120 [220] or 2210 [219] 3

MATHEMATICS & STATISTICS (6 hours) Mathematics 1350 [Statistics 145] – Introduction to Statistics AND Mathematics 1430 [180] – Applications of Calculus I [Elements of Calculus I] OR Mathematics 1512 [162] - Calculus I *See placement table on page 2.

MATH 1350 [STAT 145] 3

MATH 1430 [180] or 1512 [162] 3

PHYSICAL & NATURAL SCIENCES (4 hours)

3

1

SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES (9 hours) Economics 2110 [105] – Macroeconomic Principles AND Economics 2120 [106] – Microeconomic Principles AND Psychology 1110 [PSY 105] – Introduction to Psychology OR Sociology 1110 [SOC 101] – Introduction to Sociology

ECON 2110 [105] 3

ECON 2120 [106] 3

PSYC 1110 [PSY 105] or SOCI 1110 [SOC 101] 3

HUMANITIES (3 hours)

3

SECOND LANGUAGE (3 hours) One course from any non-English language, including American Sign Language

3

ACCOUNTING (3 hours) Accounting 2110 [MGMT 202] – Principles of Accounting I

ACCT 2110 [MGMT 202] 3

COMPUTER/INFO SYSTEMS (3 hours) Business Computer & Info Systems 1110 [CS 150L] – Intro to Information Systems

Must be completed within the last five (5) years BCIS 1110 [CS 150L] 3