The UNM College of Nursing was awarded two grants that provide funds to enrolled students. Learn more about eligibility and how these will offset educational expenses if awarded, thus reducing student indebtedness upon graduation. Explore more about the funding.
To begin the process, fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) application and use the UNM school code 002663.
The College of Nursing offers various scholarships that require additional applications. If you are eligible, the Financial Aid Office will email you scholarship details, the application, and deadlines.
Our dedicated Financial Aid Office is here to guide you through your financial aid process.
The UNM College of Nursing Pre-Licensure BSN program follows different terms and calendars than the standard UNM calendar. This affects financial aid distributions during Summer terms. Review the Pre-Licensure BSN Academic Calendar.
Types of Summer aid offered include: the Pell grant, federal student loans, private student loans, Lottery Scholarship, UNM Presidential Scholarship, Woodward Scholarship, Amigo Scholarship, National Merit Scholarship and UNM Scholars Scholarship. State and institutional grants are not awarded in Summer terms.
The College of Nursing Financial Aid Office begins manually awarding Summer financial aid in April.
Per federal financial aid guidelines, certain undergraduate nursing programs must register for a minimum of 6 credits in order to be eligible for federal aid. Nursing students may be eligible for financial aid in the Summer. Contact the College's Financial Aid Office for more information.
Review the RN to BSN Calendar.
The RN to BSN Degree Completion option follows an 8-week rotation of classes. Financial aid awards are disbursed during the second 8-week session of each term to ensure students meet enrollment requirements for receiving financial aid per federal regulations.
RN to BSN students must be enrolled in a minimum of 6 credits during the Fall/Spring terms and 3 credits in the Summer term to receive financial aid. Review the RN to BSN Calendar.
RN-BSN students cannot set up payment plans.
RN to BSN students must pay for their courses on the first day of class or they will be dropped. If students have financial aid in place they will not be dropped. Students who have tuition remission, tuition reimbursement or other payments coming into UNM they need to let us (financial aid) know so they avoid being dropped.
The UNM College of Nursing’s MSN programs follow different terms and calendars than the standard UNM calendar. This affects financial aid distributions during Summer terms. Review the MSN Academic Calendar.
Types of Summer aid offered for graduate students include: federal student loans, Graduate PLUS loans and private student loans. State and institutional grants are not awarded in summer term(s).
The College of Nursing Financial Aid Office begins manually awarding Summer financial aid in April.
Per federal financial aid guidelines, certain graduate nursing programs must register for a minimum of 5 credits in order to be eligible for federal aid (MSN-Education and Administration students are only required to enroll in 3 credits during the Summer term).
The UNM College of Nursing’s DNP program follows the same terms and calendars as the standard UNM main campus. Review the DNP Academic Calendar.
Types of Summer aid offered for graduate students include: federal student loans, Graduate PLUS loans and private student loans. State and institutional grants are not awarded in Summer terms. The College of Nursing Financial Aid Office begins manually awarding Summer financial aid in April.
Per federal financial aid guidelines, DNP students must be enrolled in a minimum of 5 credits during the Fall/Spring terms and 3 credits in the Summer term in order to be eligible for federal aid. Nursing students are eligible for federal student loans in the Summer.
The UNM College of Nursing’s PhD program follows the same terms and calendars as the standard UNM main campus. Review the PhD Academic Calendar.
Types of Summer aid offered for graduate students include: federal student loans, Graduate PLUS loans and private student loans. State and institutional grants are not awarded in Summer terms. The College of Nursing Financial Aid Office begins manually awarding Summer financial aid in April.
Per federal financial aid guidelines, PhD students must be enrolled in a minimum of 5 credits during the Fall/Spring terms and 3 credits in the Summer term to be eligible for federal aid. Nursing students are eligible for federal student loans in the Summer.
Wondering when you will receive your financial aid disbursement?
We've got you covered.
Financial aid disburses three (3) business days prior to the first day of courses that term.
For term dates, please visit the UNM Registrar’s website or check your course schedule.
Students must be registered at least half-time and have a complete financial aid file in order for aid to be disbursed.
Have questions? Contact our Financial Aid Team!
Financial Aid Office
College of Nursing
Building 214
Strategic & Enrollment Services
Suite 1501
1 University of New Mexico