Registration at NMSU is a process that includes: Academic advising with a faculty or staff member Registering for classes, online or with your academic advisor Paying the tuition and fee bill
Course | New Mexico State University - BE BOLD. Shape the Future. These services are also available on myNMSU, under the Employee or Student & Financial Aid Tab. If you need further assistance, please contact the appropriate department, college or University Student Records.
All charges due to DACC/NMSU must be paid before refunds or adjustments will be permitted. In cases of academic or disciplinary suspension, eligibility for tuition refunds and adjustments will depend on the conditions of the suspension and will be entirely at the option of the institution.
Cash, checks, money orders and all major credit cards are accepted. Those preferring to pay in person may do so at the DACC Cashiers Office (DASR 102B) on the East Mesa Campus or on the NMSU Las Cruces Campus at the University Accounts Receivable Office.
To withdraw from a single course, the student must consult with their academic advisor or complete a Change of Schedule Form and process it at the DACC Information Center or the NMSU Student Records Office. The deadline for withdrawing from a single course is published online at records.nmsu.edu.
January 12January 12 – May 6, 202216 Week Term (Full Term) January 12 – May 6First Day of ClassesJanuary 12Last Day to Add a Class Without Instructor's SignatureJanuary 13Late Registration Begins (Instructor Signature Required to Add a Class) ($25.00 Late Fee Assessed)January 14 – January 2421 more rows
PART 2: NMSU HOLIDAY OBSERVANCE The university is closed for business in observance of the following designated holidays: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Spring Holiday (designated Friday in March or April)
New Mexico State University is a 24×7 system of campuses, facilities and services. Consequently, while certain services or facilities may be affected by inclement weather, NMSU remains open.
The Crimson Scholars Program at NMSU is a recognition and enrichment program for students of exceptional academic achievement. Designation as a Crimson Scholar places you among NMSU's top students and entitles you to a number of valuable privileges. You do not need to apply to be a Crimson Scholar.
Students can withdraw from all courses on or after the first day of classes through the last day to drop from a course without Dean's approval (twelfth week for a 16 week course) using LoboWeb, my.unm.edu. Go to the Registration (Add/Drop Classes) option and drop all listed courses.
at 5 a.m.Students can begin registering at 5 a.m. on their designated registration date. Classes can be added, changed, or dropped until registration for the semester ends. Registering for a class that's full? Get Waitlisted!
Fall Intersession 2021: August 2-20. Fall 2021: August 23 - December 9. Winter Intersession 2022: January 10-14. Spring 2022: January 17 - May 12....Spring 2022.DateActivityFebruary 21, 2022Presidents' Day Holiday (No Classes, Offices Closed)42 more rows
(All information taken from the academic calendar.)...Holiday Schedule for 2022.New Year's 2022December 31, 2021 (Fri.) & January 3, 2022 (Mon.)MLK Jr. Day (for Students only)January 17 (Mon.)Memorial DayMay 30 (Mon.)Fourth of JulyJuly 4 (Mon.)Labor DaySeptember 5 (Mon.)3 more rows
New Mexico State University NMSU will operate on a normal schedule.
at 5 a.m.Students can begin registering at 5 a.m. on their designated registration date. Classes can be added, changed, or dropped until registration for the semester ends. Registering for a class that's full? Get Waitlisted!
Below is the schedule of dates when registration will be open, depending on student classification....August 17 – December 9, 2022.Designated Group or ClassificationDayDateJUNIORSWednesdayApril 20, 2022SOPHOMORESThursdayApril 21, 2022FRESHMENFridayApril 22, 2022NON–DEGREEMondayApril 25, 202212 more rows
New Mexico State University NMSU will operate on a normal schedule.
Suffix (N) - indicates when the course credits are not applicable to the baccalaureate and specified associate degrees and is only added to developmental coursework. Credits - The unit of university credit is the semester hour. In the example the course can be taken and will be charged for 4 credits.
Credits - The unit of university credit is the semester hour. In the example the course can be taken and will be charged for 4 credits. The numbers that appear in the parenthesis indicate the number of credits for lecture hours (3) and the number of credits for practicum/laboratory hours (3). Three-digit Course.
New Mexico State University is currently undergoing a renumbering initiative to align with a State regulatory change. While this process is occurring courses will appear in two ways, a four-digit number or a three-digit number.
For academic year 2020-2021, tuition rates, including mandatory fees, at DACC are as follows: 1 $74 per credit, or $888 per semester, for in-district students (residents of Doña Ana County); 2 $90 per credit, or $1,080 per semester, for out-of-district students (residents of other counties within New Mexico); and 3 $236 per credit, or $2,832 per semester, for nonresident (out-of-state and international) students. However, when nonresidents enroll in a summer session, or when they enroll in six credits or fewer during a regular term, they pay the in-state (but out-of-district) rate.
A one-time $20 application fee and a completed application must be submitted to DACC. The fee, which is not refundable, is required of students who have not previously enrolled at New Mexico State University or one of its community colleges.
Students taking between 12 and 18 credits are charged for only 12, provided that all credits are taken exclusively at DACC. Then, beginning with the 19th credit, the per-credit charge is again imposed.
Equal monthly payments are due on the 15th of each month of the semester. A $10 late fee is assessed to the student account for late, partial or missed payments. Students who are required to sign up for a payment plan and fails to do so by the deadline will have their current semester courses cancelled.
Medical Insurance Coverage Not Provided. DACC does not provide medical insurance for students. DACC students are encouraged to obtain their own medical insurance for any potential illness, accident, or injury that might occur while they are enrolled at the college.
DACC/NMSU reserves the right to cancel the registration of any student who fails to pay, when due, any indebtedness to the institution.#N#Academic credits, transcripts, and diplomas will be withheld until all financial obligations are paid.
Members of the Armed Forces, as well as their spouses and minor children, who are not otherwise entitled to claim residency are eligible for tuition payment at the resident student rates upon presentation of certification from their commanding officer of assignment to active duty within New Mexico.