New Mexico Junior College

Although recommended, students are not required to have COVID-19 vaccinations.

If you are fully vaccinated, and you have no symptoms, you will not be required to quarantine.

If you are not fully vaccinated, it is imperative that you isolate if you think you have been exposed, whether you have symptoms or not.  Immediately call Sarah Patterson, Dean of Student Services (575-492-2575 or sedelbrock@nmjc.edu), to help assess the next steps, the level of exposure, etc.

If you need to quarantine at home, your professors will work with you. Sarah Patterson will contact your instructors to verify that you are absent due to exposure. You must contact your instructors, also, so they can give you assignments while you isolate, to keep you up-to-date in class.

If you are not sure if you have been exposed, call Sarah Patterson, to help assess your level of exposure.

Please remember, if you feel sick in any way, STAY HOME!

No, at this time, we are planning for almost all summer classes to be online, with the exception of some technical classes that must be hands-on training, such as Cosmetology and Automotive. 

At this point, we are planning on classes remaining in-person. Our success depends on maintaining our safety protocols: wear a mask inside NMJC buildings, social distance, and consistently wash your hands and use hand sanitizer, available in all campus buildings.

Pannell Library is only open to currently-registered students, NMJC faculty, and NMJC staff.  To help students who prefer social distancing, Reference Librarian  Kevin Henard is available online for research assistance at: khenard@nmjc.edu (Please allow 24 to 48 hours response time.) You can also access library databases and more here, 

If you need tutoring, please make an appointment through Canvas, in your class module.  Free online tutoring is available in several of the core college general education subjects, such as algebra, biology, chemistry, history, writing and other classes, available 7 days a week, from 2pm to 11pm mountain time. If you are new to Brainfuse, you will need to click "My Account", in the upper right corner of the Brainfuse page, where you will see a link to set up a username and password. Through this portal, you can access FREE live tutoring, writing lab, and a range of other study tools.

For questions, please email successcenter@nmjc.edu.

To talk with an academic advisor, who can help you with the process, email asknmjc@nmjc.edu, call 575-492-2577 or visit with an advisor in Ben Alexander.

We highly recommend you make an appointment to see an advisor. Advisors are available in person, by Zoom, email or telephone - you choose what is best for you.

The testing center is open. Please make an appointment in advance:
email Testing@nmjc.edu or call 575-492-2591 to schedule your appointment.  

You can see a video on how to complete your application here, or go direction to our Application page.

You can also make an appointment with one of our financial aid advisors to discuss your options: 575-392-5172 or financialaid@nmjc.edu.

There are videos to help you with this process. More information about different kinds of financial aid is available here.  Both full-time and part-time students are eligible for financial aid.

NMJC also has a payment plan, to spread your tuition payments over several months. Get more information here.  

Yes, these classes are in person. Please contact our Adult Education department: 575-492-2629 or adulteducation@nmjc.edu.

Yes, all teams will be returning to competition this Fall.

Our Training and Outreach classes are both in-person and online, depending on the type of class.  In-person classes are following all safety protocols (facemasks, social distance, wash hands, etc.). 

The Museum is now open.