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1) Graduating students may sign up online to specify diploma delivery options (e.g. hold for pickup or mail to an alternate address); and how their name is printed on the diploma.
* The web address for student diploma sign up is http://graduation.unm.edu.
* Graduates will be prompted to log in using their NetID and password.
* The diploma sign up form requires that students have a pending degree status (for the current semester) in Banner.
* The deadline to sign up is Friday, May 16, 2008. If they miss the deadline, diplomas will be mailed to the mailing address on record with Registrar's Office.
* Diplomas will be mailed to all Spring 2008 graduates in mid-July.
2) Graduating students may also sign up to participate in the University Commencement Ceremony and/or their convocation ceremony at http://graduation.unm.edu.
3) The names of those graduates who have privacy flags set in their student records will NOT be printed in the commencement program unless they do one of the following:
* Prior to Friday, March 28, 2008: Contact the Registrar's Office at the campus they attend to have their privacy flag removed. Picture ID required.
* Prior to Friday, April 4, 2008: Sign a "Limited Privacy Waiver" in the Office of the Secretary (Scholes Hall, Rm 103). Picture ID required.
Gain money-management skills with real money in the stock market.
The MBA Advisement Office has been receiving graduation applications for the spring 2008 semester and the are noticing a trend. Many of you applying for graduation are missing the management elective.
Students who are completing the 48 hour MBA degree program need the following
coursework in order to graduate:
10 core courses (501, 502, 504, 506, 508, 511, 520, 522, 526, 598)
5 concentration courses
1 management elective course
16 COURSES TOTAL
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10 core courses (see list above)
6 management elective courses
16 COURSES TOTAL
Keep in mind, you cannot graduate with only 15 courses. It must be 16 or we cannot award the degree. Feel free to contact Mary Berger if you have any questions.
Mary Berger berger@mgt.unm.edu
Graduate Programs Manager
Anderson School of Management
MSC05 3090
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001
505-277-3147
505-277-9356 (FAX)
Attention 3-2 Students!
If you are planning to graduate this semester from your undergraduate degree portion of the
Anderson 3-2 Program and have not notified the Advising Office, please do so as soon as possible.
Upon completion of your undergraduate degree, you are considered a NEW STUDENT and will not be able to register for any further UNM or Anderson classes until your student status has been changed from undergraduate to graduate level.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Any attempts to register for classes before your student level change has been processed will delay your registration for up to three weeks.
Please contact me if you have any questions regarding the 3-2 Program requirements.
This Summer 2008 course will satisfy the MGMT 526 finance requirement for the MACC (Professional Concentration) for students who were admitted in Fall 2007 when the MGMT 526 requirement was added to the new lockstep program. Since we usually only admit in the Fall, it shouldn't be an issue for others.
Graduate students admitted into the Master of Accounting Program, Professional Concentration, in Fall 2007 (this does not affect students admitted prior to Fall 2007) may take MGMT 594, Special Topics class entitled "Business and Finance Concepts for Accountants." This course will satisfy the MGMT 526 degree requirement. The prerequisite for this course is MGMT 540.
Master of Accounting students pursuing the advanced or tax concentrations may take this course as an elective keeping in mind the coursework guidelines for your respective concentrations.
This course will be offered in the first 4 weeks in the Summer 2008 session from 8:00 am - 10:30 am.
MBA students should check with their faculty concentration advisor to see if this course may be taken as an elective within their respective concentrations.
Accounting students, if you have any questions, please consult with your concentration advisor, Dr. Alistair Preston (MACC, Professional Concentration), Dr. Joni Young (accounting graduate programs) or Dr.Craig White (MACC, Tax concentration), or please visit with the graduate program advisor, Mary Berger.
If you are planning on graduating at the end of the Spring 2008 semester, make sure you pick up your application for graduation. If you have not, please pick one up from the front desk as soon as possible.
1. If you are planning on graduating at the end of the Spring 2008 semester, your graduation application is due by Monday, December 3rd.
The following items are required:
A. Have your concentration advisor sign the graduation form. (If you are pursuing
the no concentration option, then no signature is required.)
B. You must sign the graduation application.
C. Include a current resume.
D. Include a completed yellow card for MGMT 598 so that mary Berger may do an override -- the
override is needed for you to register for MGMT 598. Keep in mind, that Mary Berger is the
only person who can do the override for MGMT 598.
THE INSTRUCTOR WILL NOT SIGN ANY YELLOW CARDS FOR THIS COURSE.
E. Include the Career Services Office survey form with your application.
2. If you need to take MGMT 598 this spring, please look over the following procedure in order for Mary Berger to determine your eligibility:
A. A graduation application must be on file, OR
B. If you are not graduating at the end of the Spring 2008 semester, but you are within
15 hours of graduating (including 598), then you must file a degree plan with Mary Berger,
showing, semester by semester, what you have completed and what you intend to complete in
the coming semesters. If you have not already done so, we recommend that you meet with
your concentration advisor to go over your planned concentration coursework prior to
submitting your degree plan.
The Association of Graduate Business Students is selling polo shirts, t-shirts, and sweatshirts. If you are on campus and would like to purchase a shirt, visit Alex Solt at the front desk on the west wing of Anderson. For e-mail inquiries, contact Ms. Loyola Chastain.
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Grey polo shirt with MBA embroidery: $26.00
SALE! Grey MBA sweatshirt: $10.00 |
Black polo shirt with MACC embroidery: $26.00 |
Black t-shirt with UNM logo: $15.00
Red MBA BBA MACC t-shirt with: $26.00 |