New Student Checklist
Thank you for your interest in NMSU Military and Veterans Programs (MVP)!
MVP is your one stop shop for transitioning to NMSU, VA/TA Benefits, on-campus and off-campus resources, academic resources, and more. The MVP lab is open 8am-5pm, Monday through Friday and is available to all military and veteran students including dependents. We offer free coffee, fax, copy and printing services and a place to network with like-minded veterans.
- We are open in the Corbett Center Student Union, Room 244
- Email: mvp@nmsu.edu | Phone: 575-646-4524 | Fax: 575-646-1113
- If you have any questions during your transition and throughout your academic career at NMSU, please contact MVP.
Student advocacy at every level, from admissions to graduation!
Please use the following checklist to help guide you in your transition to NMSU: MVP New Student Checklist
Orientation
All new, incoming freshmen and transfer students must complete orientation before registering for classes. Orientation will provide the tools and information to make your transition to NMSU as easy as possible. For more information about the program, dates, agenda, and/or to register for an orientation, visit Aggie Welcome and Orientation. If you are unable to attend a face-to-face Orientation program and would like to submit a request for Online Orientation, log-in to: awo.nmsu.edu.
Degree Programs
Undergraduate
Students seeking bachelor’s and associates degrees can choose from a number of majors and pre-professional programs.
Graduate
Students seeking master’s and doctoral degrees can choose from many traditional or distance based programs.
Online Learning
NMSU’s distance education degree programs are designed to serve students who may not be able to pursue an education through traditional means. NMSU offers Bachelor degree completion programs, Masters and Doctorate programs, and a number of Certificate and Licensure options.
Course Catalogs
The New Mexico State University course catalogs contain information about undergraduate and graduate programs, academic regulations, and course descriptions.