New Mexico § 21-1-26.9 Limitation; higher education department; review of

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§ 21-1-26.9 — Limitation; higher education department; review of

New Mexico § 21-1-26.9

Ch. 21State and Private Education Institutions

Art. 1General Provisions Relating to State Educational

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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 21-1-26.9 (2026).

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proposed campuses. Effective January 1, 1998, no new public post-secondary educational institution, branch campus or off-campus instructional center shall be created except as specifically created by the legislature. The higher education department shall review any proposal for the establishment of a new public post-secondary educational institution or campus and submit its recommendations to the legislature. In reviewing proposals, the department may consider: A. provisions for a local mill levy of at least two mills; B. population base to provide at least five hundred full-time students; C. whether at least fifty percent of the costs of initial construction comes from private or local sources; D. governance structure; E. means for acquisition of property, including purchase, lease, donat

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proposed campuses. Effective January 1, 1998, no new public post-secondary educational institution, branch campus or off-campus instructional center shall be created except as specifically created by the legislature. The higher education department shall review any proposal for the establishment of a new public post-secondary educational institution or campus and submit its recommendations to the legislature. In reviewing proposals, the department may consider: A. provisions for a local mill levy of at least two mills; B. population base to provide at least five hundred full-time students; C. whether at least fifty percent of the costs of initial construction comes from private or local sources; D. governance structure; E. means for acquisition of property, including purchase, lease, donations or any other means; F. eligibility and level of funding request of the state; and G. brokering of extended learning provisions.