Getting Started at the College of Arts & Sciences
Whatever your talent, niche, or passion, we can help you cultivate your special gifts into success. If you have questions about your intended program at the College of Arts & Sciences — or need help deciding which degree to pursue — please feel free to contact an advisor. You may also reach out directly to the academic department of your area of interest. For questions about financial aid and scholarships, we encourage you to ask one of our dedicated financial aid advisors. And if you’re ready to take the next step, apply to NMSU today.
Undergraduate Admissions
The College of Arts & Sciences offers innovative bachelor’s degree programs in 20+ academic departments. Each department falls into one of four academic classifications of knowledge: fine arts, humanities, sciences, and social sciences. No matter which program you pursue, you’ll have the opportunity to learn from expert, award-winning faculty in a collaborative classroom environment in a collaborative classroom enviro.
Graduate Admissions
Take your career to the next level in our cutting-edge master’s and doctoral programs. Join some of the brightest students from around the world in expertly taught, internationally recognized programs. By earning a graduate degree at the College of Arts & Sciences, you’ll be joining a legacy of academic excellence, community enrichment, and personal empowerment.
Online Student Admissions
In addition to the life-changing programs we offer on campus, the College of Arts & Sciences takes accessibility to the next level with our online degree programs at NMSU Global Campus. Whether you’re a first-time freshman, transfer student, graduate student, or international student, you’ll have the opportunity to access NMSU’s top-ranked education from anywhere in the world.
Scholarships and Financial Aid
At the College of Arts & Sciences, we’re proud to offer merit-based awards to ambitious students of all backgrounds. While each department has its own awards schedule and rules, scholarships are given based on a student’s eligibility requirements, the quality of their Scholar Dollar$ application, and the availability of funds.