NM streamlines cross-registration for graduate classes at public universities

SANTA FE, N.M. — Graduate students at New Mexico’s public universities will now be able to enroll in specialized courses at another public institution without having to reapply.

Six universities signed an agreement with the New Mexico Higher Education Department that will allow students to stay enrolled at their main university – like UNM – and pay the tuition and fees there while also taking approved courses at a different school, like NMSU.

Only graduate level courses will be available. Participating institutions include UNM, NMSU, ENMU, WNMU, New Mexico Tech and New Mexico Highlands. This will begin this fall. To get in on this, students must:

• Be fully admitted and enrolled full-time in a graduate program at one of New Mexico’s public universities.
• Maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA and remain in good academic standing.
• Obtain approval from graduate studies offices at both the home and host institutions.
• Limit cross-enrollment to two graduate courses per semester.
• Take courses that are not available at their home university.

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