Does University of New Mexico Require the CSS Profile?

The University of New Mexico does not require the CSS Profile and has no CSS Profile code. File the 2026–27 FAFSA with code 002663 by January 31, 2026, and complete the separate December 2 application path for Regents' or Presidential Scholarship consideration.

CSS Profile

Not used

UNM uses the FAFSA for federal and need-based financial aid and does not list the CSS Profile in its undergraduate process. Admission can trigger consideration for several institutional awards, while top competitive scholarships require both the admission application and a separate scholarship application.

CSS school code

None

University of New Mexico has no CSS Profile code because it does not use the form. Submit the FAFSA, UNM admission application, and separate competitive scholarship applications directly to University of New Mexico instead.

Published financial aid deadlines

Regents' and Presidential Scholarship admission and scholarship applicationsDecember 2
2026–27 UNM FAFSA priority dateJanuary 31, 2026
Admission deadline for several resident institutional scholarshipsFebruary 1

These are the school's currently published 2026–27 dates. A late or updated application cycle can use different dates, so confirm the deadline shown in your applicant portal.

Which parent files?

The student and each parent or spouse contributor required under federal FAFSA rules use separate StudentAid.gov accounts to provide consent and sign. If verification is assigned, the student and applicable parents may need to supply income records or complete additional forms.

Documents and next steps

Use UNM FAFSA code 002663. If selected for verification, review missing requirements in LoboWeb at my.unm.edu under the Financial Aid tab and submit the specific income records or forms UNM requests. Continue monitoring LoboWeb because verification must finish before affected aid can be finalized.

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Common questions

Does University of New Mexico require the CSS Profile?

No. The University of New Mexico does not require the CSS Profile and has no CSS Profile code. File the 2026–27 FAFSA with code 002663 by January 31, 2026, and complete the separate December 2 application path for Regents' or Presidential Scholarship consideration.

What is University of New Mexico's CSS Profile code?

University of New Mexico has no CSS Profile code because it does not use the form. Submit the FAFSA, UNM admission application, and separate competitive scholarship applications directly to University of New Mexico instead.

When is University of New Mexico's financial aid deadline?

Regents' and Presidential Scholarship admission and scholarship applications: December 2; 2026–27 UNM FAFSA priority date: January 31, 2026; Admission deadline for several resident institutional scholarships: February 1.

Is the FAFSA enough for University of New Mexico?

The FAFSA is UNM's application for federal and need-based aid, but it does not replace every scholarship process. Regents' and Presidential applicants complete both admission and scholarship applications, while several resident institutional awards use a February 1 admission date.

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The CSS Profile does not tell you what federal aid you may receive. Estimate that separately, then compare the result with each college's net price and your outside scholarship options.

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