You care about your community and your future. You see adversity as an opportunity to improve. You belong here because our programs lead to degrees and certificates that can help you transform your life. You belong here because you're you.
Have you registered for the Fall 2022 semester at UNM-Taos yet? If you are a new degree-seeking summer or fall student enrolled in the Fall 2022 term, you will automatically be entered to win a $50 MasterCard gift card. Two winners will be chosen each week for five weeks. Register early! The earlier you register, the more chances you have to win.
Choosing a program of study is just the beginning. Your academic plan can focus on what you're passionate about. On whatever pathway your interests lead you, we want to help you get there.
MEET WITH AN ADMISSIONS OFFICER
ADMISSIONS BOOKINGAmber Burke will be leading a sample yoga class; Gary Cook will be leading an experiential class in consciousness and creativity on August 10th at Rio Grande Hall at 120 Civic Plaza Dr in downtown Taos.
Amber Burke will be leading a sample yoga class; Gary Cook will be leading an experiential class in consciousness and creativity on August 10th at Rio Grande Hall at 120 Civic Plaza Dr in downtown Taos.
Amber Burke will be leading a sample yoga class; Gary Cook will be leading an experiential class in consciousness and creativity on August 10th at Rio Grande Hall at 120 Civic Plaza Dr in downtown Taos.
Amber Burke will be leading a sample yoga class; Gary Cook will be leading an experiential class in consciousness and creativity on August 10th at Rio Grande Hall at 120 Civic Plaza Dr in downtown Taos.
Amber Burke will be leading a sample yoga class; Gary Cook will be leading an experiential class in consciousness and creativity on August 10th at Rio Grande Hall at 120 Civic Plaza Dr in downtown Taos.
The UNM-Taos Fall 2022 New Student Orientation will take place from August 15 - August 19. Join us for in person and virtual activities to prepare you for success this fall!
Your safety and security are of prime concern at The University of New Mexico-Taos and we are working hard to ensure the campus is a safe place to live, learn, work and play.
Campus bias incidents - which can include any conduct that discriminates, stereotypes, excludes, harasses or harms anyone in [the university] community based on their identity - should be reported.
When students suffer sexual assault and harassment, they are deprived of equal and free access to an education. This is a significant civil rights issue.
Students with documented learning, physical, sensory, or health disabilities may request reasonable accommodations to ensure access to education.
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