Getting Started on your Financial Aid

@Northern New Mexico College, we are committed to making sure that college is affordable for every student. Whether you are a recent high school or HSE graduate or adult returning to school, we are here to help you access the federal and state financial resources available to you.

The first step to receiving all types of Federal Financial Aid, including grants, loans and work study is to complete the FAFSA form.

The FAFSA is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.

Students must complete the FAFSA every year, and we encourage students to complete the FAFSA online as soon as possible.

NORTHERN’S FAFSA SCHOOL CODE: 005286

FINANCIAL AID OFFICE
M-F/ 8:30a – 5p
finaid@nnmc.edu
(505) 747-2128

For FAFSA HELP
Educational Opportunity Center
eoc@nnmc.edu
(505) 747-2183

 

Tuition-free College for New Mexicans!

With the New Mexico Opportunity and Lottery Scholarships, New Mexicans can pursue college & career training without worrying about the cost of tuition and fees.

The Lottery Scholarship covers 100% of tuition for recent New Mexico high school graduates.

The Opportunity Scholarship covers 100% of tuition and course-specific fees at New Mexico public colleges and universities for adults returning to school. Learn more...

 

Reach Higher NM

Annual Cost Estimates 2024-2025

In addition to tuition and fees, Northern is required to estimate yearly Cost of Attendance (COA)
that includes living costs such as housing, food, books, and transportation. Learn more about COA.

In-State New Mexico Residents

$15,740+ per year
Includes Tuition: $5064

Estimated cost of attendance for students who meet New Mexico Residency requirements.

Out-of-State & International

$23,918+ per year
Includes Tuition: $14,328

Estimated cost of attendance for out of state students and International students are the same.

Online Programs

$14,440+ per year
Includes Tuition: $7080+

Estimated cost of attendance for NM residents and non-residents taking online programs.