Stop Shop workshops provide quick assistance in one-hour presentations offered weekly throughout the semester. Focus Group workshops provide development in such areas as speed reading, preparing for the GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT, or NTE, over a three-week period. Project Support workshops assist reentry students in making the study skill and personal adjustments back into academic life. Computing devices are available throughout the campus, with major labs in Jacobs Hall and the Computer Center building. Labs are equipped with software for word processing, spreadsheets, databases, statistics, desktop publishing and more.
Laser printers furnish students with high quality output.
The campus network, NMSU-Net, interconnects all computer center labs with other computing resources across campus and around the world, providing students with access to electronic mail, remote archives, and electronic bulletin boards and news groups. Cooperative Education Program New Mexico State University enjoys a national reputation for its cooperative education program, which contributes to students' total educational experience and realization of career goals by integrating academic theory and practical application. Co-op assignments provide varied work experiences with employers from business, industry, government, and nonprofit organizations. Students may also develop specially tailored co-op assignments. Workphases are separated by semesters of on-campus classroom instruction.