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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I make an appointment to see an Academic Advisor?

You can make an appointment with an Academic Advisor during non-registration periods by calling 224-4331 (Main Campus), 224-5647 (Montoya), 224-5056 (South Valley), and 224-5308 (Westside).

2. Do I need to make an appointment to get career advice?

You do not need to make an appointment but it is recommended. We also recommend you seek career development before registration begins so that you have a plan and know what classes you need to take the next term.

3. What should I bring to an Academic advisement appointment?

If it is your first visit, bring a current catalog and unofficial transcripts, if you have attended other colleges or universities.  If you have seen an Academic Advisor previously, bring your purple planning worksheet.

4. How can I contact an Academic Advisor?

You can contact an Academic Advisor in 4 ways:

1.      IN-PERSON at a campus near you.

2.     ONLINE during the hours of 12-5 PM Monday-Friday.

3.      By phone at 224-4321.

4.      By EMAIL at aacd@cnm.edu.

5. How do I get clearance for a class at CNM when I took the pre-requisite at another college?

You can bring in an in-state unofficial transcript and see an Academic Advisor at any of the campuses. If you took the prerequisite course at an out of state school, contact the CNM School where your desired course is offered for a clearance.  To have courses taken elsewhere evaluated for credit, you must have OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS sent to:

Records Office

CNM

525 Buena Vista Dr. SE

Albuquerque, NM 87106

6. What do I do if I have been dropped from a class?

It depends upon why and who dropped you. If it was for non-payment, then you will need to re-register your classes and then make sure to pay before the DEADLINE. If an instructor dropped you, you need to contact the instructor to see why you were dropped. Finally, you can see an Academic Advisor to discuss your options.

7. What can I do if the class I want is closed?

You can get an ORANGE card from the Registration office and take it to the instructor for signature. Letting you in is at the discretion of the instructor.

8. Do I have to apply for graduation?

YES, you will need to apply for GRADUATION. If you apply in a term you are not attending, you will need to pay an administrative fee.

9. I tried to register for a class but it said NR. What does that mean?

You need to complete the admissions process. It usually means you have not completed the New Student Orientation; however it simply means you have a hold from Admissions Office. You can visit an Academic Advisor or see the Admissions Office to determine the reason for the NR hold.

10. How do I change my major?

You need to complete a DECLARING/CHANGING Major Form and turn it into Admissions. To discuss the change, you can talk to an Academic Advisor. If you are receiving Financial Aid, contact the FINANCIAL AID OFFICE to find out how your change of major could affect your financial aid status.

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Last updated on Wednesday, March 19, 2008