Admission to AIMS is determined by lottery selection. If you would like your son or daughter to be considered for enrollment, please go to our Lottery page:

The admissions process starts with the Lottery Application. Here your students' name and contact information will be entered along with the parents' or guardians'. This information will be used to contact all successfully drawn students.

Families will be notified by email if your student is drawn in the lottery.

After being drawn in the Lottery (and only after being notified), you are then invited to fill out the Enrollment package. To accomplish this, log back into the lottery site using the same credentials as before, click on the lottery applicant and you will see the enrollment data to be filled out. Do not complete another lottery application, this will not secure your enrollment. Only filling out the enrollment forms by the deadline will secure a spot at AIMS. This enrollment package will include pertinent health information, and allow for upload of certain files. These files can also be delivered to the school in person.

Paper applications for the Lottery and Enrollment will no longer be available for download, however we do supply access to the online portal at the physical school location.

AIMS@UNM
Attn: Admissions
933 Bradbury Dr. SE
Albuquerque, NM 87106

If you have any questions, please contact the school.

WHAT WE NEED TO KNOW: 

The only requirement for admission to AIMS@UNM is a desire and passion for mathematics and science and a commitment to develop those skills.

IS THIS PROGRAM RIGHT FOR YOUR CHILD? 

AIMS@UNM is a rigorous academic program designed to prepare your student for participation in a global economy and includes a dual enrollment criteria with the University of New Mexico or CNM. Middle school curriculum is designed to prepare students for advanced coursework in high school. Students enrolled at AIMS take Algebra I in 8th grade, Geometry in the 9th, Algebra II/Trig in grade 10, Calculus in grade 11, and dual enrollment advanced math during their senior year. English and History are Advanced Placement (AP). Additionally, students must take two years of "critical languages" identified as Japanese or Chinese.

* Please note: AIMS@UNM does not provide transportation.  Students must bring lunch from home (refrigerator and microwave provided)