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    Kascey Shvans
    Admissions Advisor
    📧 kshvans@nmsu.edu
    📱 +1 575-646-3191
    💬 +1 575-339-1901

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    Hello there!

    Hello future Aggie! My name is Kascey Shvans, and I am excited to connect with you as you explore your next steps in higher education here at New Mexico State University.

    I am originally from a small town in Ontario, Canada but have called different parts of the Southwest United States home for most of my adult life. I earned my bachelor’s degree in 2019 from Arizona State University in Anthropology and Global Health, which grew my passion for learning and helping others find their path. My career has allowed me to support people in many ways—from guiding travelers in the airline industry to mentoring students and community members. Outside of work, I enjoy yoga and traveling, which keep me grounded and inspired.

    As your Admissions Advisor, I look forward to supporting you through the admissions process and helping you feel at home here at NMSU. Go Aggies!

    Frequently Asked Questions

    To register for classes, you are required to attend an Aggie Welcome and Orientation. Orientation is where you will meet with your academic advisor to discuss your degree plan and register for classes. To sign up, visit awo.nmsu.edu

    To be considered official, transcripts must be sent directly to NMSU from your school electronically: admissions@nmsu.edu or mailed to:

    NMSU Admissions
    PO BOX 30001, MSC 3A
    Las Cruces, NM 88003

    Your myNMSU account will be your portal for email, registration, scholarships and much more! Visit my.nmsu.edu, click on ‘First-Time Users’ and complete the steps to create your myNMSU account.

    You can request an unofficial evaluation of your credits by submitting an evaluation request and attaching your transcript(s). We can then send you an unofficial evaluation of your credits and a degree plan for your intended major. Our unofficial evaluation request is intended for students seeking their first bachelor's degree.