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NMSA. The LEA in collaboration with the POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTION shall determine a list of academic and career technical courses eligible for dual credit for inclusion into the appendix. The appendix shall indicate the name of the postsecondary institution, the name of the LEA, the date, course subject and number, course title, location of course delivery and semester offered. The LEA shall submit the appendix electronically to NMHED and PED when the Master Agreement is signed and at the end of each semester prior to its application for which the appendix is modified. Dual credit courses may be offered at LEAs, POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTIONS, and off-campus centers as determined by the LEA in collaboration with the POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTION offering the courses. Dual credit courses may be delivered during or outside of LEA hours.
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NMSA. The LEA in collaboration with the POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTION shall determine a list of academic and career technical courses eligible for dual credit for inclusion into the appendix. The appendix shall indicate the name of the postsecondary institution, the name of the LEA, the date, course subject and number, course title, location of course delivery and semester offered. The LEA shall submit the appendix electronically to NMHED and PED when the Master Agreement is signed and at the end of each semester prior to its application for which the appendix is modified. Dual credit courses may be offered at LEAs, in collaboration with the POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTION offering the courses. Dual credit courses may be delivered during or outside of LEA hours.
NMSA. The LEA in collaboration with the NMSU will determine a list of academic and career technical courses eligible for dual credit for inclusion into the Appendix. Should there be disagreement between the LEA and NMSU about the list of courses, NMSU has final authority over the courses to be listed. The Appendix must indicate the name of the LEA, the date, course subject and number, course title, location of course delivery and semester offered. The LEA must submit the Appendix electronically to NMHED and PED when the Master Agreement is signed and at the end of each semester prior to its application for which the Appendix is modified. Location: Dual credit courses may be offered at LEAs, NMSU, and off-campus centers as determined by the LEA in collaboration with NMSU. Dual credit courses may be delivered during or outside of LEA hours.
NMSA. The LEA in collaboration with the POSTSECONDARY INSTITUTION shall determine a list of academic and career technical courses eligible for dual credit for inclusion into the appendix. The appendix shall indicate the name of the postsecondary institution, the name of the LEA, the date, course subject and number, course title, location of the course delivery and semester offered. The LEA shall submit the appendix electronically to NMPED and when the master agreement is signed and at the end of each semester prior to its application may be delivered during or outside of LEA hours.
NMSA. The LEA in collaboration with CNM shall determine a list of academic and career technical courses eligible for dual credit for inclusion into the appendix. The appendix shall indicate the name of the postsecondary institution, the name of the LEA, the date, course subject and number, course title, location of course delivery and semester offered. The LEA shall submit the appendix electronically to NMHED and PED when the Master Agreement is signed and at the end of each semester prior to its application for which the appendix is modified. CNM will post its appendix online at xxx.xxx.xxx/xxxxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxx-xxxxxx/xxxx-xxxxxx-xxxxx under the title “STARS Addendum.” Dual credit courses may be offered at LEAs, CNM, and off-campus centers as determined by the LEA in collaboration with CNM offering the courses. Dual credit courses may be delivered during or outside of LEA hours.

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