New Mexico § 21-21R-5 Duration of scholarship authorized

New Mexico Statutes

§ 21-21R-5 — Duration of scholarship authorized

New Mexico § 21-21R-5

Ch. 21State and Private Education Institutions

Art. 21ROpportunity Scholarship

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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 21-21R-5 (2026).

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A.Each scholarship is for a period of one semester, including the summer semester. A scholarship may be renewed if the eligible student continues to meet the conditions of eligibility.

B.Scholarships may be provided to an eligible student until the eligible student receives a credit-bearing certificate or certificates.

C.Scholarships may be provided to an eligible student for up to ninety credit hours for the completion of one associate degree; provided that dual credit courses that an eligible student previously completed shall not count toward the credit-hour cap.

D.Scholarships may be provided to an eligible student for up to one hundred sixty credit hours for the completion of one bachelor's degree; provided that dual credit courses that an eligible student previously completed sha

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A. Each scholarship is for a period of one semester, including the summer semester. A scholarship may be renewed if the eligible student continues to meet the conditions of eligibility. B. Scholarships may be provided to an eligible student until the eligible student receives a credit-bearing certificate or certificates. C. Scholarships may be provided to an eligible student for up to ninety credit hours for the completion of one associate degree; provided that dual credit courses that an eligible student previously completed shall not count toward the credit-hour cap. D. Scholarships may be provided to an eligible student for up to one hundred sixty credit hours for the completion of one bachelor's degree; provided that dual credit courses that an eligible student previously completed shall not count toward the credit- hour cap.