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New Mexico hails expanded free college, but some remain wary - Vimarsana News

New Mexico hails expanded free college, but some remain wary

Even after failing a test that set her back a semester, Maribel Rodriguez will be heading back to nursing school this fall with a generous new state scholarship that abandons eligibility criteria to help more working adults get a college degree.

New Mexico Hails Expanded Free College, but Some Remain Wary - Vimarsana News

New Mexico Hails Expanded Free College, but Some Remain Wary

Flush with tax revenues and federal aid, some US states are increasing support for free college programs, while critics are concerned about how long states could sustain these programs

NM's free college program, the Opportunity Scholarship, helps thousands - Vimarsana News

NM's free college program, the Opportunity Scholarship, helps thousands

New Mexico’s revamped program provides students with more flexibility, including attending college part-time.

WED: New Mexico fires gain ground, State boosts its free college program, + More - Vimarsana News

WED: New Mexico fires gain ground, State boosts its free college program, + More

Another day of critical fire weather is hampering efforts by firefighters in New Mexico to get a handle on blazes that have prompted evacuations.Two new fires reported yesterday afternoon in the mountains of southeastern New Mexico prompted immediate evacuations.

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New Mexico revamps free college program. Some fear funds may run out. - Vimarsana News

New Mexico revamps free college program. Some fear funds may run out.

New Mexico is expanding its free college program, “Opportunity Scholarship,” by removing restrictions requiring students to be recent high school graduates and full-time students. The new program will also allow them to use grants for personal expenses.