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College is getting more expensive across the country, leaving more families asking: Is a degree even worth the cost?

In New Mexico, we’re asking a different question: What if cost didn’t have to be the barrier? 

That’s why we made tuition-free college a reality for New Mexicans. Because education isn’t just an investment in a student; it’s an investment in our workforce, our economy and the future of our state.

No crushing tuition bill. No choosing between an education and decades of debt. Just more New Mexicans with the opportunity to learn, earn and build their future right here at home.

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The Boiler Shop is officially open at Albuquerque’s historic Rail Yards — a $73 million facility built to train the next generation of New Mexico’s film and media workforce.
The facility will bring together CNM’s Film and Digital Media Center and the New Mexico Media Arts Collective, creating new opportunities for New Mexicans to build careers in a growing industry.
The MAC studio also honors New Mexico film pioneer Eric Witt and his lasting impact on our state’s film industry.
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New Mexico has climbed 22 spots in the national higher education rankings, from #40 in 2019 to #18 today. 

That progress reflects a bigger commitment: making education affordable at every stage of life.

From universal, no-cost Pre-K and child care to tuition-free higher education through the Opportunity Scholarship and more pathways into trades, apprenticeships and workforce training, we’re breaking down financial barriers to opportunity.

In New Mexico, there is no wrong door to opportunity. Whether your future includes a college degree, an apprenticeship, a trade or workforce training, we’re creating more pathways to help you get there.
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