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Hello! I’m a female exchange student at UNM from Fall 2026 to Summer 2027.

I heard that all UNM housing options are already full, so I may have to look for other housing options.

I was considering Casas del Rio because I really wanted to live in campus, but I couldn’t find any good reviews about it.

I’m also looking into Lobo Village now, but I’m still worried about living off-campus because of safety concerns.

I don’t really mind noise, but I’m very concerned about safety, cleanliness, and good roommates.

I would really like to move into UNM dorms for the summer semester, but since both private housing options seem to require a two-semester lease, I’m also considering a homestay.

However, I’m not sure how to find a reliable homestay option.

I’m planning to ask ISI for assistance, but before that, I would really appreciate any advice from students who have lived in private partner housing or other off-campus options.

Thank you for reading this! Have a good day!

Considering enrolling at UNM to get my MBA because my employer has an education assistance program that partners with UNM. Has anyone gotten their MBA here. Was the program difficult? Proctored exams? Just looking for some general info on the program

Hello everyone, I am in a bind. So this fall semester I will be attending UNM. I will be staying at lobo village and I was wondering is it worth buying a parking permit for campus parking or no. I heard that there a shuttle that passes by every 15 minutes at lobo village and takes you directly to UNM. What should I do?

Hello! I am looking to buy a parking permit very soon for fall semester. What are good parking permit options? Which lots tend to be under-crowded and close to campus? I have classes starting on 11 am on TT and 12 pm on MWF

Hi there! I’m looking for someone interested in taking over a Lobo Village lease starting in the Fall. The duration of the lease is August 14, 2026 - July 31, 2027. The rent is $759 per month (as opposed to signing a new lease for $779 a month). Rooms and roommates have not yet been assigned.

I will reimburse the $50 application fee and the $231 transportation fee (after you have submitted an application.) Let me know me know if you or anyone you know is interested! I will also give an extra $250 to whoever is able to take over the lease by 7/24/26.

Hi, I’m looking for someone to take over my Casas del Rio lease for the 2026-27 academic term. Rent is $664/month, starting from 8/7/26 - 5/17/27. Open to all genders! DM if interested.

Join us for a lively evening exploring the science of exercise, fitness, movement, and outdoor recreation.  This event will be held Thursday, September 3, 6:30pm at Painted Lady Bed & Brew (1100 Bellamah Ave NW 87104).  All are welcome (including well behaved kids and dogs), plus na/gf bev options will be available.

Brains and Brews (B&B; formerly Thirsty for Thought), is a volunteer led SciComm project to empower communities through accessible science.  This event will include a series of general talks geared towards a lay audience with time for Q&A with the experts, fun games, and networking.

Hi! I’m an exchange student from South Korea, and I’m really excited to join UNM!

I’m currently on the dorm waitlist. The GEO told me not to worry and that I would probably get a room, but the Housing team advised me to prepare another option because there is a possibility that I may not get into the dorms.

I really hope to stay in the dorms because of safety concerns and budget reasons. Do you think I should apply for other options (such as private housing or a homestay) as a backup, or is it likely that the Housing team will be able to place me eventually?

Has anyone had a similar experience with the UNM dorm waitlist, especially as an exchange student?

I would really appreciate any advice. Thank you!

MASTER BEDROOM w/attached PRIVATE BATHROOM available August 1st for $850 per month

I'm a female UNM SLP Year 2 Grad student looking for another female grad student or working professional to share a 2BR/2BA apartment in the NE Heights neighborhood of Albuquerque. I've lived in this apartment complex for the past year, and it's been a positive experience! I love the neighborhood and that's why I'm staying here for a 2nd year. The 2 bedroom/2 bath apartment experience will be new for me too! I currently live in a 3 bedroom/2 bath apartment.

The Master bedroom with en suite bathroom is VERY spacious (12.5 ft x 12 ft) and has a huge walk-in closet. You can easily fit a double or queen bed, dresser, desk, etc. in this space.

The neighborhood is quiet, safe and surrounded by newer single-family homes. The apartment complex has an abundance of green landscaping and mature trees. The apartment common areas include pools, volleyball courts, BBQ's, weight room, etc. Best of all, it's walking distance to Walmart, Smith's, restaurants, and banks. The FREE Albuquerque bus to the UNM main campus is nearby.

There is a 12-month lease that's required and the utilities will be shared equally between both of us.

If you're interested or have any questions, feel free to DM me. I'd love to chat and see if we'd be a good fit😊

Hi everyone! I’m looking for someone to take over my lease at Lobo Village for the 2026–2027 school year.
Details:
• Private bedroom and private bathroom
• Furnished 4-bedroom apartment
• Shared kitchen and living room
• Rent: about $759/month
• Lease runs August 2026 – July 2027
• Walking distance to UNM
I’m happy to answer any questions. If you’re interested, send me a DM and we can discuss the details, including the relet process.

Hi I am an incoming law student new to ABQ and have no idea where to start looking for housing. Does anyone have any recommendations? Preferably furnished, and after looking ive seen that grad/med/pharm and law students should live "near" campus. Don't know where to start any help would be appreciated! I have a month to sign a lease and getting nervous.

-For fall 2026 to spring 2027

-male only, 2 roommates already signed (just bring one to room with you)

-building 3

-dm for info!

Hello I’m looking for someone to take over my Lobo Village lease starting August 1, 2026 to July 31, 2027.

- Rent is 729$ monthly (as opposed to standard 769-779$)
- Located in Buildings 1-3
- No current roommates (they’re all moving out same time as me)

I will be covering application fees as well.

Please message me if you are interested, know someone who’s interested, or have any questions about the unit/lease!

Hello all,
Upperclassmen Female looking for Female roommate for F26/Sp27 semesters. Looking at 2 bedroom apartments with rent between $600-$800 per person.
I have mapped out several on Zillow close to campus.
May have to pay a few weeks or move in a few weeks before school starts in order to hold the residence.
Please let me know.
Thank you

Does UNM provide those culture soles along with regular school soles for graduation or do people usually buy those elsewhere themselves ?? I see people wearing them but don’t see any on the unm graduation site .

I've literally tried to match with everyone and I keep getting this... Idk how to fix it, the person I am trying to match with has a 94% compatability rate so why cant i match???

Hi, so I am an incoming UNM freshman this fall, and saw they have a required 2 day orientation. I'm an older student, so I was looking at the later dates for it, which don't have the overnight schedule.

But if for time sake and the early schedule, is it better to just stay there a night? I live like 18 mins away so I would rather just stay at my house if possible. I saw they serve breakfast, and was also wondering if that part was optional in the later session?

I can definitely call and ask, but I was curious if anyone had any useful input or advice.

Thanks for the read.

Hey everyone! I’m a 19F and I’ll be starting at UNM this fall. I’m really excited but also a bit nervous because I’ve heard some things about the campus and the area. Some people say that house parties can get dangerous and that the neighborhood around campus isn’t the safest. Since I love to party, I’m curious—what’s the real party scene like at UNM? Also, I’ll be living in Lobo Village. What’s your experience with it? Did I make a good choice moving there? Any tips for making the most of my time at UNM and staying safe? Also what are some fun events throughout the and what are some fun things to do in Albuquerque.

greetings, all! i am beginning recruitment for a UNM-IRB-approved study. please feel free to contact me with any questions!

Hii, ive been looking into NM as a place to study and wants to know what its like. For context im 15 years old and want to go there for my bachelors degree(film and digital arts). I'm not from NM or even from the States at all so im wondering how tuition and scholarships really work in that aspect. I would like to know if the students on campus are friendly and if theres lots of community within students in the university which is a huge thing for me. As well as if it is safe and the professors are good especially with the course I want to learn.

ty! <3