Undergraduate Academic Advisement
We believe students have the capacity to make strategic choices and are the drivers of their own success. Our mission is to empower students as they pursue success by providing the necessary resources for them to make informed decisions and provide assistance as they manage their academic and professional careers.
Announcement - Subject Codes and Course Numbers Are Changing
Effective Fall 2026, the Anderson School of Management will be converting their course subject code from MGMT to BUSA, and course numbers will change from 3 digits to 4 digits. For example, MGMT 300 will convert to BUSA 3001 and MGMT 306 will convert to BUSA 3060. This change only affects the subject codes/course numbers; the content of the courses and the major degree requirements are not changing.
The Summer and Fall 2026 class schedules will be posted on 3/23/2026, and registration for both Summer and Fall opens the week of 4/6/2026. Please note that the Summer schedule will list Anderson courses as MGMT, but the Fall schedule will list Anderson courses as BUSA. Please see this conversion list of all Anderson undergraduate courses.
Please work closely with your advisor to make sure you are registering for the correct courses, and not accidentally registering for a course you have already completed.
Scheduling an Appointment
The Anderson School of Management Undergraduate Academic Center for Student Success advisors are available for you to meet with both in person and virtually! The full schedule of appointments will be offered via Student Hub during normal business hours. You are also welcome to email your advisor directly; find their contact info below.
Drop-In Hours Schedule — No Appointment Needed
Please have your questions ready and be prepared for your meeting with an advisor. Your meeting will be no longer than 10 – 15 minutes. If a longer meeting is needed, please go to Student Hub and make an appointment with your advisor. Prospective students must create an account through Student Hub to schedule an appointment. Drop-ins are for current students only.
The Undergraduate Advisement Office is located on the first floor of the McKinnon Center for Management (MCM).
Regular drop-in hours for Spring 2026 - Beginning January 19
| Day | Location | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Tuesday | In Person - McKinnon Center, First Floor | 9 to 11:30 a.m. |
| Wednesday | Virtual - Join Virtual Hours on Zoom | 1 to 3:30 p.m. |
Advisors
Please contact the appropriate advisor based on the first letter of your last name.
- Current UNM Students: Schedule an Appointment in Student Hub
- Prospective Students: Create a non-UNM account in Student Hub.
If you have any questions please contact andersonadvising@unm.edu and you will be directed to your assigned academic advisor.
- Rob Hogan, MSEd
- Manager of Academic Advisement
Prospective Students
The option to create a non-UNM account on Student Hub without being admitted to UNM is now available.
If you are having difficulty viewing our undergraduate academic advisors' appointment availability, please contact us at andersonadvising@unm.edu or call 505.277.3290.
Holds
Holds are designed to help you navigate your degree program. Holds placed on your account will affect your registration. Here are some common holds from Anderson Advisement and how to get them resolved.
New Transfer Check-In
All new transfer students will receive this hold during their first semester (day 28 of each fall/spring semester) at UNM – Anderson School of Management. The New Transfer Student Check-In hold is intended to help transfer students prepare for their second semester by meeting with their advisor to go over deadlines, review degree requirements, course planning, understanding the LoboTrax Degree Audit and utilizing other tools and resources.
Removal: Meet with an advisor by making an appointment through Student Hub or attending drop-in hours.
Degree Progress Check
Students receive a Degree Progress Check hold each semester (day 28 each fall/spring semester) if they have not completed Phase I requirements and have sixty (60) or more earned credit hours and have not yet been admitted to Anderson. Advisors will review your LoboTrax and your class schedule and help you get on track for admission to Anderson.
Removal: Meet with an advisor by making an appointment through Student Hub or attending drop-in hours.
Apply to Graduate
Students will receive the Apply to Graduate hold when they have ninety (90) or more earned credit hours but have not yet submitted a Graduation Application.
Removal: Complete a Graduation Application. If you need help in determining your Graduation Term or if you want to confirm you are on track for graduation, make an appointment through Student Hub or attending drop-in hours.
Probation
At UNM, a 2.0 cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) is required to maintain good academic standing. If your GPA falls below 2.0, you will be placed on academic probation. After two consecutive semesters with a cumulative GPA below 2.0, academic suspension can occur. Academic probation allows you to work with a support system to prevent academic suspension in the future. In order to avoid suspension a 2.0 cumulative GPA is required to be removed from probation status or a 2.5 semester GPA to continue on probation for another semester.
Removal: Meet with an advisor by making an appointment through Student Hub or attending drop-in hours. Also complete the online Academic Success Workshop, which will be sent to you if you have a probation hold.
If you have questions about holds, please call our front desk at (505) 277-3290.
