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Info Detail - New Mexico
| Waiver of tuition and programs fees for postsecondary student-evacuees who reside in, or expected to attend college in, the affected areas along the Louisiana and Mississippi coasts. A limited fund has also been set up to help these students purchase books and other necessary supplies. TVI’s program menu includes associate degrees and certificates in about 50 business, health, technology and trades occupations, two-year liberal and fine arts degrees, college transfer and college prep courses, and adult basic education. Tutoring and other support services are also available |
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| None. |
| TVI is a commuter college and does not have student housing. Evacuees' housing is available through local relief efforts. |
| Many 12-week classes start Sept. 19; other short-term, weekend and distance education offerings start throughout the term. |
| TVI Admissions Office - (505) 224-3160 - and ask for 'Assistance for Hurricane Katrina Evacuees' or go to www.tvi.edu (see 'News & Events') |
| Fall Enrollment |
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| September 12th |
| Admissions Office (505) 473-6133 |
| Fall Enrollment and housing for up to 11 students |
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| Tuition, fees, room & board waived |
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| (505) 329-6561 |
| Offering fall enrollment (conditional admission) to 200 undergraduate students, 100 graduate students, and 50 PhD level students. |
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| On-campus housing is available. |
| Classes began August 15th |
| Mike Zimmerman, Registrar, (505) 646-7526 or mzimmerman@nmsu.edu |
| Offering fall enrollment (conditional admission) to 100 undergraduates (5 in nursing and 7 in medical lab technology) |
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| Classes begin October 12th |
| Debra Teachman, Academic Officer; (505) 439-3621 or teachman@nmsua.nmsu.edu |
| Santa Fe Community College wishes to welcome Louisiana and Mississippi college students by offering the following: 1) A full scholarship for in-state tuition and fees for the fall 2005 and spring 2006 semesters; 2) Required books loaned at no cost; 3) Enrollment in late-starting classes; 4) Individualized advisement, admission and student services, and assistance with financial aid 5) Any other accommodations authorized by New Mexico’s Governor or Legislature. In addition to these services, the SFCC community is coming together to offer funds and other relief in many ways. Details about these efforts will be forthcoming. |
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| A full scholarship for in-state tuition and fees for the fall 2005 and spring 2006 semesters. Required books loaned at no cost. |
| None through the college. For more information, contact the American Red Cross local chapter at (505) 424-1611. |
| Contact Amy Tilley at (505) 428-1162 for information. |
| Contact Amy Tilley at (505) 428-1162. |
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