2/27/2013

| Glenda Johnson UNM Transfer Articulation Manager

University of New Mexico Using the TES Website

This is a listing of transfer courses from other Regionally Accredited Institutions starting from July 2009 to the present. This listing is not a complete record of all accepted courses from an institution, but reflects some of the courses more commonly transferred to UNM. Please check with the appropriate UNM Academic Department for information on degree applicability of your transfer courses. If you do not see your course listed please send your course request to: tes1@unm.edu. An individual course-to-course "pre-evaluation" of an entire transcript is not available. Prospective students need to apply to UNM, provide official transcripts from each institution attended and pay the application fee to have their transfer courses reviewed in full. This list is for informational purposes only and is subject to change without notice

You will need to search for your transfer institution in TES. There are 3 different ways to lookup your school:

o 1. Type the name in the box at the top of the list and click “Search.”

o 2. Click on the FIRST letter in the name of the institution.

o 3. Scroll through the alphabetical list.

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When you find your transfer institution, click on the arrow to the left of the name.

A page opens with your college’s most current catalog.

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If you do not find the catalog year you need, click on the “VIEW ALL” link to the far right of the page. This should bring up other available catalog years with UNM Equivalencies.

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When you get to the correct catalog year, click on the arrow to the LEFT of the name of the institution to view a listing of equivalencies UNM has established for that school.

***NOTE: Some New Mexico schools have additional groups listed under the main catalog to provide information such as UNM Core Equivalencies or recent Transfer Agreements. ***

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The equivalencies are listed alphabetically then by course number. To view a specific equivalent, click on the “VIEW” box to the left of the course.

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Remember to pay close attention to NOTES next to the courses. These notes offer important information about the transferability of the course.You can build a customized list of courses by using the “My Equivalency List” feature in TES by simply clicking on the “My List Add” button to the right of each equivalency. TES will save those courses for you in a separate browser so you can print, or email, your list for use later.

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When viewing an equivalency in TES, there is a link to send questions if you need help. It is in the lower left hand corner. All emails from this link will be sent to Glenda Johnson, the Transfer Articulation Manager for UNM.

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If you would like more information about transferring to the University of New Mexico, please contact the Office of Admissions Recruiters at: http://admissions.unm.edu/meet-our-recruiters/index.php Information on admission to UNM can be found here: http://admissions.unm.edu/transfer/index.php Please note that transcripts are only evaluated for students after they apply to UNM in an undergraduate degree status.

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