The New Mexico Higher Education Department (NMHED) has established and will maintain a common course numbering system (NMCCNS) to improve transfer and articulation of courses between New Mexico’s public and tribal higher education institutions. The NMCCNS includes all lower division (1000 – and 2000 – level) courses offered in the state. Read more.
The new NMCCNS has resulted in a large number of changes to CNM course prefixes and numbers. If you can’t find a course from a previous CNM Catalog you may look up your old course number and find its new CCN here: CNM CCN Crosswalk. Guide to using the CNM CCN Crosswalk. Or, you may look up the old course prefix and number here: Access the New Mexico Common Course Numbering Crosswalk to find its new equivalent State assigned CCN. This tool may also be used to find out whether a course is unique to CNM or may be transferred to New Mexico’s public and tribal higher education institutions. Note: New disciplines, including career technical disciplines, may be added to the CCNS in the future. Please consult with your School or an academic coach for more information. Guide to using the NMCCN Crosswalk
Still can’t find your old course? Look up the course in the 2018 Catalog and check the Notes section of the course description for the new course number. See an example below:
