in the "pay nmsu" tab of the website it shows how much i need to pay right? but i want to know if that number is accurate or do the disbursements 2 days before school affect that. sorry for poor wording im nervous rn.

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I have a question, before this semester, if I have less than $1000 unpaid it ia ok and I can register for the next, but this semester I couldn’t. Is there any thing else?

So I just need one more class to complete the 15 credits I need for the tuition discount. I only have one option of class since I have already completed all my electives and I just don't want have a course that I don't need anymore and I can't take to other because I still need to apply to get in my career. So I can only take this course but is only two clases available and both on wait-list in one of them I am the first in line. I guess I am just seeking for advice, is actually probably get notified when you are on wait-list and it's your turn or should I check every hour ?

Hey everyone, I’m looking for recommendations on good clubs or student organizations to join at NMSU. I’m interested in keeping an open mind and would be a great way to meet new people. Any suggestions or personal experiences you could share would be much appreciated!

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This is my last semester and I'm a Master's student. I have experience in research and teaching in Public Health and Biology department.

Please if you know any opportunity let me know.

I am starting my Masters program at NMSU this spring. I do not want any more student loans. Is it worthwhile to fill out the Scholar Dollars Application? I'm doing the program online and part-time. I wasn't sure if scholarships are mostly reserved for on campus students.

Hello, in my previous post about school jobs I tried to apply for some positions in handshake at NMSU. I was wondering if they let you know about their decision if they don't accept you. Also usually how long does it take? If not I will just check in person for positions available

Hi everyone! I was wondering if anyone had received or is in the process of receiving their creative writing mfa from nmsu here? if so, can you speak about the program? do you like it/the school/las cruces? how are things?

pls feel free to pm me instead of commenting if that works better for you :)

Hi guys so this will be my first semester at NMSU. Transferring from another school. I received an email saying my books for next semester are available on Brytewave. When I look them up in the bookstore it says " Above item is part of a program where course materials are included in a course charge or tuition". However, I read somewhere else that they give you access to the books and then after 2 weeks charge your account if you don't opt out. I found one of books for $34 dollars bookstore price $110. So I was wondering if anyone goes to NMSU and knows how it works. I know I should email the college, and I have but I guess they are on break. I don't want to wait to long till someone buys the book and I have to pay much more.. thanks in advance.

Im a senior doing my internship this semester and I need one more class so opportunity will pay for it but ive already exhausted all my departments classes What’s the easiest online class I can take to avoid paying oop since i cant afford it lol

As someone who has POTS and fibromyalgia, I'm curious how other students live with chronic conditions on campus. Living away from home is daunting when one's conditions can make them feel far from independant. What gas helped you cope with your illnesses in this environment?

Anyone still on campus know how long the WiFi will be down? I think it was a scheduled one but I cannot sleep and I was binge watching South Park again 😂

I have a room available in a 4BHK apartment, just a 2-minute walk from NMSU. The rent is $325, and the security deposit is the same amount. The room is available starting in March, with a 6-month lease. Female roommate preferred. Please reach out to me if you’re looking for a room.

I’m currently dual majoring in ME/AE but after talking with a few different people, accounting sounds very tempting to switch over to. I’m not sure how they actually program is, but I’ve spoken with the Director of Master of Accountancy Program and it’s definitely got my attention. I’m just not certain if I want to make that jump though. I’m at a point in my degree where I’ve gotten all the basics and some engineering classes covered so from here until graduation it’s just pure engineering classes. I could switch over and be in a similar position to where I am now, I just don’t know if it’s worth it.

I’ve taken those career aptitude tests and usually the results haven’t been very helpful.

Hello hello!! I’m looking to enter graduate school at NMSU but can’t decide if I want to go to Texas Tech or NMSU. I’ve heard great things about the dietetic internship at NMSU. Anyone have any tips they can share on their experience in this field?

Has anybody here taken this class with Dr. Nogueira? If so, do you think you could give me a rundown of how difficult this class is or give me an example of what was most difficult for you?

I am planning on taking this course in Spring 25 and I would just like to be a little prepared and be able to brace myself for the semester ahead of time.

Hello, I am incoming freshman for this incoming spring. I was wondering if it's difficult to get a in school Job ? Since I am international the only place I can work is there

Hi, I've been accepted into nmsu and I'm looking for friends for next year. I'm a high school senior headed there next fall. I'm also looking for a room mate on campus. (I am a dude) Anyways guys and girls are welcome I do not discriminate I just wanna know some people beforehand.

I’ll do all the surveys you want if you give me peace lol

nothing scarier than finals week… hmu for group discussion and stuff

ended my fall term with 4.0 GPA 🫡

Hello folks,

I am teaching a new class in the Spring, History 320, American History Through Film. It meets once a week, Weds from 1:30-4. The class involves reading one article or short book chapter per week outside of class, watching a film (either a documentary or a feature film) in class, and then doing some in-class discussion/groupwork. There's also a midterm and a final. No research paper though. This would be a great class for someone looking for a very accessible upper-division elective. DM me with any questions.

NOTE: This post is an update on another Reddit post in the same subreddit, r/nmsu. Click here for the link to the original post.

UPDATE: Everyone, I finally took the test, and let me tell you, the practice test they provided was utterly useless; yay! It's like that meme shown, which is that the practice test covers you outside the topics given in the test, so when you do the test itself, you are completely unprepared and get obliterated.

Fortunately, I did remember most of them and wrote them in a notebook after the exam before they faded away from my memory. When comparing it to the practice exam, which is named (FA23 practice_problems), it was completely different from the exam itself, so yeah, don't use that because it is useless. Let's see what happens to me; hopefully, I don't get rejected to do my degree and unfortunately have to resort to the nuclear options of either having to get into DACC or, in the worst case scenario, withdraw entirely from NMSU and instead do a pathetic certificate elsewhere.

Did it happen to anyone before?

Also, what would be your recommendation if you were to be me, as I got a 7 out of 40 in the Math Placement Exam?

Meme:

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Hey guys, just checking in- how is everyone doing with finals coming up ? How are we feeling about the semester being over with?