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Lyset SegoviaAdmissions Advisor
✉ lysetseg@nmsu.edu
+1 575-646-3573
+1 575-339-1901
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Hello there!
Hello! My name is Lyset Segovia, and I'm a native New Mexican who grew up on a small pecan farm in Mesquite, New Mexico. I began my college pursuits at New Mexico State University in 2017, and after obtaining my bachelor's in philosophy from NMSU in 2021, I went on to obtain my master’s in philosophy from the University of New Mexico. As a Chicana who is among only one other person in her family to achieve her master's, I’d like to inspire my fellow young Chicanas—and all other students—to aim further than they ever thought possible.
College is a challenge for everyone, but as an Aggie Alumni and your Academic Advisor, my goal is to help prospective students (like you!) see that NMSU is a place they can discover, grow, and call home. Schedule a one-on-one with me today to ask about the application process, the many programs we offer, scholarships, and much more. Go Aggies!
Frequently Asked Questions
To register for classes, you are required to attend a New Student 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.
Students who are first-time, full-time undergraduate students admitted to the Las Cruces campus are required to complete a housing application or exemption form. Log in to your MyNMSU, click on the Student tab and select ‘MyHousing’. Once in MyHousing, at the top of the screen, you will see the Application drop-down menu.
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), is an annual application a student submits that determines qualification for federal aid, including grants, loans, and work-study. You will submit your FAFSA form at studentaid.gov.