New Mexico Prep postgraduate football program was created to give the student athletes of New Mexico an opportunity to showcase their skills academically as well as on a football field at the college prep level.  New Mexico Prep is not a college. Student athletes are required to attend Central New Mexico Community College (CNM) located in Albuquerque, NM. Student athletes who are selected to participate in New Mexico Prep football program are required to take developmental courses, or be a part time student (part-time student meaning any hours less than 12 credits) so they can establish a college classroom work ethic and not use any of their college football elegibility in the process. Student athletes must have a high school diploma or GED to be considered for New Mexico Prep Post Graduate Football Program.   Student athletes who are not National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) qualifiers, on completion of high school graduation, will be tutored in how to successfully complete the ACT/SAT exam during study hall sessions.  Study hall sessions will take place Sunday through Thursday from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Professional licensed teachers, counselors, and qualified tutors from the local university along with the coaching staff of New Mexico Prep will administer study hall.

This process will also assist the student athletes in becoming eligible through the NCAA Clearinghouse.  During the student athletes’ time at New Mexico Prep, the student athlete will be tutored on how to conduct themselves in and out of a college classroom setting, given complete instructions on how to maximize their strengths, in a collegiate weight room facility, and how to truly understand the game of football.  One of New Mexico Prep’s main objectives will be to continue the student athletes overall education and playing career at a four year institution by the end of the first semester. New Mexico Prep will not accept any student athlete past the age of 21. 

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