News: Articles by Auriella Ortiz

New Mexicans will be able to earn a high school equivalency credential at no cost under legislation that was approved by the state Senate and concurred in the House on Saturday, March 22.

A bill to create a veterinary medicine loan repayment program is headed to the governor’s desk after passage by the New Mexico House and Senate.

Health care professionals in New Mexico may once again apply for the Health Professional Loan Repayment Program (HPLRP).

The New Mexico House of Representatives has approved a measure that will help New Mexicans obtain their high school equivalency credential for free.

Senate Bill 8 will help N.M. recruit and retain vets in rural areas

The New Mexico Higher Education Department invites the public to join Higher Education Day at the roundhouse.

Nearly 50 students learned about skills and resources useful for their transition into postsecondary education

New Mexico creates data-driven tools to improve adult education statewide

Student art show displayed at the department’s offices in Santa Fe

Substantial benefits of Opportunity Scholarship, financial assistance highlighted by national higher education analysis