Current students – we can provide you with supplemental academic support!
The Center for Teaching & Learning offers a variety of services, such as Prerequisite Tutoring Support (Biology, Chemistry, Anatomy & Physiology, Statistics, etc.) and workshops to enhance your learning experience. Their offerings are provided in-person or online to accommodate your busy schedule.
The Office of Academic Success is in the process of hiring a graduate assistant and peer tutor to facilitate NMNC tutoring sessions starting the in the Fall 2025. Please stay tuned for the new Fall 2025 tutoring sessions.
No events are currently scheduled. Check back later for Fall 2025 events.
There are a number of study spaces around campus, including collaborative work areas and private study spaces that can be reserved.
Private study spaces are located in both Zimmerman Library and the Health Sciences Library and Informatics Center.
Eight reservable spaces that can be reserved up to one week in advance for up to three hours. Reserve the space
Ten reservable spaces that can be reserved up to one week in advance for up to two hours. Reserve the space
Collaborative study space can be found around the Health Sciences campus and on the Central Campus. The Domenici Center, Health Sciences Library and Informatics Center, and the College of Nursing and Public Health Excellence. Each building has open, collaborative student spaces for you to gather and work with your classmates.
Open collaborative student spaces can be found on each floor of the building in the exterior corridors. No reservations are needed for these open collaborative spaces.
The kitchenette is on the first floor, and it has a microwave, sink, and refrigerator for student use.
A student lounge is open to all UNM Health Sciences students, and it is accessible with your HSC student ID 24/7. This space is located on the east side of the Domenici Center next to the Domenici Auditorium.
You will take the ATI Content Mastery Series assessments to strengthen your nursing knowledge and prepare effectively for the NCLEX. Preparing for the ATI Content Mastery Series assessments can be overwhelming, but we have organized the information below to help you prepare and study efficiently.
You'll find all the study materials for the ATI exams through your ATI account. ATI is an online platform that gives students access to course materials such as textbooks, case studies, practice exams, and other resources. You'll take several ATI Content Mastery Series exams throughout your nursing program including Fundamentals, Pharmacology, Leadership, Medical-Surgical Nursing, and the Comprehensive Predictor.
If you have questions or want a 1:1 consultation, feel free to reach out to the Office of Academic Success at HSC-CONAcademicSuccess@salud.unm.edu.
An outline of tips and concepts for each ATI Content Mastery exam content is available below as a study guide.
Additional: Knowledge that relates to the safe administration and monitoring of prototype medications that manage infections, pain, and inflammation, as well as those medications that affect the blood and the immune, nervous, cardiovascular, respiratory, renal, digestive, endocrine, and reproduction systems.
The Office of Academic Success
College of Nursing
Building 214
Strategic & Enrollment Services
Suite 1501
1 University of New Mexico
Email our Academic Success & Student Engagement team to schedule an appointment: