High school students who wish to take college courses at NMSU Grants must meet the following requirements:
The course a student is allowed to take is based on their GPA, placement assessment results, and the courses authorized by their high school. For approved courses, students must visit with the Dual Credit college advisor or the Dual Credit Representative for their high school.
Consult with NMSU Grants Student Services for more information and waivers
Dual Credit for Home School Students: Home school students who choose to participate in college courses must meet the same requirements mentioned above and will have their tuition and general fees waived by NMSU Grants. The student will be required to purchase the book and pay any course fee. These students will be required to provide the college with a graded transcript. This transcript must provide a graded (A-F) transcript showing courses, course levels, grade level, and grades signed by the home school program evaluator. Students must also meet the GPA requirements for each grade level.
Application Process:
- Applying
- Registration
Students new to the program OR students who did not take classes the previous year must complete the following:
Online Application
Dual Credit Packet
*Incomplete forms will not be processed and will be returned to the student/parent
*Incomplete forms will not be processed and will be returned to the student/parent
Important Notice! If you drop or fail a Dual Credit course(s) it may affect your eligibility to receive future financial aid. Including the Bridge and/or Lottery scholarship.
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Grants High School | Pine Hill High School | Thoreau High School |
Laguna Acoma High School | Quemado High School | To'Hajiille Community School |
New Mexico Connections Academy | Ramah High School | Tse Yi Gai High School |
New Mexico Home School Students | Zuni High School | N/A |