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NEW MEXICO STATUTES AND CODES
Section 21-21C-2 - Purpose.
21-21C-2. Purpose.
The legislature finds that independent institutions of higher education provide a valuable service for New Mexico residents by allowing educational choice. The legislature declares that the purpose of the Student Choice Act [21-21C-1 NMSA 1978] is to broaden student choice and to make maximum possible utilization of existing postsecondary educational resources and facilities, both public and independent, and thus to benefit the residents of the state. The legislature further finds that the broadening of educational choice will reduce the financial demands on the taxpayers of New Mexico.
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