UNM Anderson Scholarship Application

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UNM ID (9-digit number)

Please use the same email and last name that was used on your application.

First Name

Last Name

UNM Email

What is your planned degree program?

The next series of questions are necessary for specific scholarship opportunities.

How many credit hours do you plan on being enrolled for Fall and Spring semesters?

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Are you a single parent?
Did you graduate from a high school located in New Mexico?
Are you going to be employed in the next academic year (2022-2023)?
Are you a member of a State or Federally recognized Native American or Alaskan Native Tribe?

Which New Mexico high school did you attend?

How many hours per week do you plan to work?

Which Native American or Alaskan Native Tribe are you a member?

The following questions for specific scholarships require additional information or short essays. To qualify for these scholarships, please answer as many that apply to you to the best of your ability:

List your extracurricular activities, projects, leadership positions or special interests.

Please comment on any special qualifications you might have or any special circumstances, personal or financial,
of which the scholarship committee should be aware.

Please provide below in paragraph form your career plans once you graduate from Anderson. Indicate where you
plan on working (company, state) and the type of work/duties that you envision performing.

Please provide a personal statement stating your academic and professional goals; and highlighting academic
and/or creative achievements made while enrolled as a student at Anderson.

In a short essay, please describe how you have broadened participation in finance fields through active
engagement in UNM or community-based programs that promote finance fields as a career for women.

In a 250-500 word essay, please answer the question: “How will your work and education positively impact the rich
diversity of New Mexico (or your local community)?"

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