UNM-LA To Host Homeschool College Day

UNM-LA News:

Homeschoolers from Los Alamos and surrounding school districts are invited to attend a Homeschool College Day at the University of New Mexico-Los Alamos. This free event is 1:30-3:30 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 4, in the Lecture Hall in Building 2 on the UNM-LA campus

UNM-LA advisors and faculty members will be on hand to discuss opportunities for high school aged students and the specifics related to Dual Credit and Concurrent Enrollment.

“The New Mexico Legislature has revised the Dual Credit program to include Homeschool students and make them eligible for the tuition waiver and other benefits that come with the program. UNM-LA and the Homeschool community have a long history and strong relationship,” UNM-LA Student Enrollment Director Kathryn Vigil said. “This change in the program creates a new way to strengthen that relationship. This event will provide the opportunity to hear about the details and understand the process involved in enrolling high school aged Homeschool students in the Dual Credit program.”

Parents and administrators will have the opportunity to discuss process, policy and opportunities while students can engage in a variety of interactive college classroom activities.

For more complete information about UNM-LA and the Homeschool College Day, visit losalamos.unm.edu or call UNM-LA Student Services at 505.662.0332.

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