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Earn high school credit while learning how to find success in an American classroom. ROGRAM P ULTURE C MERICAN A ANGUAGE L NGLISH E and I N S T I T U T E M I LI TA R Y N E W M E X I C O N ew M exico M ilitary i nstitute New Mexico Military Institute 101 W. College Blvd. Roswell, NM 88201 575-624-8372 MAJ Cristhina Starke [email protected] International Students from North America may qualify for a reduced rate. For more infomation: 18,614 USD International Total Estimated Cost 2,400 USD Uniform Issue 3,200 USD Program Fee 13,014 USD International Tuition & Fees A Global Military School for Leadership Development I N S T I T U T E MILITA R Y N E W M E X I C O Plan of the Day Dinner Free Time Corps Activities Breakfast Night Study Hall (Sunday-Thursday) Dinner Free/Study Time Physical Education P.E./Seminar Leadership Math Lunch Reading Enrichment English Enrichment Tutoring Breakfast Night Study Hall Dinner Free Time Brunch Free Time 2130-2200 2050-2130 1955-2045 1900-1950 1810-1855 1645-1800 1545-1645 1440-1530 1340-1430 1240-1330 1150-1240 1050-1140 0950-1040 0850-0940 0750-0840 0715-0750 0700-0745 Saturday Monday-Friday Sunday Admission to the program prior to November 15. Full payment is due prior to December 31. Program begins in January and finishes in May each year. Students should contact MAJ Starke for exact dates prior to booking any travel.

E N E W T U EMX S T I T A Global Military School ICO I N

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Earn high school credit while learning how to find success in an American classroom.

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New Mexico Military institute

New Mexico Military Institute101 W. College Blvd.Roswell, NM 88201

575-624-8372

MAJ Cristhina [email protected]

International Students from North America may qualify for a reduced

rate. For more infomation:

18,614 USD• International Total Estimated Cost

2,400 USD• Uniform Issue

3,200 USD• Program Fee

13,014 USD• International Tuition & Fees

A Global Military School for Leadership Development

INST

I TU

TE

MILITARY

NEW M

EXICO

Plan of the Day

Dinner

Free Time

Corps Activities

Breakfast

Night Study Hall(Sunday-Thursday)

Dinner

Free/Study Time

Physical Education

P.E./Seminar

Leadership

Math

Lunch

Reading Enrichment

English Enrichment

Tutoring

Breakfast

Night Study Hall

Dinner

Free Time

Brunch

Free Time

2130-22002050-21301955-20451900-19501810-18551645-18001545-16451440-15301340-14301240-13301150-12401050-11400950-10400850-09400750-08400715-07500700-0745

SaturdayMonday-FridaySunday

Admission to the program prior to November 15. Full payment is due prior to December 31.

Program begins in January and finishes in May each year. Students should contact MAJ Starke for exact

dates prior to booking any travel.

Preparing Tomorrow’s Leaders...Today!

• The English Enrichment course focuses on Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening in English.

• The Reading Enrichment course focuses on the process of reading in English.

• Students will be placed into a math course based on our regular process and will gain graduation credit for the course.

• Leadership is an important part of the NMMI program. Students will take our Leadership Course designed by the U.S. Army to teach basic leadership skills.

• Physical training through PE courses and Corps PT is an integral part of the NMMI Program.

• A school counselor will help students in the transition to the Institute and work with them on various areas of growth.

COURSEWORK

Day and overnight trips are a part of the program and students will visit several

beautiful spots in New Mexico. Carlsbad Caverns, Santa Fe and White Sands are all on the visit list, in addition to local outings

in Roswell, NM...Alien City, USA!

Visit NM Landmarks

The program incorporates strong academic foundations in the

American educational system with the support students need to find success. During the program

students will take two courses that are specificaly designed with language acquisition in mind, as well as participate in standard

coursework.

New Mexico Military Institute (NMMI) provides an environment

where students who do not meet the requirements for English acquisition to be admitted directly to NMMI may

attend the English Language and American Culture Program (ELCP) to build the skills necessary to find

success at NMMI. While the program is designed for students who plan to stay at NMMI for the duration

of their education, some students may choose to ‘test drive’ the NMMI

experience during this program.

PROGRAM OVERVIEW