Admission is the process of applying and being accepted to CNM. CNM has an open admission policy that provides students, who meet general admission requirements, the opportunity to enroll in credit and/or non-credit courses. Individuals are considered for admission to CNM without regard to gender, race, color, national origin, religion, age, disability, sexual orientation or marital status.
- Credit courses and programs provide traditional college credit through developmental and college level instruction, usually leading to a certificate and/or degree.
- Non credit courses and programs provide skill development and adult basic education (including English as a second language and GED prep) in a variety of settings, but do not receive traditional college credit.
Registration is the process of selecting your courses. Students are required to register for each term they plan to attend. Registration can be done online, by telephone through STARS (505-224-4893) or in person at any CNM location.
Academic Records include but are not limited to grades and academic standing, admission form, and high school and/or college transcripts. Official academic records are maintained by the Main Campus Records Office.
