A complete Scholarship Application must include the following:

• A comprehensive statement expressing your educational goals and motivation for applying for a Summer 2024 Scholarship.
• A complete list/directory of student organization(s), extra-curricular activities, volunteer and community service experiences.
• Unofficial UNM Transcript (Applicants must have attended UNM for a minimum of 1 semester to be eligible for consideration.)
• A copy of your Summer 2024 Course Schedule.
• Certificate of Indian Blood OR Proof of Tribal Enrollment.
• Any additional documentation you feel pertinent to your application.

Scholarship Eligibility Requirements:

• Declared Arts & Sciences Major
• Scholarships are for undergraduate students seeking their first BA/BS degree. (Students seeking a 2nd BA/BS degree will not be considered).See A&S Scholarship Guidelines for more details.
• Enrolled in a full-time status (12-hrs) with a few exceptions. Medical exceptions are accepted through ARC (Accessibility Resources Center).
• Provide Financial Aid Information from the UNM Financial Aid Office.

A complete Scholarship Application must  include the following:

• A comprehensive statement expressing your educational goals and motivation for applying for a General Scholarship.
• A complete list of academic activities including student organization(s), volunteer efforts, and community service experiences.
• Unofficial UNM Transcript (Applicants must have attended UNM for a minimum of 1 semester to be eligible for consideration.)
• Copy of Fall 2024 Course Schedule: full-time enrollment required.
• Certificate of Indian Blood OR Proof of Tribal Enrollment.
• Any additional documentation pertinent to your application.

Emergency scholarships are available for Anderson undergraduate students in need. Emergency scholarships are designed to help students avoid an interruption in their college studies due to an immediate unforeseen emergency. The Anderson Emergency Micro-Scholarship is available to any degree-seeking BBA student who can demonstrate critical financial need for the current semester. Selected undergraduate students will be awarded up to $500.

The Center of Native American Health (CNAH) supports the academic, social, and cultural needs of Native American health sciences students at UNM. Students will only be approved for financial assistance once per semester and will not exceed the maximum amount of $800 per academic year. Any student receiving an award is REQUIRED to provide volunteer service to CNAH, e.g., participating in or leading a CNAH event and/or activity.

To be eligible for this award, a student must be:

• Currently enrolled in a UNM HSC degree program.
• An enrolled member of a federally-recognized Native American Tribe, Pueblo, or Nation.
• In good academic standing and enrolled at UNM.
• Has explored other funding options.

Approved Expenses:

• HSC Program Admission
• Completing HSC Degree Program
• Professional Conferences
• Cultural Event & Activities
• Professional Licensure

Questions, call CNAH at 505-272-4100 or email them at hsc-cnah@unm.edu.

To access the application, CLICK  HERE.

The University of New Mexico is proud to partner with the Bernard Osher Foundation to provide the Osher Reentry Scholarship Program for returning adult students. The Osher Scholarships are designed to help undergraduate students who have experienced a five-year cumulative gap in their education. Osher Re-entry Scholarship provides up to 50% of tuition costs for selected participants based on a yearly application process. The Selection Committee will base scholarships on a need for financial assistance, commitment to a bachelor’s degree attainment, and focus on entering the workforce upon degree completion.